Princess Cruise Reviews for Senior from Southampton

We selected this cruise as we wanted to see London. Good price and high obc. Princess continues to go downhill. Main dining room is bland. Desserts are repetitive. Buffet sausages taste like cardboard. Liquid eggs are used. The head waiter said he’d get me omelet made with fresh eggs. Shouldn’t have be like that . Pastries are frozen, some hadn’t been thawed out. The other head waiter told me it ...

This was probably our once in a lifetime United Kingdom cruise -- 7 ports in 10 days -- England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. From the British Museum in London to war museums and, oh so many, castles, the overall trip ticked many boxes. Because this trip was port heavy, time and experience on the ship were more limited than usual. But, this was our 3rd trip on the Regal ...

We chose the cruise because of the itinerary and convenience of UK departure point. Had assumed service would be similar to P&O and Royal Caribbean but sadly it was not. The ship was cold and lacked atmosphere, restaurant service varied from poor to average and whilst the food was good with reasonable portions, the dining experience lacked class. No control over so called Smart Casual, often ...

I enjoyed my cruise even though the excursions were very expensive. Since arriving home I have tried to contact Princess three times to ask them to refund the money they took from my account for a bar bill that is incorrect because I did not order any drinks. Their online form does not work and when I rang them I was told to call the USA. I think this is a shocking way to treat customers. ...

Last time we were on Princess was in the 1990’s. We usually do not travel Princess but could not miss the chance to see Ireland and Scotland. Have never seen so many intact castles and forts in my life. Food was fair. Meat was not of high quality. Buffet desserts were bland. Choices in buffet and dining room were limited. Each night they offered filet mignon for $19. I waited till last formal ...

My wife and I have just returned from a 12 British Isles cruise on Regal Princess. We chose Princess because they were the only ones to offer the itinerary we were looking for which allowed us to arrange our own pre and post-cruise land tours. To be fully transparent, our last Princess cruise was a 12-day East Coast trip pre-Covid in 2019. We had a mid-ship deluxe balcony on Dolphin deck, ...

We cruised the British Isles on the Regal Princess during July 2023. Our Embarkation was the easiest we’ve ever experienced. We had done pre-cruise days in London and on departure day our bus left right on time from the hotel and got us to the port by 11. Staterooms were ready by 1:30. At the terminal it took like 2 seconds to get our medallions. They were extremely efficient. Our room ...

We booked this as a "drop and go" back to backs more for the destinations than the ship. Some places in Norway we had been to before. We were very limited in cabins available and were in an ocean view cabin. It was acceptable once we got the room properly cleaned, aired and supplied. The window needed a good clean and it was more like being in an inside cabin as window was so filthy with scum ...

I had a solo full suite S6, aft-facing. A decent enough cabin, in need of some cleaning. Like all Princess ships, overall service quality has fallen over the years. I've sailed some others (Majestic and Enchanted) that seem to have recovered post-COVID; this one has not. Overall service is uneven, some crew really care, while others are excited about how soon their contract ends. It's not ...

Chose cruise for itinerary ( it does not stop in Russia) and after cruise scheduling- so far service excellent, cabin horrible constant noise ( they moved us last night to port side), quite a bit of Horizon Court food very chewy Mexican, pork; fruit very fresh, good variety but question quality- does not seem to be quality level of Discovery, Regal, or Enchanted ships;casino is very small, ...