River Princess

Tour the Ship

With the introduction of the River Princess in 2001, Uniworld set new standards for river cruising in Europe and with the launch of her sister ships - the River Empress in 2002, and the River Countess and River Duchess in 2003 - the River Princess is part of the most luxurious and modern fleet in Europe.

You are welcomed aboard through an impressive two-story lobby. The Europa (Main) Lounge, with its panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, is a floating showcase for the ever-changing scenery. The Panorama Restaurant offers elegant dining in one luxurious seating. The glass-sheltered Sky Lounge offers a comfortable view of the passing landscape.

Join us aboard the dazzling River Princess and experience the comfort and luxury that have been created just for you.

• All river view staterooms are lavishly appointed with a vanity and make-up mirror, generous built-in closets, a hair dryer, safe, individual air conditioning, direct-dial telephone, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with thick cotton towels, aromatherapy bath amenities and plush terry cloth robe.


• Beautiful lounge with a full-service bar


• Library/game room


• Panoramic restaurants with open seating


• Boutique with sundries and gifts


• 24-hour coffee bar and front desk service


• Sun deck, sky lounge, fitness center, sauna and beauty salon


• Elevator


• Laundry facilities

Inside the spacious staterooms of the River Princess, you'll find all the amenities and comforts of a fine hotel:

Hotel-style beds which can be positioned separately as two twin beds, or together as one large double bed

Ample closet space

Telephone and remote-control color TV, with local and satellite channels, and videos

Individual air conditioning and heating controls

Private bathroom and shower

River Princess staterooms are comfortable, non-smoking, with panoramic views. Our staterooms are more spacious than those found on ocean-going cruise ships. Outside cabins measure over 154 sq ft, while suites are extra spacious, at 230 sq ft. Cabins on the top deck have floor-to-ceiling windows, while all other staterooms have picture windows.