Crown Princess Review

Unsafe and obstructed balcony among other issues

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kozam002
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jul 2014

Every guest had access to our balcony from a large observation deck that obstructed our view. Very disappointing especially going through the glaciers. We were never notified about this in advance. We saved a lot of money to have a suite. People on the observation could look into our bedroom and living area. The only privacy we had was to keep our curtains shut. When we complained we were offered a smaller room, the next day, or a bottle of wine. If we were on our balcony we could touch the people on the observation deck.

They also took our cushions, from the sofa, to be refurbished because it was our rooms turn. We spent a whole day looking at a sofa with missing cushions.

The Casino smoke radiated to many areas of the ship where vendors were selling jewelry & clothing.

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Every guest had access to our balcony from a large observation deck that obstructed our view. People on the observation could look into our bedroom and living area. The only privacy we had was to keep our curtains shut. If we were on our balcony we could touch the people on the observation deck. The bathroom was small and opened directly into the face of the person sleeping on the right side of the bed. Not a pretty sight.

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