Crown Princess Cabins

[rickcop44]

I did a search, but couldn't find the info I need. My wife and I are looking at a February 2009 cruise on Crown Princess. We'll be bringing my MIL along. We're considering all staying in one cabin. We've been looking at BA cabins as well as mini-suites. In some photos we've looked at, it looks like there is a security curtain you can close to separate the bed from the sofa bed. In other photos, it doesn't look like there is a curtain. Can anyone tell me if this curtain exists and if so, what category cabin do I need to book? Thanks!

[Colo Cruiser]

I did a search, but couldn't find the info I need. My wife and I are looking at a February 2009 cruise on Crown Princess. We'll be bringing my MIL along. We're considering all staying in one cabin. We've been looking at BA cabins as well as mini-suites. In some photos we've looked at, it looks like there is a security curtain you can close to separate the bed from the sofa bed. In other photos, it doesn't look like there is a curtain. Can anyone tell me if this curtain exists and if so, what category cabin do I need to book? Thanks!

 

 

No security curtain in minis or reg balconies, just suites. :)

[rickcop44]

So I should ignore the photos on Princess' website and elsewhere showing curtains that can be pulled to separate the bed from the sofa?

[Nana G]

Have stayed in both and never saw a curtain in either. Enjoy the Crown, she is beautiful.

[Colo Cruiser]

So I should ignore the photos on Princess' website and elsewhere showing curtains that can be pulled to separate the bed from the sofa?

 

I would say so, never seen a curtain in a mini or reg balcony. :)

[jean s]

We have stayed in both a balcony room and a mini suite. There is no curtain.