We were a group of 7 adults, 3 couples and our 26 year old daughter. We had 2 balcony rooms, a mini-suite and a studio. None of our group had any complaints with any of their rooms. All were nicely appointed for what category they were. The mini-suite had a HUGE balcony, 2 chairs, 2 lounge chairs and a small table. The balcony had 2 chairs and a small table. Our daughter's studio was a perfect size for 1 person, it had "color changing lights" that you could adjust to your mode along with private lounge area for anyone staying in the studio areas. She was hoping to meet more singles around her age but that didn't happen.
I was surprised had how much movement the ship had from side-to-side and the seas weren’t that rough. I found out the next week (some people did back-to-back) that one of the stabilizers weren’t working and that is what caused that. The ship was “at capacity” as I understood it but never felt “crowded”.
The dining selections were great, the only complaint was that if you didn't have reservations at the specialty restaurants, you either couldn't get in or had to wait a long time. I'm guessing that was because on our sailing the ship was basically "full" along with NCL offering the 2 "extras" free during some of last year. The food was awesome anywhere we ate on the ship, O'sheehan's, Manhattan Room, Margaretville, Cagney’s, Moderno, Le Bistro, Lu Cucina, Teppanyaki (is awesome with a group, which we did as a group). Dining outside on the “Waterfront” was awesome!!!
AWESOME dive in the Rhone, great dive crew.
Not impressed with the reef.
The seas were extremely rough but the diving was great.
Slow getting through check-in to get onto to ship.