In this video walkthrough, you’ll see:
Princess Cruises Regal Princess Mini Suite Tour (R521)
Take a complete tour of standard Mini Suite R521 on the Regal Princess! Explore the separate living area, tub/shower combo, balcony, and important power outlet details.
- Bedding & Layout: A true mini suite layout featuring a primary bedroom (with two twins combined into a larger bed) and a separate living area with a sleeper sofa, an upper berth, and a pull-across privacy curtain to divide the spaces. The room also features two televisions—one for the bedroom and one for the living area.
- Storage & Vanity: A nice-sized desk setup in the living quarters, an open-concept hanging closet with motion-sensor lighting near the entrance, and a secondary closet space housing shelving and an in-room digital safe.
- Power & Connectivity: A notably dated outlet situation at the desk (featuring two US 110V outlets, one European plug, and a network port) with absolutely no USB ports available anywhere in the room. Getting creative with a multi-port charger is highly recommended.
- Mini-Fridge & Amenities: An in-room mini-fridge, water glasses, and a hairdryer tucked into the desk drawers.
- Balcony Views: A slightly tight but functional balcony setup featuring two chairs, two footstools, and a rather large table for the space.
- Bathroom & Shower: A standard cruise ship bathroom equipped with a sink, toiletry shelves, and a highly sought-after full tub/shower combination.
Whether you’re planning an upcoming cruise or deciding between Princess cabin categories, this tour gives you a clear look at what to expect in a standard Mini Suite (Room R521) on the Regal Princess.