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About Phoenix Reisen

In 1973 the German tour operator Phoenix Reisen was founded. For more than 30 years cruises have been offered. Apart from the high sea cruising the tour operator offers river cruises to world wide destinations. The high sea ships are characterized by their small size visiting extraordinary ports. Many regular guests have travelled with Phoenix Reisen for the last decades and have appreciated the familiar and warm atmosphere.

The ship Amera

Amera is the latest ship which joined the fleet. It was christened on 16th August 2019 in Bremerhaven. The ship was built in 1988 as Royal Viking Sun and was transfered to different cruise lines after that. Before it joined the fleet of Phoenix Reisen it had hosted passengers of Holland America Line and had been well-known with its name Prinsendam. In summer 2019 the ship stayed for several weeks in a dry dock in Hamburg, Germany where it was renovated and modernised. According to the small size people can travel to extraordinary ports with Amera. The popular promenade deck and the lookout on top of the bridge exist aboard of Amera as well.

MS Amera facts

• Built in : 1988
• Renovation : last in 2021
• Home port : Nassau
• Length : 205 metres
• Tonnage : 39,051 GT
• Speed : 18 knots
• Passengers : 835
• Language : German
• Currency : €
• Internet : Internet café and wi-fi available for a surcharge
• Smoking : Permitted in parts of Harry's Bar and in the Phoenix Lounge

Amera staterooms

More than 90 % of the staterooms are oceanview or balcony staterooms or suites. The share of interior staterooms is very small. The staterooms are furnished very modern and in bright colours. Regardless of the category all staterooms are equipped with air condition, tv, telephone, mini bar, safe and hair dryer. In the junior suites and suites Nespresso machines for a tasty coffee are provided. The size varies depending on the category. Interior staterooms start at approximately 16 sqm and Royal Suites lead up to approximately 80 sqm including the balcony.

Atmosphere on board of Amera

During your holiday with Phoenix Reisen you get to know some parts of the classic style of cruising in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Due to the ship's size guests will feel comfortable with the familiar atmosphere which makes a cruise with Phoenix Reisen memorable.

MS Amera restaurants, bars & lounges

There are a total of four different restaurants on board MS Amera.

The following restaurants are already included in the price :

• Ozean (main restaurant): Enjoy your meal with free choice of seating.
• Amera (main restaurant): Look forward to tasty meals with free choice of seating.
• Lido Buffet-Restaurant (buffet restaurant): Here, food is served buffet style and you have a free choice of seating.
• Pichler's (specialty restaurant): Reserve a table here and experience a special culinary highlight.

There are also several lounges, cafés and bars (not included) that round off the culinary offerings. For example, enjoy the view in the Panorama-Lounge or end your evening with a drink in Harry's Bar .

Amera Entertainment, sports & wellness

For the daily entertainment aboard there are different programs shown in the Atlantik Show-Lounge. Live music is offered in the Piano Salon. Furthermore there are a library, a cooking studio, a card room and different lounges to watch the sea. The sport and wellness area is located at the Apollo deck. It includes a nice sauna facility, a small sports area and a beauty and hair dresser's saloon. At the outside area there is a swimming pool as well.

Our summary

According to the size and the facilities aboard Amera fits well to the fleet of Phoenix Reisen and its regular guests. The Panorama-Lounge and the modern restaurants are our favourite places. We recommend voyages with Amera to couples which prefer a more classic way of cruising and wants to various smaller ports.

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The current position of AMERA is at North West Atlantic Ocean reported 0 min ago by AIS. The vessel arrived at the port of Halifax, Canada on May 3, 12:15 UTC. The vessel AMERA (IMO 8700280, MMSI 311000840) is a Passenger (Cruise) Ship built in 1988 (36 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Bahamas .

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• Over 90% outside cabins, balcony cabins and suites
• Small ship with extraordinary itineraries
• Culinary highlights in 5 restaurants

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Culinary delights, diverse leisure activities, a home away from home, deck plan - amera.

