Royal Princess Review

Cruise cut short, but still good

Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Royal Princess
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dcstep
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013

We took the itinerary starting in Venice, to Athens, to Ephesus, to Istanbul, to Mykonos, to Naples, etc., ending in Barcelona.

We were very pleased with the ship and the amenities, including dining. We chose 8:15 p.m. dinner and were well served by our waitress and her assistant. We also tried the Chef's Table on night are enjoyed an exceptional menu and tour of the kitchen with the Head Chef and Maître De.

We had a deluxe balcony room. Over prior Princess ships that we'd cruised, the bathroom was more efficient and the room was about the same size. We were on the 9th deck.

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This cabin was very far forward. Next time we'll make sure that we're amidships. Dolphin deck is the 9th floor, which was convenient for me. We could walk down to the piazza on the 6th and 7th floors. Most dining is toward the stern, so this was a bit far forward.

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