Grand Princess Mini Suite?

[spenc...@usa.net]

Just booked a Mini Suite (D305) Dolphin Deck on Grand Princess Oct. 18. If
anyone has been in them could you share your experience.

Also would like general comments about the Grand Princess, such as food,
entertainment, etc.,

Thanks

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[Ken Stutt]

There are a couple of reviews on my site:

The Wheelhouse: http://www.stutt.com/wheel/home.htm (all cruising
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[Sarecca]

Came back from Grand Princess in July. Mini Suites were a big rip off. Butler
service terrible. Personalized stationary non existant. Afternoon tea
delivered to room not seen. DO NOT GET a mini suite
sam

[Frank]

We just returned from a cruise on the Grand Princess and it was a major
cut above the other cruise lines we have been on recently. The food was
outstanding by cruise standards. In fact, you may want to abandon the
main dining rooms for breakfast and lunch when you sample the food in
the Horizon Court. Late seating for dinner too late, early seating too
early.

The staterooms on Dolphin are larger than on Caribe where we were, but
the balconies are somewhat smaller.

The side tripe are handled superbly and actually leave early if enough
passengers show up. Skip the Rome-Florence trip, you get to see very
little art in Florence.

Service was superb, shows were generally boring.

You don't have the impression that you are on a big ship because the
space in interestingly divided.

We definatelly will book GP again.

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Frank