I was lucky enough to be one of the first guests on Millennium's Alaska Cruise after drydock in Victoria in 2009, but if anything I would say she is in even better shape now. The ship was gleaming from stem to stern, with staff constantly hoovering and polishing so where people get the idea that she is 'tired and in need of refurbishment' I cannot imagine!! Just hope they never visit my house!!
The food was stunning - Olympic would rival the very best on dry land and I have eaten at hotels in the UK where 1 night and dinner costs about the price of the whole 10 day cruise. But to be honest the food in the Metropolitan was just as good and the brunch was the best buffet I have ever seen (and eaten) in my life.
One plea to Celebrity though - please, please don't give up on 'large table fixed dining' in favour of speciality restaurants and flexibility. If you are lucky, and we certainly were, you make new lifelong friends at the dining table on a 10 day cruise because there is sufficient bonding time.
Good size, great view and spotlessly clean.