The ship is well cared for - looks perfect in fact. Loved the room but would change out the useless tubs in exchange for a double sink.

We appreciated the delicious food in all specialty restarants and the advice of the sommeliers. Some other reviews noted these folks "push" more expensive wine. My husband is a sommelier himself and her was pleased to listen to Toscana's very tall sommelier who recommended less than the most expensive wine. It was excellent.

About the Internet - we note this is a ship practices a snobbish form of discrimination according to a class system. Some people had free internet. This was our first Oceania voyage, we were in a verranda room and were shocked to learn that internet would have cost $30 per day. We opted to find cafes on shore. The other primary surprise was the charge of $6.50 per day per newspaper. What's with this? Seabourn and Silverseas offers free newspapers in a barista type gathering area so passengers can get to know one another and still be in touch with daily outside events. Oceania - wake up and think about PR and c ustomer service. Read more