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Interior Cabin
There are five basic cabin categories available, catering to almost any budget.
Interior Cabins represent 28 percent of the rooms on Sapphire Princess, and this is what we stayed in. There are three types of Oceanview Cabins, including some with an obstructed view. We were intrigued by a few categorized as Deluxe Oceanview—these had a limited-access balcony facing forward on decks 10 and 11 (though no deck furniture). We’ll try them on a future cruise.
There are Balcony Cabins, plus Mini-Suites which—at 354 square feet—promise ample elbow room. However, we noticed that virtually all balconies on decks 9 and 10 were mostly or completely visible from the decks above, a ziggurat effect that creates a lack of privacy. There is also an array of Suites.
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| Cabin Name | Occupancy | Cabin Size | Bed Options | View |
| Interior Double | 2 people | 168.00 square feet | 2x Twin | None |
| Ocean View Double | 2 people | 183.00 square feet | Queen, 2x Double | Ocean View |
| Balcony | 2-4 people | 237.00 square feet | Queen, 2x Twin, Sofa Bed / Futon | Balcony |
| Mini Suite with Balcony | 2-4 people | 354.00 square feet | Queen, 2x Twin, Sofa Bed / Futon | Balcony |
| Ocean View - Obstructed | 2-4 people | 168.00 square feet | Queen, 2x Twin, Sofa Bed / Futon | Ocean View (Porthole/Limited) |
| Suite with Balcony | 2-4 people | 525.00 square feet | Queen, 2x Twin, Sofa Bed / Futon | Rear-facing Balcony |
| Family Suite with Balcony | 2-6 people | Queen, 2x Twin, Sofa Bed / Futon | Balcony | |
| Deluxe Ocean View | 2-4 people | 197.00 square feet | Queen, 2x Twin, Sofa Bed / Futon | Ocean View |
| Grand Suite | 2-4 people | 1,329.00 square feet | Queen, Sofa Bed / Futon | Rear-facing Balcony |
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Interior Cabin
While the arrangements were pretty tight for two, this cabin had a surfeit of storage space. Read More... |
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Other Cabins
There are a number of other cabins that we have not yet stayed in. Read their descriptions here. Read More... |
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Cabin Amenities
All the standard amenities were provided, or available on request. Read More... |
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In-Room Dining
Although there wasn’t much room to enjoy a meal in our cabin, the menu was decent. Read More... |
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