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Thank you Colo.

Yes The picture is great!

sorry for the wrong room number

Thanks for the detailed deck info.Picture is always better. Now I see both balconies are covered.:D

D227 is in the front of the ship. Too much movement in the front? what's next to the rooms towards the interior of the ship?

On the other hand, D629 is next to the elevator. Is it going to be noisy late night? But D629 is next to the Suite location. So do we get better service there?

This cruise will be sailing 3 days out of 7 days. So trying to look for a nicer room and location.

Please help

Thanks for the detailed deck info.Picture is always better. Now I see both balconies are covered.:D

D227 is in the front of the ship. Too much movement in the front? what's next to the rooms towards the interior of the ship?

On the other hand, D629 is next to the elevator. Is it going to be noisy late night? But D227 is next to the Suite location. So do we get better service there?

This cruise will be sailing 3 days out of 7 days. So trying to look for a nicer room and location.

Please help

Hi Cruisecritic friends,

Looking at D227 and D629 balcony cabins for our July Cruise trip. No luck with the port side cabins at the sale price.

Can anyone tell me the pros and cons of these two rooms? This would be first time on Princess.

Have cruised before long time back.

Thanks much.

Hi,

I'm new to this board.

Trying to decide on a cruise for our upcoming Alaska trip in end of June.

How did you know prior to the booking if there are some newly renovated/refurbished rooms. Can you please educate me on this?

I have been on two cruise ships (two different ones) 10-13 years back. I felt very claustrophobic after the first day and got sick.

Want to try this cruise trip after long time. That's why I'm trying to be very careful in selecting a cruise line.

Looking at a cruisetour pkg with a 7 night SB trip from Anchorage/Whittier/Seward to VC.

Glacier Bay is a must for my itinerary.