Enchantment of the Seas Review
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Our first cruise on this ship was in 2005 and it was disappointing because an engine problem forced RCCL to cancel our scheduled stop in Georgetown, Cayman Islands. We limped back to Miami on one engine. RCCL did provide credit for missed shore excursions, but, did nothing more in the way of future cruise discounts or credits. Now, 8 years later, and 16 cruises on other lines, we tried RCCL again, and, back on the Enchantment.
We may have just taken our last cruise with RCCL.
Our stateroom (8172) was a mini-suite on the stern. The size of the cabin, bathroom and balcony is great, however, it is a very tired stateroom; the bed was horrible and didn't get much better even after adding an egg-crate mattress topper, the shower head is broken and cannot be adjusted, the center drawer in front of the mirror is broken, the water smelled like sewer periodically and was actually a light yellow in color in the toilet, the chairs and lounges on the balcony needed to be replaced (two new chairs were brought to us at 5:45PM on our last night.
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Our stateroom, 8172, was a mini-suite on the stern. The size of the cabin, bathroom and balcony is great, with ample storage. However, it is a very tired stateroom; the bed was horrible (way too hard even with 2 mattress pads) and didn't get much better even after adding an egg-crate mattress topper, the shower head is broken and cannot be adjusted, the center drawer in front of the mirror is broken, the sink water smelled like sewer periodically and was actually a light yellow in color in both the sink and the toilet. The chairs and lounges on the balcony needed to be replaced (two new chairs were brought to us at 5:45PM on our last night.