KittyCruiser

I agree the travel agent should have told us. And I plan to mention this to her..But I accepted the room mainly for the location since the route is potentially rocky for two to three days. I was willing to pay the price for maybe a smoother ride. I’ve stayed in this same location in previous ships and was allowed to select it without it being a club class. But this time I had to contact my travel agent which should have been a red flag for me. Anyways, it has all worked out. While I could not invite my mom as a guest for dining in ‘Dine my way’ function, my mom was able to include us as a guest with her table at the main dining room. We are all good! Thanks for all your comments.

Thank you everyone for responding so quickly. We will probably just eat together at the main dining area. Definitely will remember not to get a club level mini suite next time! Again, thank you everyone for your comments so quickly!

Recently, my travel agent booked a M1 category mini suite on the Ruby Princess for my husband and I and a second cabin for my elderly mother but in a regular balcony category. She is by herself in the cabin. In looking at the booking documents it says we are in the Reserved Collection Mini suite with all the Club Amenities. This looked nice especially for the dedicated dining room with no wait or reservations required. Except we are also traveling with my elderly mom. Does anyone know if she will be able to dine with us at the club class dedicated dining area? Thankyou for responding

We just returned from a 5 day cruise on the Royal Princess on March 2 and they did the minibar exchange for coffee cards. I was so happy about that since the exchange was removed from the updated pdf list of benefits for elite.