• About 16 sqm
• 2 single beds
• Bathroom with shower, WC
• cosmetic mirror
• mirrored chest of drawers, chair
• Walk-in closet
• Satellite TV
• Adjustable air-conditioning

• About 20 - 22 sqm
• 2 single beds (convertible to one big bed)
• spacious wardrobes

• About 16 - 17 sqm
• Portholes (not openable)

• 2 portholes (not to open)

• 2 single beds (partially convertible to one big bed)
• Sofa (partially)
• Walk-in closet or 2 big wardrobes

• Window (non-opening)

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• 52 MSC Magnifica
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• 49 MSC Orchestra
• 93 MSC Poesia
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• 20 MSC Seascape
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• 46 MSC Seaside
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• 9 MSC Splendida
• 93 MSC Virtuosa
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• 12 Navigator of the Seas
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• 50 Norwegian Jade
• 29 Norwegian Jewel
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• 34 Norwegian Pearl
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• 47 Norwegian Sky
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• 49 Norwegian Sun
• 32 Norwegian Viva
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• 22 Odyssey of the Seas
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• 37 Ovation of the Seas
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• 34 Quantum of the Seas
• 145 Queen Anne
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• 179 Queen Mary 2
• 187 Queen Victoria
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• 24 Rhapsody of the Seas
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• 89 Seabourn Encore
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• 48 Seabourn Quest
• 80 Seabourn Sojourn
• 48 Seabourn Venture
• 16 Serenade of the Seas
• 36 Seven Seas Explorer
• 52 Seven Seas Grandeur
• 57 Seven Seas Mariner
• 56 Seven Seas Navigator
• 61 Seven Seas Splendor
• 47 Seven Seas Voyager
• 40 Silver Cloud
• 55 Silver Dawn
• 33 Silver Endeavour
• 45 Silver Moon
• 55 Silver Muse
• 37 Silver Nova
• 11 Silver Origin
• 65 Silver Ray
• 53 Silver Shadow
• 65 Silver Spirit
• 59 Silver Whisper
• 38 Silver Wind
• 59 Sky Princess
• 38 Spectrum of the Seas
• 29 Star Clipper
• 31 Star Flyer
• 5 Star of the Seas
• 8 Star Princess
• 71 Sun Princess
• 14 Symphony of the Seas
• 9 Utopia of the Seas
• 49 Vasco da Gama
• 22 Vision of the Seas
• 31 Volendam
• 52 Voyager of the Seas
• 44 Westerdam
• 12 Wonder of the Seas
• 67 Zuiderdam
• 44 501 - 1.500 number of passengers

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MS Amera: renovation completed with many innovations

Phoenix Reisen ‘s MS Amera has successfully completed significant renovation works, which have not only improved its aesthetic appearance but also introduced important technological innovations onboard.

The ship is back at sea, currently on breathtaking itineraries covering South America, from Brazil to Argentina to Chile, then crossing the Panama Canal in April before heading to its home port of Bremerhaven in Germany to kick off the 2024 summer season.

Ms Amera Spa

Ms Amera Reception

Ms Amera Pool

The refurbishment of MS Amera began in Gdansk, Poland, last September, with approximately 50 million euros spent on the entire project: now, however, guests onboard are enjoying the benefits of a ship that has been meticulously renovated.

Technical changes include the installation of new main engines and generators, the implementation of shore power connection, a completely revamped main electrical panel, and the installation of new propellers.

ms Amera main Engine

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Ms Amera collegamento elettrico a terra

Significant attention and effort have been invested by the cruise operator from Bonn and the shipping company in modernizing guest common areas and cabins.

Ms Amera Bathroom shower

Ms Amera bathroom detail

The renowned Ocean Restaurant now boasts a completely new look, and the pool area has been entirely redesigned. Many cabins now feature a convenient shower cubicle instead of a bathtub in the bathroom, and of course, upholstery has been replaced, wallpaper renewed, and new paint applied.

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Ms Amera Royal Suite detail

The ship is 205 meters long and has a crew of 460 people, who take great care of just over 800 passengers, ensuring their privacy and providing very attentive service to details.

MS Amera was launched in 1988 as the Royal Viking Sun for the Royal Viking Line and began operating for Cunard Line under the same name in 1994.

It was renamed Seabourn Sun when Seabourn Cruise Line acquired the ship in 1999, and in 2002, Seabourn transferred the ship to Holland America Line, renaming it Prinsendam; in 2018, it was sold to Phoenix Reisen, debuting in 2019 with the current name MS Amera.

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Phoenix Reisen’s Amera Celebrates 35th Anniversary

• February 15, 2024

The Amera recently recelebrated its 35th anniversary. After being delivered by the Wärtsilä Marine Perno Shipyard in late 1988, the 834-guest ship officially entered service for Royal Viking Cruises in early 1989.

