Celebrity Summit Review

First time on Celebrity -- no different to HAL or Princess.

Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Celebrity Summit
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6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Sep 2014
Cabin: Inside Stateroom 12

A REVIEW FOR 'CELEBRITY SUMMIT' TO NEW ENGLAND AND CANADA:

(Read all the way to the end for my 'Highlights and Lowlights'!)

This was my 8th cruise, although FIRST with Celebrity. We'd heard so much about it being 'all that', but we came away feeling that it was just like all the others. (Namely Holland America and Princess). That's not a bad thing, it just didn't feel like anything 'extra special'. Having said that, other passengers that had previously sailed with Celebrity told us to try the 'S' class of ships which is supposed to be a cut above. (Summit is an 'M' class).

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Inside Stateroom 12

Cabin 12

CABIN: We splurged on an inside cabin...that's right, no windows! It was fine and served its purpose as we never spend much time in the cabin. It was a different layout to some that we've experienced, where the bed is closer to the outside hallway. We wore earplugs the entire time as there was loud engine noise above us. We asked to switch rooms on the first day, but we got the customary 'We'll put you on the list and see what we can do' and then never heard from them again. The bathroom was tight and I always bring extra hangers as they never have enough. We always book a 'guarantee' room in hopes that we'll magically be upgraded, but that never happens. I don't particularly recommend this room due to the noise above.

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