Enchantment of the Seas Review

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Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Enchantment of the Seas
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2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Sep 2011
Cabin: Inside Stateroom

We live in Northern Virginia so we decided to go to Baltimore and take the R/C ship to New England and Canada. We just drove up, parked and got on. Very easy and cheaper than when we have to travel to a port city far away. On the other hand, we like the adventure of traveling and exploring those other cities so much that when this was over, my wife said she did not feel like we had really gone on a cruise. Odd, but I understand what she was saying.

The ship has no spa, no sauna, stream room. That was a let down. The pool was used in the morning by some private group teaching lessons that we could not sign up for and they frowned on us getting in the pool with them. We did it anyway. The gym had only one full time person, a young lady from England, who was nice but got very tired teaching ALL the classes and thus, some of the free classes simply were cancelled. They needed at least one other person up there. I wrote all this up in the ship's review.

The ship is being renewed, renovated in November 2012, So maybe they can figure out how to put a steam room in somewhere.

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Inside Stateroom

Old style TV, old bathroom with shower curtain, room size was fine. State room attendant was very good. No problem with noise. Convenient to other spaces/places.

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