We travelled March 2013.
Having read several reviews and having been on a Thompson cruise some years ago our expectations were not high. Our decision to go with Thompson's was purely based on price for a short winter break away.
If you have cruised before, Thompson Majesty does come pretty near the bottom of the pile in terms of modern expectations of seasoned cruisers. Cabins in general are small and basic, bathrooms are also small. Our TV is almost certainly the original making it over 20 years old!!. We had an inside 'extra' cabin, which was a little bigger than normal cabins but still well below the size of more modern ships. The beds are only 2ft 6" wide and mostly twin cabins, although the staff will push them together if you want.
Thompson Majesty Cabin 3012.
Deck 3 towards front of ship.
A twin room 'inside extra', bigger than standard cabin, plenty of wardrobe and draw space. Fridge and safe (£15.00 per week). Close to embarkation points.
No engine noise quiet room.