Despite internet comments that the Century is "too old, too small, needs a refurbishment, short on amenities, etc.", we thoroughly enjoyed her. True, she lacks rock climbing walls, bowling alleys, water slides, or any other of the vast array of supercilious "enhancements" of modern cruise ships, but she has an elegant class about her. I would describe her as a reminder of what passenger ships were like in a more restrained era, before they became floating theme parks.
Very impressed with the food, even in the buffet. Flavorful and well-presented.
Particularly enjoyed breakfast in the buffet, with American and English as well as Asian sections, with cooked-to-order omelets and fried eggs at one end and poached and Eggs Benedict at the other. The Belgian waffle/pancake/blintz stand becomes the Pizzeria @ noon.
Small, but quiet. The Sports Deck is only about 1/3 the length of the otherresidential decks, so fewer people, less crowding/congestion. Just out the door and around the corner to elevators, or 1 deck down to the heart of the IslandsCafe (buffet). Nice, especially for breakfast. Only minor negative was a lackof hot water a couple of times...Must have been having trouble with one of the water heaters. Small matter that did not ruin a wonderful cruise...