Ruby Princess Review

Some good parts, but mostly disappointed in Princess for our honeymoon cruise.

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Saukkey1
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Aug 2019
Cabin: Vista Suite with Balcony

I booked our honeymoon a year in advance and we decided to splurge on a suite for our honeymoon. I have spent hours reading reviews and suggestions on Cruise critic so I will try to give back by covering the different aspects of a Ruby Princess Cruise, both good and bad.

Because we had a suite the embarkation process was great. We got on board around 3:30. We had reservations for Crown Grill (free because we were in a suite) so we didn’t want to eat too much.

Cabin-Our cabin D737 was great. So nice to have a large cabin on a cruise. We were completely aft which I worried about having to walk too far, but it wasn’t bad and the view was amazing. I have to say for 2 people my husband and I agreed the suite wasn’t necessary. However , we did love the perks from the suite. The nightly canopees were too fancy for us, so we didn’t order anymore. Liked the daily fruit. We told our steward exactly what we wanted in the fruit delivery. Also asked for ice and bottled water every evening.

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Vista Suite with Balcony

Cabin S6

Very nice. It’s an older ship so we didn’t expect super fancy. But it was clean and spacious. The balcony was huge. Enjoyed the whirlpool bath. No shelves or drawers in the bathroom but more than enough drawers in the cabin.

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