Hebridean Princess

General

Hebridean Spirit's (49)forty-nine bedrooms all enjoy sea views and are unusually large in comparison with most other cruise ships. Each is individually designed and furnished with different fabrics. 

Public Spaces

Burr maple or cherry wood furniture includes a dressing table and a large television with DVD/CD player offering terrestrial, satellite and closed-circuit channels - and, although the Library has a selection of DVDs and CDs, guests are welcome to bring their own. A minibar, tea- and coffee-making equipment and hair dryer are also built in.

All guests enjoy the same high standards of service, irrespective of their cabin grade.
Relax and unwind in the restful Spa suite with its beauty and hairdressing salon, work out in the gym, curl up with a book from the well-stocked Library, browse in the shop or lounge on the Panorama Deck as spectacular seascapes pass peacefully by.

Utter relaxation Hebridean-style.

Cabins

All cabins on Hebridean Princess are individually designed to make the most of the available space and although they vary in size, are among the largest in vessels of her class, averaging 18 to 21 square metres (194 and 226 square feet) for doubles and twins, and up to 15 square metres (162 square feet) for singles.

Beds can be arranged as king-sized doubles or generous twins. The private bath or shower facilities are fitted with the highest quality fittings and marble details, whilst huge walk-in closets or large, triple wardrobes contain a trouser press, ironing board and iron. Bathrobes and a large range of toiletries are provided. 

Please note that smoking is not permitted in the cabins.