Enchantment of the Seas Review

Great itinerary, small ship, lots of senior cruisers

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First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: May 2012
Cabin: Large Inside Stateroom

Cruise was very relaxing with a unique itinerary, however the ship was smallest cruise ship we were ever on. We chose the cruise for the price and being able to drive to the port in Baltimore, MD. We were surprised to find that there wasn't much in the way of spa facilities (no sauna or steam) on board. The boat is due to go into dry dock sometime around the end of the year. The small boat size makes it very easy to navigate which is helpful for the more senior cruisers (majority over 70 on this cruise).

The staff were very helpful and friendly, always smiling.

The staterooms are showing there age and they need updated desperately. There was plenty of storage in the room, however the TV and bathrooms are very old and dated. Our stateroom was on the 4Th floor which made it convenient to the main dining on the same floor, however we got some chair noise from the casino directly above.

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Large Inside Stateroom

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Lots of storage. Furniture and TV old and dirty looking. Bathroom old and dated, very small shower. Some chair noise from casino above.

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