Cruises Cruise Lines Take a Tour of an Emerald Princess Mini Suite Written by Linda Garrison Linda Paull Garrison is a travel writer who has taken over 150 cruises and spent over 1,100 days at sea. Tripsavvy's Editorial Guidelines Linda Garrison Updated 06/07/19 Share Pin Email Bahnfrend/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 4.0 This tour of this cabin on the Emerald Princess is mini-suite D208, which is spacious, comfortable, and has lots of storage space for travelers who don't pack light. The balcony is large enough for four chairs and a small table, and the cabin has a full-sized sofa and two TVs. There are two potential drawbacks to this suite. The first is the tub/shower combination. Although having a tub is a nice luxury, stepping into and out of a tub is a little more difficult than just a shower. The second drawback is the lack of privacy on the balcony. Since the mini-suites are larger than the standard balcony cabins, the balcony sticks out further, making privacy on the balcony impossible, since the passengers above are looking directly down onto the mini-suite balcony. The balcony also doesn't have a cover, making it even more exposed, but great for sitting in the sun. The variety of accommodations on the Emerald Princess are similar to those on most large cruise ships. 01 of 10 Amenities Linda Garrison All cabins on the Emerald Princess include the following amenities: Twin beds which make up into a comfortable queen-size bed with European-style duvets and bed linens Color television with remote control featuring movies, CNN International, ESPN International, TNT, Discovery Channel, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, and exclusive programming Refrigerator Spacious closet Bathroom with shower Hairdryers Private safe Multi-function telephone Turndown service with pillow chocolates Private balcony (balcony cabins only) In addition, the 178 Mini-Suites such as this one have these additional features: Separate sitting area with sofa bed Private balcony Two televisions Bathroom with tub and shower Luxury mattresses Luxury towels Pillow menu - option of feather or therapeutic pillows The 26 regular Suites include these additional features: Walk-in closet Bathroom with whirlpool tub and shower Combined DVD/CD Players plus access to 100-title DVD library Halo light magnifying vanity mirrors Massage shower heads Fresh flower arrangement Luxury bathrobes and complimentary slippers Complimentary mini-bar (one-time set up) The two Family Suites include two self-contained staterooms that connect through the living room and two bathrooms. Continue to 2 of 10 below. 02 of 10 Sitting Area Linda Garrison The Emerald Princess mini-suite sitting area has a television, full-sized sofa, and extra chair. Continue to 3 of 10 below. 03 of 10 View of Bedroom Linda Garrison Continue to 4 of 10 below. 04 of 10 Spacious Closets Linda Garrison The closet with wooden hangars is just outside the bath, making it almost like a walk-in closet. Continue to 5 of 10 below. 05 of 10 Shelves and Safe Linda Garrison Continue to 6 of 10 below. 06 of 10 Shower/Tub Combo Linda Garrison Continue to 7 of 10 below. 07 of 10 Bathroom Linda Garrison Continue to 8 of 10 below. 08 of 10 Balcony Linda Garrison Continue to 9 of 10 below. 09 of 10 Balcony View Linda Garrison Continue to 10 of 10 below. 10 of 10 Evening Sweet and Treats Linda Garrison Sweets such as these fruit tarts are brought to the suite each evening. The chocolate-dipped strawberries, dressed to look like tuxedos, are a delight. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Share Pin Email Tell us why! Submit