Brilliance of the Seas Review

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Lorna Doone
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jul 2012
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

We had a wonderful time on our July 13, 2012 cruise. Previous reviews have covered many aspects of the Brilliance of the Seas. I found those reviews so helpful I would like to add additional information.

The ship was in fine shape. Sure its 10 years old but still is wonderful. It is scheduled for refurbishment next year. Our two previous cruises within the last year have been on Oceania (Marina) and we knew we are somewhat spoiled, but we felt for the money spent on this cruise and what we saw that it was a wonderful decision to sail Brilliance of the Seas.

We began by spending 2 nights in Amsterdam taking a train from the airport to Central Station which was very easy. Then we walked only a few blocks to our fabulous Marriott Renaissance Hotel. Excellent service at the hotel, and fabulous, not overpriced restaurants just 1 block away for dinner. Van Speyk for Dutch and French flavors and Ritorante Savini for Italian food. We enjoyed exploring the city, visiting the newly renovated Maritime museum (Scheepvaart Museum), canal ride, and to top it off a visit to Ann Frank's house. If going to Ann Frank purchase tickets over the internet early on so you don't have to wait in line.

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