Celestyal Majesty Review

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Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Celestyal Majesty
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Salty Sim
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jul 2013

This was our third Thomson cruise. We chose these back to back cruises of or the itinerary and, worth such a wonderful selection of ports of call, they did not disappoint. We did have some concerns having read some of the reviews but overall we have no real complaints.You can find fault with everything but a holiday is what you make of it. So the comments below are honest opinions rather than complaints.

EATING - we mostly ate in the Seven Seas fro dinner and the buffet for everything else.The food was excellent throughout, always hot and always varied. Others are right when they say space is at a premium for the buffet but we always found a table. Queues for the Seven Seas could be up to 15 minutes if you timed it wrongly which we have never experience on previous cruises on the Dream and Spirit.

CABINS - are small, our was an outside plus which was adequate although you would struggle to make a bathroom smaller. We heard the standard cabins described as en-suite cupboards and having seen one I have to say I'm glad we were stuck in one for two weeks. That said, housekeeping kept ours immaculate.

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Small and need major overhaul with new decor and fittings.

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