Adventure of the Seas Review

Amazing Iceland and Fjords

Review for the Baltic Sea Cruise on Adventure of the Seas
User Avatar
DTonge
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

Rating by category

Value for Money
Embarkation
Dining
Public Rooms
Entertainment
Service
Cabin

Additional details

Sail Date: May 2014

We chose this cruise as we had never visited Iceland before and we weren't disappointed. The ship is typical of Royal Caribbean with the Royal Promenade in the centre and same bars etc. It was clean and well furnished with lots of new carpet throughout. We mainly ate in the main restaurant and the choice and quality of food was excellent, better than on previous RCCI ships. We used the specialist restaurant once and this was superb.Of particular note were the steaks which were always perfectly cooked. The only food let-down was in Johnny Rockets, where the food was of poor quality and barely warm.

Activities during the day were not good, relying on quizzes and spa demos. Films were shown daily on the open deck but the weather when sailing was cold so these were wasted. Films were also shown in the very small screen room, with only about 50 seats. Unfortunately the same 4 films were repeated throughout the whole cruise. Evening shows varied. There were 3 theatre company productions which were good. The rest were guest artistes, a very poor comedian, a hypnotist and a ventriloquist which we didn't see. An excellent string quartet brought humour to their act and a 60s group got a standing ovation.

We had a balcony cabin which was spotless and the balcony was of adequate size. We used room service several times for breakfast and this was always prompt, with a phone call given to warn you of its arrival.

Cabin Review

Extremely quiet throughout. Very clean and spacious with a balcony of adequate size. 2 plastic chairs and a small table. Close to stairs and lifts.

previous reviewnext review

Find an Adventure of the Seas Cruise from $476

Any Month

Get special cruise deals, expert advice, insider tips and more.By proceeding, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

© 1995—2024, The Independent Traveler, Inc.