Braemar Review
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We have just returned from a wonderful cruise aboard Fred Olsen's Braemar.
This was the third time that we had sailed on the ship, the previous two cruises were when the ship was in the Cunard fleet and was known as the Cunard Dynasty.
Fred Olsen had made several changes to the ship. First of all a few years ago, they cut the ship in two and extended it creating more cabins, deck space and introducing a new restaurant. The passenger capacity increased from 800 to around 1000 berths and is a perfect ship to cruise on.
Cabin Review
Superior Twin Outside
We were in 6072 and found the cabin adequate. Comfy double bed and two wardrobes to hang clothes. Suitcases go under the beds. Cabin Stewardess poor though. She forgot to replace tea/milks/coffees and toilet rolls! Several complaints from our corridor led to senior officers making spot checks and heated words were exchanged. This should have been dealt with privately and not at the front door entrance of the cabin and in the corridor for all to hear (Actually they were Philippine's - so we did not understand what was said, but it was enough to hear it and quite embarrassing!)