My wife and I cruised the Grandeur of the Seas last year, mid November, 2015, and the quality of the food was a lot to be desired. The "Manhattan" steak was small, thin and tasted like leather, this cruise, all of the meal in the main dining room was of an excellent quality and very tasteful. The main dining room for breakfast had excellent food and service.
The Windjammer buffet, however, was okay, about par from what you expect for a all you can eat restaurant.
The entertainment both the production shows, the musicians two concerts, the headliners were all excellent.
Queen size (two twins put together) bed, small sofa, desk and chair with a small round table and two night stands. Standard bathroom with the stick to the body shower curtain, plenty of hot water, the heat and AC were functioning properly. Its an interior, inside cabin. Plenty of storage and closet space. There are two 110 outlets, if you use a CPAP, you get the distilled water from your cabin steward and not from room service.
TIP: bring a nightlight and an alarm clock,
if you are looking for a pirate hat you have to go to the pirate museum, avoid/skip the Junkanoo public beach, too crowded, dirty beach chairs and torn umbrellas for $10, take a cab to one of the other beaches, its worth the $20 cab ride.
Take the shuttle to the center of the old town and take a hop on and hop off tour, Key West is a funky little town
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