There are 308 outside cabins on the Pacific Princess and over 70% of these have their own private balconies. The Owner’s Suites are the most luxurious accommodations on the ship measuring between 786 and 952 square feet including the large wraparound balcony. These suites have a separate bedroom with a queen size bed and a sleeper sofa in the sitting room. For the convenience of the guests in this suite, there are two TV’s, a large bathroom with a whirlpool tub and a second smaller guest bathroom.

An outside mini-suite with a private balcony has two twin beds that convert to a queen size bed and a separate sitting room with a sofa. In some suites, this sofa pulls out to a double bed to accommodate two more guests in the suite. The bathroom has a regular tub and shower. With about 322 square feet of space, including that of the balcony, there is ample room for four in such accommodations.



The Outside Double with Balcony category of staterooms on the Pacific Princess measures about 216 square feet in size. There are two twin beds that convert to a queen size bed and although there definitely is a sofa in the sitting room, it may or may not pull out into a bed. There is a spacious closet, but the bathroom contains a shower only.

Some of the outside cabins are smaller in size and some have an obstructed view. There are also choices of staterooms in this category in which you have either a large picture window or a porthole window.

The inside cabins measure about 158 square feet in size and have two twin beds that can be made into a larger bed if you wish. The bathrooms are shower only, but you do have ample closet and storage space.

Wheelchair accessible options in all categories include staterooms with wider than average doors and bathrooms free of steps. A sensor will notify the guests inside if there is someone at the door and an amplifier on the telephone makes it much easier for hearing disabled passengers to hear the person to whom they are speaking.

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