We just got off the Summit to Bermuda. We were in Aqua Class. Embarkation was a breeze. We were taken to a separate room and were checked in within 10 minutes. Lunch at Bistro on Five and our cabin was ready.

Our cabin was Aqua 9100. I was a little concerned with numerous reports of noise from above, however we didn't have any real issues with noise. In fact, the location was ideal, up a quick flight to the buffet, right next to the library, and steps to the elevators. Our only issue with this cabin is the balcony was very very small. One side of the balcony was barely wide enough for the chair to sit sideways and along with a small table and another chair, there really wasn't any room to move. I'd say we had less than half the balcony space we had on Aqua Class on the Solstice. And on Solstice we had foot stools! Also, the overhang was HUGE! Our cabin steward Princia (sp) (we called him Prince) was excellent. Always attentative but never intrusive. Met us several time in the hallway and opened the door for us when our hands were full. Next time I think I would try and book the newer cabins on deck 11. However, the last 2 nights at sea were pretty rough and I was thinking they must really be rocking and rolling way up top and at the back of the ship, lol.

I also agree with many of the comments about Blu. For the most part, the food was fantastic and the service was great, but the tables really are toooo close for comfort. We often felt as though we were intruding on our neighbors conversations. Definately not the venue for a romantic dinner, lol. However, if you do happen to arrive when they are not crowded you can pretty much choose your own table. They are most accommodating with special requests (within reason, lol). You can order mashed potatoes, french fries, shrimp cocktail, creme brulee just to name a few. Read more