Originally built for the upscale cruise line, the then Royal Viking Sun crossed the Atlantic with no paying guests onboard before arriving in California in January 1989.

A few days later, the luxury vessel was christened by the actor James Stewart and his wife, Gloria, at a ceremony at the Port of San Francisco.

The Royal Viking Sun then finally departed on its maiden voyage – a sold-out 100-day world cruise.

With a colorful story, the 38,000-ton vessel also sailed for other brands, including Seabourn and Holland America Line, before being acquired by Phoenix Reisen – its current operator – in 2018.

Sailing for the German operator, the Amera continues to offer long cruises across the world, in addition to shorter voyages to different parts of Europe.

Following a major refurbishment, which included engine and propeller replacements, and modernization of electrical systems, as well as updates to its hotel side , the ship is set to offer a diverse cruise program in 2024.

After returning for a world cruise in mid-May, the Amera embarks on a series of cruises departing from the German port of Bremerhaven.

With itineraries ranging from three to 21 nights, the program features destinations in Northern Europe, in addition to Madeira and the Azores, Iceland, Greenland, the Canary Islands and more.

In October, the ship is also scheduled to offer one-way cruises to Southern Europe that feature various destinations in both the Western and the Eastern Mediterranean.

According to Phoenix Reisen, the Amera offers many of the company signature features and a “lot of maritime flair,” in addition to a “large amount of space, with generously designed rooms and a variety of comfortable outside cabins.”

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Liverpool Cruise Ship Schedule For 2025

Full list of cruise ships coming to Liverpool in 2024

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Liverpool Cruise Terminal has shared its cruise schedule for the remainder of 2024.

A varied range of luxury, boutique and expedition vessels will stop by the city. Many will return multiple times throughout the year from companies such as Fred. Olsen, Ambassador and Phoenix.

The musical Disney Dream ship will only be in Liverpool once - September 11 - so plan accordingly if you want to catch a glimpse of the extraordinary vessel.

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Since 2007, Liverpool’s terminal has offered cruises with many of the world’s most famous cruise lines. Below is the full list of cruise ships coming to Liverpool in 2024.

