Rooms on the President's 8th cruise ship

On a cruise ship where every inch of land is precious, the rooms on the President's 8th cruise ship are quite large. The difference between deluxe standard rooms and executive rooms is the floor and room size. The executive room is on the 6th floor, and the rooms are slightly larger, about 40 square meters. The deluxe standard rooms are distributed on the 2nd to 6th floors and can be booked on theMeiya Three Gorges Cruise booking website. We had a great experience sitting down on the President's 8th cruise ship. The Three Gorges tour, which allows children and the elderly to change hotels without the hassle of traveling, is still a good option

【Presidential No. 8 Balcony Standard Room】

【Presidential No. 8 Balcony Standard Room】

The room area of the President's 8th cruise ship is relatively large, with the smallest room area being 28 square meters, which is larger than many other cruise ships. The entire journey is connected without changing rooms, and the ship docks at night and during the day. Each room has a separate balcony.

When we went to the President's 8th, I booked a regular cabin and stayed on the 4th floor because I paid for an upgrade after boarding, so I ate at the restaurant on the 2nd floor. The room is very large, the executive room is even larger, and the largest one is the presidential suite.

President No. 8 is indeed a five-star standard. The room is large, the bedding is very comfortable, the shower water is large and hot, the guest room is cleaned twice a day, and the food is decent. The deluxe standard room is the most common, but the area of the deluxe standard room is also relatively large. The executive room is on the sixth floor, and the room is even larger