Celebrity Summit Review

11 Friends Sailing to Bermuda

Review for Bermuda Cruise on Celebrity Summit
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oshunreef
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jun 2013
Cabin: Concierge Class 1

We stayed at Hotel Executive Suites in Carteret, NJ the evening prior to our cruise with our group. The hotel was reasonably priced and there is a bar and restaurant there. Our stay included a breakfast. The drive to the port was approximately 20 minutes with traffic.

We arrived at port around 10:30am. We were in a concierge room, so we were the 3rd bus load to be driven to the port. (those not familiar with this port you have to take a bus a short ride to the ship) We were greeted with Champagne or Mimosa when entering the ship.

Had read reviews about how run down the ship was. We thought that the ship was beautiful. Our cabin #7186 was ready for us at 1:30pm and we had 3 or our 4 bags before the muster. Prince was our cabin steward and took very good care of us. Unfortunately, right before the muster my sister fell and hit her head in the bathroom by tripping over her shoe on the ledge of the bathroom and had to get stitches. Heck of a way to get out of the muster...lol. The doctor and his staff where wonderful with her. Of course, we will never let her live that one down.

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Concierge Class 1

Cabin C1

Cabin 7186 on the Summit is a C1 category. It was a very nice room. Plenty of closet and drawer space. Our cabin steward, Prince, kept it clean and tidy. He was also very friendly and we enjoyed chatting with him in the hallway. He kept us filled with ice and shampoo and conditioner. It was very quiet and we heard no noise, except with the people next door, but they were generally pretty quite. There was a door between our room and next door. I would definitely recommend this cabin to others.

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