Ship: Well maintained even after so many years and honestly, easy to navigate. For those who are unsure of your location on board the ship, simply look at the colour of the carpet. Red carpet means you're at the front, blue means the middle and green is the back of the ship. Overall, ship is clean and neat. Not as big as Royal Caribbean buts till beautiful.

Cabin: I would say neat but not really clean(?). I am not sure about the rest, but in my cabin, I found a balloon behind the couch that wasn't picked up and thrown before the new guests' embarkation. Also, the tables & cabinets were dirty. Dirty as in the surfaces of the furniture was dusty. I know the staff cleaning the room are not to be blamed as dust is something rather uncontrollable. However, a small part of me did wonder whether the facilities were even wiped. To add on, the cabin was rather small but at least the room was quite comfortable. I felt at home for the few days I was on board.

Dining: My family and I weren't informed that the meals were not free, in a way. Unlike last time when free buffets were given on board by restaurants, this time we actually had to pay for whatever meals we were having. FOR THOSE WHO ARE CRUISING ON THIS SHIP, DO TAKE NOTE. THE FOOD IS NOT FREE. I believe the cruise uses freedom credit and on board credit that you can check using your cruise card. It should be stated on it. If you are unsure, ask the staff. Be very careful of your spending, it is very easy to overspend! Ok, overall, dining is rather good, I would say. I prefer the western cuisine to the Chinese one, even though I'm a Chinese myself. Food from Noble House was kind of oily and my personal favourite is Pavillion. The food gets kind of boring after a few days though, as there were not a lot of variety. Read more