CroisiEurope Victor Hugo Cruise Reviews

We were 4 New Zealanders and we chose this cruise because it was 18 days and at a reasonable price. The cabin was not huge but nicely decorated, clean and a good shower and had a large window. The bed was very comfortable. The Victor Hugo had very recently been refurbished. The food, wine and drinks were fantastic. The meals were amazing Staff were great and the announcement were in French ...

We chose this cruise for the following reasons: 1. Smaller ship with less passengers making excursions quick and easy 2. French (me being a francofile and able to speak French) 3. The itinerary and excursions offered 4. All inclusive 5. Reasonable price This was an 18 day cruise from Budapest to Amsterdam and the whole cruise from start to finish went smoothly. The crew were ...

This was a Noble Caledonia cruise and my first ever cruise. The boat and crew were excellent. All inclusive, lovely French food and wines. Spotlessly clean and everything worked in my cabin. All the crew were helpful and smiley - nothing was too much trouble for them. A couple of potential dramas were dealt with calmly and efficiently. The Noble Caledonia representatives were kind and ...

I love CroisiEurope river cruises, but they are not to everyone's taste. The main language on board is French. You'll find there are few English speaking guests. Excursions aren't included in the price (except for cruises sold in the US where the prices are higher to take that into account). Cabins are small and the shower room is tiny. If you want to be cocooned in your own little piece of ...

We booked through a UK agent, knowing the line was French owned/operated, but believing their statements that announcements (at the least) were in English, too. Croisieurope is also advertising on US TV so one assumes they want American customers. We were almost left behind at the hotel we had to use for two days (river Tisza was too low to board in Tokaj, so spent two days in Debrescen hotel ...