Enchanted Princess

The most useful Enchanted-specific thread is a 2025 question about B733, the corner deluxe balcony at the aft end of Baja deck (deck 11 on the Royal-class plan). The answer: that balcony faces the starboard side only, with a peek around the divider toward the stern; the true wraparound belongs to B735 next door, which is a suite. The same reply said deluxe balconies are not worth the premium over a standard balcony, since the upgrade is essentially a love seat, unless they are aft-facing, and named B736 to B739 as the ones with the view over the stern. The corner cabin itself is slightly longer than its neighbours because of a jut-out at the doorway but no wider. The original poster had done aft before and disliked the lack of breeze back there, which is the trade-off against the bow: a 2020 thread about a forward-facing mini-suite on Marina deck (M105/M016, listed with a non-glass obstruction) established that the obstruction is a solid balcony wall you can see over when seated but not from a lounger, that it is very windy, and, from someone who had stayed in the equivalent cabin on a Royal-class sister, that it rocks badly in weather.

Guarantee and 'upgrade' behaviour comes up more than noise does. A 2022 poster who took a BB balcony guarantee on Enchanted was told that the BB code is only used midship, that there are none on deck 8 so a BB will not sit directly over the lifeboats, and that an outside cabin never shares a wall with an elevator; the caveat was that Princess deck plans do not mark connecting doors, so light sleepers may want to check on arrival. Another reply in the same thread had been moved without notice to the very last cabin aft after picking a midship room, and found the ship full by the time they noticed. That matches a 2022 class-level thread in which a couple booked on Aloha deck (12) for cabins above and below were auto-upgraded to a forward Lido deck (16) mini-suite: replies said Princess does this routinely, that a travel agent can flag the booking no-upgrade, that mini-suites bring a full sofa and a tub instead of a shower, and that the noise question on Lido depends on whether cabins sit above you, since an open deck overhead means chairs being set out early and nightclub noise late. Royal-class hulls were described as stable unless you are far forward, and the corridors on this class do not carry the walk-through traffic of the older Grand-class ships. A 2026 Royal Princess review added that cabin closets are large enough for suitcases under the bed and a folded stroller on the closet floor, but hallways are narrow and often blocked by service carts.