We had a very nice state room that was labeled a suite and offered some additional perks. The view was of the front of the ship and was very scenic. The room comes with a dedicated butler. The staff were very attentive to our needs and house cleaning services were excellent. We were six people; including two grandmothers and two daughters; 11 and 13. The king bed in the master bed was nice and comfortable. However the other two fold-out beds were not so comforatable. Basically, they were hard with thin linings underneath.
The ship had much to offer, many restaurants to choose from and lots of entertainment. The food was very good and there was much to choose from. Gratuity was $15.50 per person, per day and that did not include the butler or the dedicated house keeper.
However, I became sick on the 4th night. I had diarrhea and vomited. After vomiting I had 4 or 5 hour of serious stomach cramps. I had no appetite for the rest of the trip. The medical center was closed on by initial trip after receiving instructions from the phone attendant. The butler escorted me on the second trip and I was able to get be in. That day we were in Harvest Caye, but everything that I ate or drank was on the ship. Whatever it was, I'm sure that I caught it on the ship.
We had a very nice state room that was labeled a suite and offered some additional perks. The view was of the front of the ship and was very scenic. The room comes with a dedicated butler. The staff were very attentive to our needs and house cleaning services were excellent. We were six people; including two grandmothers and two daughters; 11 and 13. The king bed in the master bed was nice and comfortable. However the other two fold-out beds were not so comforatable. Basically, they were hard with thin linings underneath. The room came stocked with drinks of our choice. Every day the butler brought special plates, including sandwiches, chocolate cover strawberries and fancy snacks.
The taxi cab ride to our hotel was $48 and it was .8 miles.
It was very clean and safe. We did the rope course, not really an excursion. It was fun, but there was no shade on the coarse, which was three levels tall. Everything on the island was new. The individual that helped us gear-up was very very nice and easy to talk to. He pointed out the ecological steps that they were taking to keep the environment safe, for example, planting mangroves.