Viking Lofn Review

Grand European River Cruise

Review for Europe River Cruise on Viking Lofn
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First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Nov 2015
Cabin: Veranda Stateroom

My Mother and I have just completed a river cruise on the Viking Skirnir and Lofn from Amsterdam to Budapest. At 85 years of age, this was the pinnacle of her 'bucket list' and an epic journey from Australia to Europe. I have been on many ocean cruises before but never a river cruise. I found river cruising very different to what I have experienced on ocean cruises.

Firstly embarkation - forget lining up with the hoards - we arrived at the cruise terminal in Amsterdam about 3pm and were taken to the ship. No lines - straight onboard and greeted warmly by the reception staff. We were taken to our cabin and given an overview and our luggage was delivered promptly. We booked a full balcony cabin and my first impression was that it was extremely small - much smaller than any ocean liner cabin I have ever been in. However, it was well equipped and had plenty of storage space for the both of us. The heated bathroom floor was a nice touch in the chilly weather.

After unpacking, we acquainted ourselves with our home for the next 14 nights. Both the Skirnir and the Lofn are beautiful new ships and very well appointed.

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Veranda Stateroom

Cabin B

Quite small compared to ocean liners but well equipped with plenty of storage space. I viewed a French balcony cabin which was smaller again. I would hate to think how small the regular cabins are.

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