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Cabins & Suites
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Isle of Arran Suite, Princess Deck
- Price Category A
- Hebridean Princess’ largest and most lavishly furnished cabin, the Isle of Arran Suite, is located on the port side of the Princess Deck
- All windows on the ship’s side, privacy is ensured
- It comprises a large, separate day room, a spacious bedroom and a luxuriously equipped, marble-tiled, Victorian-style bathroom, fitted with a bath and thermostatic shower.
- The bedroom contains a large double bed, which can be rearranged as twins, generous wardrobes, drawers, dressing table and a second television set.
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Isle of Berneray & Isle of Bute, Promenade Deck
- Price Category B
- These two spacious cabins are situated on the port and starboard sides, towards the aft of the Promenade Deck.
- Their balconies ensure total privacy and, complete with teak tables and chairs, are perfect for enjoyment of the stunning landscapes, as are the large picture windows within.
- he comfortable beds can be arranged as twins or large doubles.
- Luxurious, marble-tiled bathrooms with gold-plated fittings throughout feature full-size baths and thermostatic showers.
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Isle of Barra & Isle of Benbecula, Princess Deck
- These two beautifully furnished, double-bedded cabins are located on the port and starboard sides of the Princess Deck at the fore-end of the ship.
- The private balconies cannot be overlooked from on board and, fitted with teak tables and chairs, enable you to take it easy – maybe whilst enjoying a continental breakfast!
- Large windows offer open views.
- LGenerous, whilst enjoying a continental breakfast! Large windows offer open views.
- Generous, marble-tiled bathrooms have a forward-facing window and feature gold-plated fittings and full-size baths with thermostatic showers.
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Isle of Iona & Isle of Staffa, Promenade Deck
- Double Cabin
- Situated on the port and starboard sides of the Promenade Deck, towards the aft of the ship, these two excellent cabins, offering that little extra space, are fitted with comfortable double beds, convertible into twins.
- Large picture windows are perfect to watch the landscapes unfold.
- Spacious, marble-tiled bathrooms contain a full-size bath with thermostatic shower.
- LGenerous, whilst enjoying a continental breakfast! Large windows offer open views.
- Generous, marble-tiled bathrooms have a forward-facing window and feature gold-plated fittings and full-size baths with thermostatic showers.
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Isle of Coll & Isle of Colonsa, Princess Deck
- Double Cabin
- Located close to Reception, the Columba Restaurant and the lounge areas, these spacious, forward-facing cabins at the fore-end of the Princess Deck are fitted with three large picture windows giving excellent views ahead over the ship’s bows.
- A well deck, some 12 metres (40 feet) in length, between the cabins and foredeck, ensures privacy. The comfortable beds can be arranged as twins or large doubles.
- Large, marble-tiled bathrooms feature full-size baths with thermostatic showers.
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Isle of Danna, Princess Deck
- Double Cabin
- A roomy cabin that is excellent value for money and in great demand with returning guests, the Isle of Danna is tucked into a quiet corner on the port side of the Princess Deck.
- Illustrated with twin beds also convertible into a large double, it contains two comfortable chairs from which to enjoy panoramic views through full-size picture windows.
- Charming, marble-tiled private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
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Isle of Muck, Princess Deck
- Double Cabin
- his popular, double-bedded cabin, with three windows and a bright, airy feel as well as superb views, is located on the starboard side of the princess Deck. Marble-tiled private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
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Waterfront Deck
- Very roomy and excellent value for money, these elegant cabins are connected by a flight of stairs to the Princess Deck and offer easy access to the embarkation area on the same level for the small boats when going ashore.
- They are furnished differently in stylish fabrics, with comfortable beds that can be arranged as twins or large doubles.
- Whilst Kinloch and Torosay Castle cabins are fitted with twin, opening portholes, Duart Castle also has a forward-facing porthole.
- All feature spacious, marble-tiled, Victoria-style bathrooms with full-size baths.
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Isle of Canna, Waterfront Deck
- Double Cabin
- Although less roomy than other double cabins, this extremely comfortable, doubled-bedded room is outstanding value for money and takes a high level of repeat bookings.
- With open views from the window, the Isle of Canna is well-equipped, providing ample wardrobe and drawer space.
- Marble-tiled private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
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Isle of Raasay, Promenade Deck
- Double Bedded Cabin
- Raasay is an excellent, double-bedded, port-side cabin, with two windows looking onto the outer Promenade Deck, specially treated to ensure total privacy.
- Another cabin in a quiet corner, Raasay is on the same level as the Tiree Lounge and the Library.
- Elegant private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
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Loch of Torridon, Loch Crinan & Loch Harport, Hebridean Deck
- Double Bedded Cabin
- Luxury cruising at a very attractive price, these charming, interchangeable twin or double-bedded cabins on the port and starboard sides of the Hebridean Deck are generous in size.
- Although there are no windows or portholes, fresh air is circulated day and night by the ship’s ventilation system.
- Spacious private facilities included thermostatic showers.
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Isle of Rim & Isle of Eigg, Princess Deck
- The luxurious, well-appointed Rum and Eigg cabins lie on the starboard side of the princess Deck,.
- Enjoying wide views from their windows.
- With a charming, home-from-home feel for the single traveler, they are very much in demand and should be booked early.
- Marble-tiled private facilities in both cabins include thermostatic showers.
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Sound of Harris & Sound of Arisaig, Waterfront Deck
- Roomy, luxurious cabins, featuring large Victorian-style bathrooms fitted with full-size baths and thermostatic showers.
- hese cabins are linked by a staircase to the Princess Deck, with direct access by a flight of three steps to the embarkation area for the small boats when going ashore.
- Fitted with twin portholes that open, the Sound of Harris and Sound of Arisaig are furnished in elegant, Baronial-feel fabrics.
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Sound of Islay, Sound of Mull, Sound of Jura, Waterfront Deck
- In a quiet corner of the ship, these superb rooms are a delightful, cost-effective option for the single traveler.
- Exquisitely furnished and quite spacious, they are located on the starboard side of the Waterfront Deck, with direct access to the small boats for embarkation when going ashore.
- All are fitted with two large, opening portholes, and offer that truly nautical feel.
- Generous private facilities include thermostatic showers.
- Please note that these cabins have double beds and may be sold as double rooms on selected cruises.
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Loch Scresort, Hebridean Deck
- Excellent value for money and located on the starboard side of the Hebridean Deck, Loch Scresort is well-appointed and very roomy for one.
- Although without a window or porthole, fresh air is supplied day and night by the ship’s ventilation system.
- Good-sized private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
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Gott Bay & Kiloran Bay
- Single Cabins
- Unbeatable value for money and enjoying exactly the same high level of service, these charming rooms lie on the starboard side of the Hebridean Deck.
- Although relatively small and without windows or portholes, fresh air being supplied by the ship’s ventilation system, they are furnished and equipped to the same high standards as other cabins.
- Whilst a wash-basin is provided, Gott Bay and Kiloran Bay do not have en-suite facilities. `
- A fully equipped bathroom and an additional second toilet are located nearby for use by Gott Bay and Kiloran Bay guests and our on-board guide who occupies the adjoining cabin.
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