Sapphire Princess Review

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Malaysian Cruise

Review for Asia Cruise on Sapphire Princess
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Willie May
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2017
Cabin: Interior

We chose this cruise since we have never been to Malaysia or Indonesia before. Overall, the ship was very similar to other Princess Cruises we've done, and we've always had good experiences with them. I heard from several people that the ship was heading to a dry dock for refurbishment soon. Embarkation/Disembarkation was simple as always.

We arrived at the ship via the MRT. It is a pretty long walk from the MRT station to the terminal with no signs indicating "Princess" or "Cruise Terminal".

The ship decor was very similar to another Princess ship (Diamond I think) and well maintained. The main dining is separated into four dining rooms (one fixed times), instead of one large room, which is a little more "restaurant-like" but made sharing a table a little more difficult since sharers are scattered across three rooms. (we like to share).

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Interior

Cabin layout was different from previous ships and left us a with a large closet area, almost like a walk-in closet across from the bathroom. I think it gave more space to the bathroom and bed area. We always get the inside cabins since we are never in the room, and this worked well for us.

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