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BD Balcony cabins on Baja Deck


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Standard size cabin and standard size balcony, just like nearly every other balcony cabin on the ship except location. :) Did you have a more specific question?
Right. Small, covered (but not private) balcony with two chairs and a small table; BD is either far forward or far aft on Baja deck. With few exceptions, standard balcony cabins are exactly the same as standard oceanview cabins only with a small balcony.
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Right. Small, covered (but not private) balcony with two chairs and a small table; BD is either far forward or far aft on Baja deck. With few exceptions, standard balcony cabins are exactly the same as standard oceanview cabins only with a small balcony.
This is only true for the smaller Grand class ships. On the 3,100 passenger ships with the Riviera deck (Caribbean , Crown, etc.) BD cabins are in the middle of Baja deck (BE cabins are for and aft) and for and aft on the Aloha deck. OP has an aft BD cabin on Baja so must be on one of the 2,600 passenger ships and your comments apply. Just don't want to confuse others on the larger ships.
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Dear Blondy: Hi, we are also in BD cabin on Baja deck. Is our first Princes cruise. We are in 624 are u close? We live in New Jersey. Have u signed up for tour in St Petersburg? Usually travel on Royal Carib, but have been trying other lines. Elaine

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Dear Blondy: Hi, we are also in BD cabin on Baja deck. Is our first Princes cruise. We are in 624 are u close? We live in New Jersey. Have u signed up for tour in St Petersburg? Usually travel on Royal Carib, but have been trying other lines. Elaine

 

Elaine - I dont think we are far from there, we usually go RC as well, this is our first princess...You must be going on a different cruise, we are on the Caribbean Princess out of San Juan...?

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This is only true for the smaller Grand class ships. On the 3,100 passenger ships with the Riviera deck (Caribbean , Crown, etc.) BD cabins are in the middle of Baja deck (BE cabins are for and aft) and for and aft on the Aloha deck. OP has an aft BD cabin on Baja so must be on one of the 2,600 passenger ships and your comments apply. Just don't want to confuse others on the larger ships.
Thanks for the clarification.
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Are all the balcony cabins the same layout as in the Princess brochure and on the Princess website - as you enter the room, the bathrooms are on the left and the bed comes out from the left hand side wall? Or is every second cabin a mirror - image? Just trying to picture our cabin.

Also, I see that there is clothes hanging space just outside the bathroom - is there much drawer space or is it only what is below the desk / dressing table?

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Are all the balcony cabins the same layout as in the Princess brochure and on the Princess website - as you enter the room, the bathrooms are on the left and the bed comes out from the left hand side wall? Or is every second cabin a mirror - image? Just trying to picture our cabin.

Also, I see that there is clothes hanging space just outside the bathroom - is there much drawer space or is it only what is below the desk / dressing table?

 

Yes, sounds like the right layout but like you said it could also be a mirror image of that depending on which cabin you get. There is very little drawer space. There are a couple drawers by the bathroom where the safe is, a couple drawers at each side of the bed and a couple more at the desk area.

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Your description sounds accurate. There is a lot of hanging space with a shelf above where the Life Jackets will be; also good for hats, beach towels, beach bags, etc. Plus there is a closet in this area where the safe is located which has at least 4 shelves for folded clothes. Hubby usually gets that space for his shorts and t-shirts, etc. I get the draws at the vanity. I bring some plastic clip hangers and hang up my shorts/capri's with tops etc. This way things don't get wrinkled in small draws. There is plenty of storage space for 2 people. Had an inside cabin with 3, and it was a little tight but do able.

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Are all the balcony cabins the same layout as in the Princess brochure and on the Princess website - as you enter the room, the bathrooms are on the left and the bed comes out from the left hand side wall? Or is every second cabin a mirror - image? Just trying to picture our cabin.

Also, I see that there is clothes hanging space just outside the bathroom - is there much drawer space or is it only what is below the desk / dressing table?

Every other cabin is a mirror image.

 

Here is a photo of the closet/dressing area outside the bathroom door. TONS of storage. In addition, there are two nightstands, each with a shelf and two good-sized drawers and the desk has three drawers. You really don't need any more.

 

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