This was a wine immersion cruise, whatever that means. Nice ports, however average experience on the ship. The Infinity is one of the older ships in the fleet. Solstice class ships are so much nicer.
The cruise left from Harwich, England, which was a good two and a half hour drive from London Heathrow. Embarkation was a breeze. No one in the the concierge line, so we breezed right through. Went up to the buffet and there were no seats to be had. Finally grabbed one. Seemed like every passenger on the boat was up there. Finally went to our cabin #8165. Aft area of the boat. Our door was right across the hall from the main crew door, which was noisy at times. This ship, the Infinity, looked as though it was time to get a refurbishment. Scratched walls, shower tile was dirty, etc. Our cabin steward came in and introduced himself. Very nice guy and made sure that we had everything that we needed. He even brought us an extra bottle of champagne, for free.
Even though we were concierge class, I noticed that about half of the room service menu had been cut from previous Celebrity cruises. Also, they have cut out their free movies. All movies were $12.95.
This cabin was right across the hall from the crew entrance. At times it could be very loud. Small balcony.