Liberty of the Seas Review
Liberty of the Seas - 9/17/11 - 9/24/11
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My husband and I booked this cruise for our anniversary celebration. It was my second trip to Europe and his first. We arrived in Barcelona a day early and had a good time.
Embarkation: We arrived at the port around 1 p.m. and it was very crowded so would avoid at 1pm.. (by 2 p.m., there were no crowds). It took approximately an hour from arrival at port to getting to Windjammer.
Food: Windjammer: food was good enough (Honey stung chicken really is excellent), but not as much variety as we have had on other ships. Main Dining Room: The food ranged from ok to really good. Our waiters were excellent and made the whole dining experience very enjoyable. We did not go to Portofinos or Chops. During the day, the various eating places opened and closed at different times which was aggravating. Several of the sea days, we would return to the ship around 5 and find nothing opened except the Prominade Cafe. This is a very, very small eating place for a ship with 4,000 passengers! Windjammer closes between breakfast and lunch and again between lunch and dinner. I have never seen that on a ship!
Cabin Review
Superior Oceanview Stateroom with Balcony
Cabin 1400 on Liberty of the Seas. This was a great aft cabin in the starboard corner on Deck 10. It is a D1, I believe. It is about the size of a hotel room, which is quite a big larger than an average balcony cabin. There is a pole in the cabin, but that was not a problem. The balcony was larger and very nice since it has a shaded area as well as a sunny area. It is under the windjammer, but we were never bothered by noise from above. Great cabin!