Celebrity Equinox Review

Equinox Transatlantic: Cruise tips and cheap port options

Review for Transatlantic Cruise on Celebrity Equinox
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Sail Date: Nov 2011
Cabin: Inside Stateroom 9

So much has been written about the Celebrity Equinox that I will limit most of my review to suggestions about how to enjoy the ship and the (transatlantic) ports of call.

It is difficult to imagine a cruise that comes closer to ideal than our Equinox transatlantic cruise (Nov.28 - Dec.12, 2011), which sailed from Rome (Civitavecchia) to Ft. Lauderdale, spending a week in the western Mediterranean and a week crossing the Atlantic.

The Equinox is a beautiful ship and the crew could not be better-trained or more enthusiastic. Everyone, from the crew members who daily polished the stair railings to the cabin stewards to the wait staff to the senior officers and personable cruise director (named Que, pronounced Q), made every effort to insure that passengers had a wonderful time.

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Inside Stateroom 9

Cabins are paired in modules with a curved wall between each pair and a straight wall between modules. This means that the beds, which are in the curved bump-out alternate between window-side and door-side. Specify your preference when booking anything below the larger suite categories.

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