Nautica Review

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Disembarkation was the highlight of this cruise

Review for the Middle East Cruise on Nautica
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10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Nov 2016
Cabin: Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom

I chose this cruise line due its reputation for providing the finest cuisine at sea, and its reputed service provided by the high crew to staff ratio. We sailed from Piraeus Greece to Dubai on a 20 day cruise and were really looking forward to our concierge balcony stateroom which was our first disappointment.

The cabin furniture had seen better days and was covered in a dark varnish which gave the room a gloomy feel. The carpet badly needed a shampoo as it had a stained and dirty appearance. The bathroom was very small and god help you if you dropped the soap whilst in the shower cubicle. We have had better cabins on other cruise lines and wonder how Oceania can label it concierge and price it as such. On the plus side, were the efficient and friendly cabin staff.

The two speciality dining venues whilst imposing no surcharge failed to impress. The steaks in the Pole Grill were overcooked (my medium rare steak came well done) and was as tough as old boots

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Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom

Cabin A1

The cabin was classed as concierge A1 and carried a price tag to match. In reality it was an average balcony stateroom that one would find on most cruise lines at a much lower cost.

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