Navigator of the Seas Review

Enjoyed the layout of the ship and the good service. Never felt crowded.

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mslacruzer
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Feb 2017
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

This was our second RC cruise. The ship layout was good, plenty of bars, strategic restrooms and the Royal Promenade was great. Service was good, plenty of entertainment options and it amazes me how they can put 3300 passengers on the ship yet it never seems crowded.

The Sapphire evening dining room was very elegant and the service was great. The food was very good and there was plenty of it. Our waiters Ozzie and Caroline were very good and friendly. The NY strip steak was excellent every night. The wines were also very tasty.

We dined at the Windjammer buffet several times. It was good but if you go, bypass the initial line and move deeper into the restaurant. There seemed to be more choice toward the back.

Cabin Review

Interior Stateroom

Cabin K

Cabin was Ok. Was basic but no complaints. There is so much to do you're never in the cabin anyway. Our friends had a balcony suite and it seemed huge plus you had open air/views of the ocean. We always choose basic stateroom because we cruise to have fun, not stay in our room, but to each his own. The room was always cleaned.

Port Reviews

Miami

Miami is a fun, beautiful and vibrant city. There is much to see and do and good restaurants by the bay. Bayside Market is lots of fun. There are a lot of people so if crowds aren't your thing be advised.

Nassau

Lots of shopping. We went to Senor Frogs and had a blast. Everyone was having fun and it really set the stage for the rest of the cruise. I would recommend the Frog.

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