This is the cabin tour of D419 on the Coral Princess.
It's a regular balcony cabin.
Let's take a look!
Here's the main bedroom.
Good sized bed.
There's enough room to walk in between the bed and the wall.
And a desk... where I've got a good set up with the computer and...
One thing I noticed: there are TWO electrical outlets at the desk.
There is a sliding door that goes out to the balcony.
And if you're on the Coral Princess in a balcony cabin,
the balcony is probably one of the most important parts, so let's take a look.
It's pretty good size.
You know, there's plenty of room to stretch out!
Now, we're in Vancouver and it's a little cool today.
So, my wife is bundled up, but...
As you can see, there is plenty of room to stretch out there on the balcony.
And the one nice thing about this particular cabin, D419
especially when you're cruising to Alaska is there's an overhang up there
So, you can get protected from the weather a little bit.
There are two chairs and footrests and a little table out there.
Let's go back into the room.
I guess we'll look at the television set up
with remote control and down underneath it is the refrigerator.
and then, if we go over this way
you'll see on each side of the bed there's a couple of drawers
and an additional set of drawers over there by the sliding door.
And then... we'll go to the dressing area.
So, there's a full-length mirror right there which makes it really easy to
see how things have turned out when you're getting dressed.
And a dressing area back here.
Closet. And there ARE hangers and inside the cabinet here is the safe.
Your life jacket storage, and some shelf areas.
And then we'll go to the one little problem area!
And then we'll go to the one little problem area! (Laughing)
This is the bathroom, and the shower is especially small!
Compared to some of the cruise ship showers I've been in, this one is about as tiny as they come!
There is room for one person and when you start flailing your arms around
it's pretty cramped in there. And this shower fixture up here
you know that's fixed. It does not... You can't bring it down lower.
On a lot of the cruise ships I've been on
its on an adjustable thing where you can go up or down
set the height for a shorter person... but not on this particular cabin.
Then you have shower gel and shampoo/conditioner provided there.
So, you don't necessarily have to bring any of your own.
And here you have plenty of storage in the bathroom
and a little trash can under the sink there.
And it's all mirrored.
Now, let me show you the difference between a regular balcony cabin and a mini-suite!
My brother has the cabin next door and we have the divider opened up...
and I'm going to go into his cabin.
He's got a mini-suite.
And this is the main difference... here you have this sitting area by the balcony
that has a couch and a little table.
and then you also have TWO TVs.
So, you have one pointed towards the bed and then the other TV is pointed over
towards the sitting area.
Then the other big difference in a mini-suite
is when you get over here into the bathroom.
The closet area is still the same but when you get into the bathroom
it's a little bit bigger and you have a bathtub.
So, there's a lot more room when you're standing in the tub taking a shower.
It is not anywhere near as cramped as on a regular balcony cabin.
You still have the same kind of shower head fixture up there...
but there's just a lot more room because you have all this area in here in the tub to stand in.
Now, here's another way for me to show you the difference in size
between a mini-suite and a regular balcony cabin.
If we look down the hallway here all these cabins down here
down this area of the hallway are all mini-suites.
And then here is D419 which is a regular balcony cabin.
And this length right here from that corner to the door
that's the extra space you'd have in a mini-suite.