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Expected better from RCCL

Review for a Transatlantic Cruise on Jewel of the Seas

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chieft26
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

We chose this cruise primarily because of the itinerary. We are not novice cruises, having done over 60 of them. The ship is older, but appears to be well maintained for the most part. Embarktation was slow, stood in line for over an hour before we boarded. We had a balcony cabin that was spacious and featured good storage. Most employees try very hard to please, but overall management is ...
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Sail Date: August 2023


IS THE JEWEL A TRAINING SHIP? Several of our fellow passengers thought so...

Review for a Transatlantic Cruise on Jewel of the Seas

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Gorilla123
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

The food was mediocre at best. The itinerary was why we chose this cruise. I have been around long enough to know that the new, splashy ships have the least interesting itineraries, and the older tired ships have the most interesting itineraries. However, I did not expect the older ship to offer subpar food and experiences. The salad dressings had no flavor at all, and the soups were just ...
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Sail Date: August 2023


They tried hard to please!

Review for a Transatlantic Cruise on Jewel of the Seas

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PatfromHilo
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

We chose this cruise because of the itinerary that included Iceland and Greenland, and the price (we travel a lot, before the Jewel, we spent weeks in Europe and since this cruise we spent 6 weeks in Singapore, Hong Kong, and China), since we have to watch the budget. We enjoyed the itinerary, and overall the experience was good. The crew worked hard and the service was good. We loved ...
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Sail Date: August 2023


Nice but didn't meet our expectations

Review for a Baltic Sea Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator

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mtglassylady
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

We sailed from Amsterdam to New York. The ship was great. It is small which I liked but it would have been nice to have more public space with more comfortable chairs. The remodel they did in June was lovely but more focused on design instead of comfort. Our room was lovely and was in a great location. I LOVED the walk-in closet and bathroom. Room Service food service was EXCELLENT...always ...
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Sail Date: August 2019


Fantastic Transatlantic with a few Issues

Review for a Transatlantic Cruise on Brilliance of the Seas

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jclinard
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

I wished to go on a TA going west and after careful consideration I opted for a 16 day trip on Brilliance of the Seas. It left from Amsterdam, visited four ports in Ireland and one in the Azores before a seven day / night crossing. I was in stateroom 3042 (outside view). I was happy with it. I also elected Anytime Dining. I usually ate late, as I hate fighting crowds for either dinner or the ...
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Sail Date: September 2018

Cabin Type: Ocean View


Improved Food Quality and Variety

Review for a Transatlantic Cruise on Brilliance of the Seas

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terdor
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

We are Diamond members with RCI so have quite a few cruises under our belts. The service on ALL RCI cruises are beyond expectations. They really go out of their way to earn your loyalty. Have to say that the food quality and variety have greatly improved over time - thanks to honest and vocal guests. We've also enjoyed their entertainment immensely on this particular cruise. However, the ...
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Sail Date: September 2018


Tired ship

Review for a Transatlantic Cruise on Brilliance of the Seas

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imaproctor
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

Just got back from 16 days on the Brilliance. Our stateroom was so tired. Furniture was scuffed, needed replacing or refurbished. The bathroom had an odor we couldn't identify, sort of like mold. The main dining room needs more variety. Food was mediocre. Some of the entertainment was good, other so-so. I had a good time, but I began to feel like I was in steerage, no amenities in the ...
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Sail Date: September 2018

Cabin Type: Ocean View Balcony


Beautiful Ship - Selling Machine!

Review for a Mediterranean Cruise on Koningsdam

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gandebailey
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

We chose this particular cruise because of the various unique ports. Well, we obviously did not do our homework. Portland was Weymouth, Seville was hours away, as were Pisa and Florence and Rome from the ports. The excursion prices were outrageous. We met people that had paid just under $100 for shore excursions to the port towns that were walking back to the ship as the excursions were mostly ...
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Sail Date: September 2017

Cabin Type: Signature Suite with Verandah


Disappointment on the Koningsdam

Review for a Mediterranean Cruise on Koningsdam

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EVNKEEL
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

We take a spring and fall trans-Atlantic crossing every year and selected this sailing to try the new Pinnacle class ship. Summary: We found the Koningsdam to be too large. The ship is indeed beautiful, cabins are well appointed and public areas are spacious and modern. The Dutch Cafe is a nice addition. The downside is there are lines of everything on board, as well as for disembarking ...
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Sail Date: September 2017


An Excellent Cruise!

Review for a Transatlantic Cruise on Koningsdam

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pdpair
6-10 Cruises • Age 80s

Koningsdam is the newest and largest ship of the HA fleet. We were aboard 31 nights sailing from Amsterdam to Ft Lauderdale. I greatly enjoyed Koningsdam. HA has kept much of its traditional wood trim but decor features colorful, attractive and somewhat eclectic furnishings throughout. The bright, modern and airy appearance of the Dining Room was a most welcome change for me. Our verandah ...
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Sail Date: September 2017

Cabin Type: Verandah Stateroom


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