Diamond Princess Review

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Amazing Cruise onboard Diamond Princess

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bubblesqueaker
6-10 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Aug 2017
Cabin: Oceanview (obstructed view)
Sanctuary
Explorers Lounge
Speciality Restaurant and Photography Area
Kai Sushi
Sabatini's
Conservatory
Theater
Pool (at 2am)
Pool view at 2am.

Ship appearance

Although the ship is getting a bit older and decor is dated the ship was very clean and looked great.

Stateroom

Cabin Review

Oceanview (obstructed view)

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Stateroom

As we took a ‘Move Over Offer’ we ended up in an Obstructed Oceanview Cabin over a Balcony. After being spoilt with balconies on the last number of cruises we weren’t sure how we would find it.

When we got our room (which was ready immediately on boarding – not like RCCL – we were pleasantly surprised (one of our suitcases arrived at the room before we did!). The room was located on the Emerald 8th Deck) was spacious (E229) and the obstructed view was better than I was expecting it to be – the lifeboat was covering the bottom half of the window but you could still see out.

We didn’t really spend much time in our room anyway so it worked out well and for our itinerary the ship was a bit rough ever night and you probably wouldn’t have got the same use of one as a Med or Caribbean cruise.

My only niggle about the stateroom was that I felt some of it could have been a little cleaner – around the headboard was dusty as was behind it by the window – this didn’t change during the cruise and I think it was perhaps down to the stateroom attendant, who was lovely! There was also no small touches like chocolates or fancy towels that we got on RCCL.

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