List of all cruise ships coming to Liverpool in 2024

• Saturday 13 -Viking Venus. Viking Oceans
• Friday 19 -Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Wednesday 24 -Viking Venus. Viking Oceans
• Thursday 25 - Viking Saturn. Viking Oceans
• Friday 26 - MSC Poesia. MSC Cruises
• Friday 3 -Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Tuesday 7 - Viking Saturn. Viking Oceans
• Wednesday 8 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Friday 10 - Deutschland. Phoenix
• Sunday 12 -Viking Sky. Viking Oceans
• Wednesday 15 - Viking Neptune. Viking Oceans
• Thursday 16 - Mein Schiff 3. Tui Cruises
• Saturday 18 - Celebrity Silhouette. Celebrity Cruises
• Monday 20 - ms Rotterdam. Holland America Line
• Thursday 23 - Amadea. Phoenix
• Saturday 25 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Thursday 30 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Saturday 1 - Regal Princess. Princess Cruises
• Monday 3 - Queen Anne. Cunard
• Tuesday 4 - Viking Saturn. Viking Oceans
• Saturday 8 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Tuesday 11 - Ambition. Ambassador
• Saturday 15 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Tuesday 18 - Jewel Of The Seas. Royal Caribbean
• Sunday 23 - Ambition. Ambassador
• Monday 24 - Regal Princess. Princess Cruises
• Tuesday 25 - Viking Sky. Viking Oceans
• Wednesday 26 - ms Nieuw Statendam. Holland America Line
• Thursday 27 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Friday 28 - Viking Neptune. Viking Oceans
• Saturday 29 - Celebrity Silhouette. Celebrity Cruises
• Sunday 30 - Seven Seas Mariner. Regent Seven Seas Cruises
• Wednesday 3 - Carnival Legend. Carnival
• Thursday 4 - Ambition. Ambassador
• Saturday 6 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Sunday 7 - Viking Sky. Viking Oceans
• Wednesday 10 - Viking Neptune. Viking Oceans
• Saturday 13 - Mein Schiff 3. Tui Cruises
• Monday 15 - Ambition. Ambassador
• Thursday 18 - Seabourn Quest. Seabourn
• Friday 19 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Tuesday 23 - Viking Sky. Viking Oceans
• Wednesday 24 - Carnival Legend. Carnival
• Thursday 25 - Arcadia. P&O Cruises
• Friday 26 - Jewel Of The Seas. Royal Caribbean
• Saturday 27 - Ambition. Ambassador
• Monday 29 - Viking Saturn. Viking Oceans
• Tuesday 30 - Silver Spirit. Silver Sea
• Thursday 1 - Ambition, Jewel Of The Seas. Ambassador, Royal Caribbean
• Sunday 4 - Viking Sky. Viking Oceans
• Sunday 11 - AIDAbella. AIDA
• Monday 12 - ms Rotterdam. Holland America Line
• Tuesday 13 - Nautica. Oceania Cruises
• Wednesday 14 - Carnival Legend, Renaissance. Carnival, Renaissance
• Thu 15 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Friday 16 - ms Europea. Hapag-Lloyd Cruises
• Monday 19 - Renaissance. Renaissance
• Tuesday 20 - Spirit Of Adventure. Saga
• Thursday 22 - Azamara Quest. Azamara Club Cruises
• Friday 23 - Viking Neptune. Viking Oceans
• Saturday 24 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Sunday 25 - Seven Seas Splendor. Regent Seven Seas Cruises
• Tuesday 27 - Viking Venus. Viking Oceans
• Sunday 1 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Tuesday 3 0 Viking Neptune. Viking Oceans
• Thursday 5 - Marina. Oceania Cruises
• Friday 6 - Queen Mary 2. Cunard
• Saturday 7 - Queen Mary 2. Cunard
• Sunday 8 - Viking Venus. Viking Oceans
• Wednesday 11 - Disney Dream. Disney
• Thursday 12 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Sunday 15 - Crystal Symphony. Crystal Cruises
• Monday 16 - Regal Princess. Princess Cruises
• Friday 20 - Viking Star. Viking Oceans
• Saturday 21 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Sunday 29 - Regal Princess. Princess Cruises
• Monday 30 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Saturday 5 - Norwegian Star. Norwegian Cruise Line
• Sunday 20 -Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Sunday 27 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Sunday 10 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen
• Sunday 24 - Bolette. Fred. Olsen

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Will Queen Anne usher in a new golden age of cruising? A first look as Cunard crowns it’s new £500m monarch

Ahead of her maiden voyage, benjamin parker spends a night aboard queen anne – finding the iconic british cruise line’s long-established grandeur has been given a jolt of contemporary panache, article bookmarked.

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A crisp spring wind whipped over the River Test, skimming the water that flowed on its path to the Solent. From my open-air viewpoint metres above water, the sunless sky is punctured by one thing only: the hulking red and black funnel that have crowned Cunard ships for almost two centuries.

On Tuesday evening, Southampton welcomed Queen Anne , the latest monarch to join Cunard’s fleet. There was much fanfare in the south-coast city, with crowds watching her sail in through the arcs of a water salute, Cunard’s first female captain, Inger Klein Thorhauge, at the helm. The following day, I was among the first to step onto her decks as she docked at her home port, where the line’s ships have been based since 1919. In a swell of container ships and the concrete jungle of the port, Queen Anne beamed as a diamond in the rough.

Even the most reluctant of cruisers should appreciate Cunard Line; it’s a brand that transcends the industry and peppers history books. Since its first transatlantic crossing in 1840, its ships have been considered the height of luxury at sea – its designs drawing comparisons to The Ritz hotel at the end of the 19th century. Names, from Charles Dickens and Mark Twain to Judy Garland and David Bowie, have sailed under those famed funnels. Cunard’s Carpathia steamed to the stricken Titanic to rescue survivors in 1912.

Jumping forward to October 2019, I was at the Fincantieri shipyard in Castellammare di Stabia, southern Italy , to watch the steel-cutting ceremony – the cruise equivalent of a ground-breaking celebration – for an unnamed ship that would become Queen Anne . Built at a reported cost of £500m, it’s the company’s first new vessel in 14 years (sailing two years later than planned).

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And while the 3,000-capacity Queen Anne (plus space for 1,200 crew members) is the 249th ship to sail under Cunard’s flag, what makes this such a milestone is her joining the coveted ranks of Cunard’s ‘queens’, which themselves hold a special place in cruise culture, as well as British consciousness.

