Celestyal Majesty Review
Thomson Majesty Adriatic Explorer & Pearls of the Aegean
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Having read both bad & good reviews regarding Thomson Majesty I decided to have an open mind & draw my own conclusions.
On arrival at the ship it appeared relatively well maintained with regards to its age, externally inevitable corrosion covered in white paint, internally showing signs of use, but was clean. Crew members were on hand to welcome you & show you to your cabin, which made you feel welcome.
Emergency procedures & life jacket instruction was carried out prior to leaving port.
Cabin Review
Deck 6 cabin 601 two berth air conditioned with two single beds, cannot be made double bed, plenty of space for two but wardrobe space limited, would be ok for one week but a bit cramped for two or more weeks clothes. Cases can be stored under beds.
Plenty of drawers but they tend to be rather small, not much use for anything other than underwear or socks.
Toilet/shower is small but adequate, the shower is just big enough so as not to have a daily dance with the shower curtain.
There is a small vanity area, and a fridge which is a big plus.
The cabin location is front facing centre looking over the bow with good forward views, is in a quiet location except for berthing and getting underway when the winches and bow thruster props are in operation.
It would be a poor choice of cabin should you expect have rough weather due to it's location and the movement of the ship.