Our cabin on the Emerald Princess, mini-suite D208, was spacious, comfortable, and had lots of storage space for two women who don't pack light. I loved this suite--it was almost perfect. The balcony was large enough for four chairs and a small table, and the cabin had a full-sized sofa and two TVs.
We only saw two potential drawbacks to this suite. The first was the tub/shower combination. Although having a tub is a nice luxury, stepping into and out of a tub is a little more difficult than just a shower. The second drawback is the lack of privacy on the balcony. Since the mini-suites are larger than the standard balcony cabins, the balcony sticks out further, making privacy on the balcony impossible, since the passengers above are looking directly down onto the mini-suite balcony. The balcony also did not have a cover, making it even more exposed, but great for sitting in the sun.
The first photo has a list of standard items in Emerald Princess Cabins.
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