Celestyal Majesty Review

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Spirit of Iberia - travelling with a wheel chair

Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Celestyal Majesty
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Mandy G
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Mar 2014

The spirit of Iberia was a replacement cruise for Majesty. It had been scheduled for the Red Sea which was cancelled due to the trouble in Egypt.

The Spirit of Iberia was also the first sailing since the Majesty had come out of dry dock following a bit of a spruce up.

It was our third cruise and our second on Thomson. With the wheel chair we always book through a travel agent. Both my husband and I are in our 40's, it is my husband who is the wheel chair user but he is not confined to it. The majority of the other passengers on our ship I would estimate were 65+, and there were at least 4 other wheel chair users on the ship.

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Cabin Junior suite

We were well looked after by Anthony and Rocky. The suite was spotlessly clean. We had a walk in wardrobe as well as a bath. It's the smallest suite we've ever had, but I think some of that is down to the age of the ship. It was pleasantly decorated with fresh fruit daily, towel creations every day and bed turning down service. Chocolates on the pillow every night. There was enough space for the wheel chair. It was very convenient for the Royal Observatory as we were on the same deck. We had a double bed a sofa and chair as well as a television. No wifi in the cabin. Very happy with the cabin

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