Sirena Review
Amazing attention to detail, great service. Tahitian paradise!
Review for the South Pacific Cruise on Sirena
Capt. Nanji
2-5 Cruises • Age 2020s
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Sail Date: Jan 2017
Cabin: Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom
We wanted to see the Tahitian islands and felt this cruise, sponsored by Go Next for universityu alumni, fit our needs. After a long airplane trip from Boston, we were put up for 2 nights at the Intercontinental Hotel in Papeete, and we were given a 4-hour tour of the city and area before being dropped off at the pier.
Oceania's Sirena holds fewer than 700 passengers. so the ship was manageable and we became friendly with many passengers. Service was impeccable- several times a day our room with veranda was attended to..
Food was excellent, supervised by chef Jacques Pepin- several buffets, a fine dining room, and two specialty restaurants. Food was constantly replenished, and servers gave you all the food at the buffet, so no others' hands were on the food.
Cabin Review
Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom
Very comfortable king sized bed, suffcient drawer and closet space. Housekeeping very attentive- towels changed twice a day if necessary. Moini-fridge stocked with free water and soft drinks.
4 Helpful Votes
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