Enchanted Princess Mini Suite Tour

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The creator provides a detailed tour of mini suite room M219 aboard the Enchanted Princess. The walkthrough begins with an explanation of the Medallion technology, which serves as a room key and allows for automated entry. The tour covers the entryway features, including mirrors and storage, before moving into the closet area which contains hanging space, robes, laundry bags, and a room safe. The creator highlights the bathroom, noting that mini suite bathrooms are larger than standard staterooms and include a full size bathtub. Moving into the living areas, the video describes the main sleeping area with its adjustable bed configuration and a multifunctional television used for onboard accounts and safety briefings. The tour then transitions to the second living area, which is separated by a privacy curtain and includes a sofa bed, a desk with various power outlets, and a second television. Finally, the creator examines the balcony, noting the inclusion of two chairs and a table, while observing that the space feels somewhat tight and overlooks larger balconies on lower decks.
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i am sailing aboard enchanted princess and i am staying in a mini suite room m219
the bathrooms in mini suites are a little bit larger than those in most other staterooms
this balcony is a little tight which i'm not sure if that is typical of a mini suite
it is a great spot to just enjoy some fresh air watch sail away or have your morning coffee
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