She expands the current trio – Queen Mary 2 , Queen Elizabeth , Queen Victoria – into a quartet, and is an echo of its regal predecessors. Two are now decommissioned and sit as floating hotels ( Queen Elizabeth 2 in Dubai , Queen Mary in California ); the original Queen Elizabeth retired to Florida before sailing to Hong Kong , a blaze destroying it in the harbour in 1972.

The challenge for Cunard with Queen Anne has been to successfully juggle that heritage with modernity – something that has been done with aplomb across the 13 decks. While the exterior does little to push boundaries, inside is a sensitive homage to the traditions given contemporary zeal. The concept began in the line’s archives at the University of Liverpool , rooting this new addition firmly in the past. Old brochures, fabrics and posters gave inspiration but designers – including London’s David Collins Studio – were determined not to end up with a pastiche.

Art Deco nods are found across public spaces, such as the curvaceous central ballroom, and the sheen of metals is paired with a palette of more muted – and more modern – colours. Gaudy carpet patterns, always a concern on cruise ships, cannot be found; my favourite were the blue designs that seem influenced by the water surrounding the hull or the air that would have blown the sails of bygone ships. While anti-cruise snobbery often sees noses turned up at ship accommodation, aboard Queen Anne , the calming tones sit against wooden furnishing and the Art Deco style seeps in; if this was on land it would be a hotel at the higher end of the scale.

Some of the best touches are clear attempts to bring the ship into the 21st century. Take the gallery, where work by Banksy was revealed on Wednesday – yours for a cool £125,000 – to sit alongside pieces from Thierry Guetta, better known as the LA -based Mr Brainwash. There’s simply no room for mass-produced dross in the “reimagined, elegant spaces”, as Cunard president Katie McAlister puts it. While elements such as the white-glove afternoon tea service remain, they’re bolstered by a Himalayan sea salt sauna or DJ booth around the pool.

Even the most reluctant of cruisers should appreciate Cunard Line; it’s a brand that transcends the industry and peppers history books

A huge coup is the work from chef Michel Roux Jr, who ran the two Michelin-starred Le Gavroche in London before it closed in January. He has revamped the offering inside this Golden Lion, Cunard’s pub-at-sea concept that can be found on all the ‘queens’, adding what he called “little details that make a huge difference”. He labelled the haddock scotch eggs (I think best served with a pint of Cunard Gold lager) as “bang on”. Rubbed his belly talking about getting the fish and chips just right.

For me, the most exciting thing is that the chef has brought with him a slightly tweaked version of the laden, three-cheese stovetop toasties from The Wigmore (another pub setup, at the bottom of The Langham hotel in central London , that Michel was tasked with elevating from the ordinary). The other girls in the fleet need not be jealous; Michel’s approach is being rolled out across the fleet. If you want a sublime dining experience on the water, there are two Le Gavroche at Sea residencies (with Michel on board and behind the pass) on Queen Anne this year, plus two more on Queen Mary 2 .

As for today, the debutant is getting ready to leave Southampton this evening, sailing to La Coruna in Spain and Lisbon in Portugal (with days at sea bookending each port) before returning home to England . Then it’s off to the Canary Islands before the 14-night British islands itinerary – including a stop for a naming ceremony in Liverpool, the spiritual home of Cunard. From then, the Med and the fjords beckon; however, cruise fans tell me they’ve got their eyes set on Queen Anne ’s maiden world voyage in 2025, stretching over 111 days.

Waking up yesterday after a night moored in Southampton, I stepped out onto the balcony to more of the same rain. What warmed me – even more than the previous long night of champagne and martinis – was the thought of voyages yet to come.

I’m too young to know the ‘golden age’ of cruising, but Cunard has taken a step forward into its renaissance. Long live Queen Anne – and happy holidays at sea for all who sail on her.

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Amera cabins and suites

Amera staterooms review, floor plans, photos.

Amera cabins and suites review at CruiseMapper provides detailed information on cruise accommodations , including floor plans, photos, room types and categories, cabin sizes, furniture details and included by Phoenix Reisen en-suite amenities and services.

The Amera cruise ship cabins page is conveniently interlinked with its deck plans showing deck layouts combined with a legend and review of all onboard venues.

Royal Suite

Layout (floor plan).

Panorama Suite

Junior Suite

Superior PLUS Balcony Cabin

Superior Balcony Cabin

Outside cabin.

