DFDS Crown Seaways Commodore De Luxe Balcony cabin tour

A short cabin tour of DFDS Crown Seaways 3-bed Commodore De Luxe Balcony cabin (1)1121 at port of Oslo prior to departure to Copenhagen. This video was shot on August 2021. This 27 m2 cabin is among the most luxurious cabins on the ship with access to Commodore De Luxe lounge and Wi-Fi Internet connection included in cabin fare. Of the cabins on Crown Seaways, only the Owner's Suites are larger yet they lack the exclusive balcony. IMO, the decoration and atmosphere of this very cabin are rather classy as far as Baltic Sea ferries are concerned in general.
M/S Crown Seaways, formerly known as M/S Crown of Scandinavia has been sailing with DFDS since it was delivered new in 1994. Initially the ship was built for a shipping company Euroway for its traffic between Sweden and Germany but it was never taken up as the company shut down its short-lived operation in March 1994. Her originally identical sister ship M/S Gabriella (ex-Frans Suell, Silja Scandinavia) has sailed for Viking Line since 1997. Similar cabins aboard M/S Gabriella are sold under the designation SUM Junior Suite, balcony.

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Hey, thanks for the review! Can't seem to find this exact room description on DFDS's website. The closest I saw was a 3-bed Commodore Room with a double bed, pull-out sofa and balcony. Can I assume that it's referring to this room type?

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I believe the cabin in video should match the "3-bed Commodore cabin with seaview, double bed, fold out couch & private balcony". The boarding card from 2021 I saved says "3-bed, Commodore cabin, private" but the rest of the description is truncated. A cabin dubbed "2-bed Commodore cabin with seaview, double bed & private balcony" in the booking system should be the slightly smaller centrally located cabin with balcony, akin to LUX on Viking Line Gabriella. The Commodore de Luxe cabins and the two different Owner's Suites should be those facing front on decks 7 and 9.