We had no idea Princess Cruises were catered for the elderly, (live and learn).
- There was a constant flow of "American" fare, unexciting for us, since we enjoy piquing our palates, frozen seafood-sometimes overcooked, lots and lots of beef, no wholegrain breads or pasta/rice, some breakfast items like oatmeal, fruits, yogurt and toast were cut off at 8:00am on day of disembarkation, even though supposed to go to 10 am. (Disembarkation went till 10:30)
- Many. many smoking areas on the ship, not well assigned, apparently randomly spaced. We had to deal since it was on the way from buffet to our room, not so great.
Always cleaned. Spacious enough for three people.
Bunk bed creaked a lot even when the ship was on fair waters, and the noise from the deck above made sleeping impossible until 2-3 am...when the dropping and dragging (of what sounded like heavy furniture) stopped.