Porthole Cabin

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Prinsendam-Pinnacle Suite

Prinsendam-neptune suite, prinsendam-signature suite, prinsendam-vista suite, prinsendam-large oceanview cabin, prinsendam-interior cabin, prinsendam-single cabins, prinsendam-handicap cabins.

• Signature Suites (rooms SS038, SS039) and Inside Cabins (K225, K226) are wheelchair-accessible. Each has shower only and a walk-in closet.
• Vista Suites (rooms AA200, AA201) and Oceanview Cabins (F420, F423, F426, F429) are wheelchair-accessible. Each has shower only doesn't have a walk-in closet.
• All modified for disabled passengers cabins are with wider doors (width 35 inch / 0,9 m, sitting-level keycard slot), wider turning spaces (5 ft / 1,5 m), ramped thresholds, beds with open bed frames, lowered vanity in the sitting area, amplified phones, captioned TVs, wider bathrooms (door width 35 inch / 0,9 m, roll-in shower, fold-down shower bench, grab rails, lower sinks and closet rods, raised toilets, hand-held shower head, seat height from the floor 0,4 m).
• All handicap cabins feature a convenient location near the ship’s elevators.
• The ship’s gangways are all wide enough for most types of wheelchairs and disability scooters.
• All decks provide elevator access.
• All passenger lifts have visual, audio and Braille deck indicators.
• All onboard public restrooms have stalls and automatic door systems. All decks provide elevator access. All onboard dining venues, bars and lounges offer wheelchair access and seating.
• During an emergency, dedicated crew personnel helps all disabled guests (also those with reduced mobility) to board the ship's lifeboats.

Amera cabins review

MS Prinsendam staterooms include 67 Suites, 99 Balconies, 222 Oceanviews and 31 Inside cabins, including 6 Studios (single cabins). The number of all cabin categories is 23. Of all cruise rooms, 388 are outside, 10 are wheelchair-accessible, 54 are connecting.

Follows the review of Holland America Prinsendam cabins as amenities, furniture and included (complimentary) services:

All cabins as amenities have sleeping area (2 twin beds convertible to queen), en-suite bathroom (bathtub, shower, massage shower-heads, luxury bath products, hairdryer), lounge/sitting area (sofa bed, vanity table with magnifying mirror, smart HDTV, DVD player /DVD library), personal stationery, safe, direct-dial phone, individual air-conditioning.

The list of bonus amenities/perks for all cabin grades includes luxury bedding sets and mattresses, cotton robes and towels, complimentary services (upon requests – shoeshine, fresh fruits, ice service).

All Suites (including Vista/balcony cabins) feature floor-ceiling sliding doors opening to a private veranda with lounge furniture (1 table with 2 chairs).

Pinnacle and Neptune Suites additionally have twin beds convertible to king, bathrooms with whirlpool bathtubs, dressing room, double sofa bed in the seating area. Guests in these Suite accommodations enjoy as additional perks: concierge service, priority services (check-in, debarkation, tender boarding, dining reservations), in-room dining (Afternoon Tea and canapes), umbrella, binoculars, Welcome Aboard gifts (flowers, fruits, champagne, bottled water), exclusive Suite Lounge access, complimentary laundry services (dry cleaning, pressing).

The largest staterooms are Penthouse Suites (Sports Deck 12), which have a master bathroom (with over-sized whirlpool bathtub), guest bathroom, dressing room, separate living room (with double sofa bed) and dining room (with mini-bar, refrigerator).

Most Oceanview cabins are with Picture Window, but some have Porthole Windows instead. Oceanview category Q-Single occupancy cabins (for solo travellers, location on deck 9) have 1 fixed lower bed and bathroom with shower only.

Wheelchair-accessible cabins (for disabled passengers) are in categories Signature Suite (SS), Vista Suite (AA), Oceanview (F) and Interior (K).

Holland America Prinsendam Suite passengers enjoyed as "perks" (bonus amenities):

• Neptune suites - Nespresso coffee machine, BOSE SoundDock (multimedia iPod docking station), complimentary in-cabin breakfast option, luxury bath products (by Elemis).
• Signature and Vista suites - binoculars (usable throughout the cruise).

Amera cabin and suite plans are property of Phoenix Reisen . All floor plans are for informational purposes only and CruiseMapper is not responsible for their accuracy.