I sailed on the Enchantment of the Seas with my wife, 3 year-old, and 1 year-old daughters from April 14, 2014 to April 18, 2014. We stayed in an interior stateroom, in connecting rooms 4501 and 4003. We paid about $302 per person including taxes, fees, and gratuities. We visited Coco Cay Beach and Nassau, Bahamas. Overall we very much enjoyed the cruise.
Check-in was very quick and easy. The rooms were very clean and were cleaned sometimes up to 3 or 4 times a day. That was excellent service. Our older daughter enjoyed being surprised with animal towels on the bed. The AC worked great though the hot water was not very hot at times. The channel selection was good with at least two cartoon channels for the kids. They were decent sized flat-screens. We selected the cheapest cabins on the boat so they were small, but then again, who goes on a cruise to spend time in a cabin?
The pool was very large, and the water was warm. There was a nice splash pad area, but we did not use it. My daughter and I preferred the use of one of 4 hot tubs. The hot tubs in the open pool area were not too hot and were mostly occupied by children, but there was usually space at any time for an adult to join in. There are other hot tubs in the adults-only Solarium if that is your preference. The Solarium was a great escape when it started raining. The pool was like a very warm hot tub. Towels were always available.
The rooms were very clean and were cleaned sometimes up to 3 or 4 times a day. That was excellent service. Our older daughter enjoyed being surprised with animal towels on the bed. The AC worked great though the hot water was not very hot at times. The channel selection was good with at least two cartoon channels for the kids. They were decent sized flat-screens. We selected the cheapest cabins on the boat so they were small, but then again, who goes on a cruise to spend time in a cabin?