Enchantment of the Seas Review

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The Enchantment Bing-Bong at its Finest

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10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013

Considering that we had just returned from a 7 night cruise on the Allure of the Seas, we had a bit uncertain about our trip on the Enchantment. However, we received an amazing rate via Royal Caribbean, and we had sailed on the Enchantment (happily) in July. While it was not the Allure, it many ways it was like coming home.

Beginning with the Captain (who is totally accessible and willing to chat with you) and the Cruise Director, Marc (who is the best in the business at what he does), everyone treated us Royally (better than on the Allure). Looking at things individually, here are my thoughts…

The room was not the Allure… it definitely was not unbearable, however. We had an inside cabin by request (I like the dark for an afternoon nap), and we were on deck 4, which was totally accessible to everything on the ship. Our steward was awesome, and our room was always clean and refreshed (cleaner than the Allure, where I found lots of hair in the bathroom!). We had plenty of drawer space, and actually, for a 4 night cruise, we did not use all of the space.

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Room are small... the larger inside stateroom makes a huge difference!

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