Celebrity Millennium Review
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INTRODUCTORY DETAILS
Let me preface this review by stating that I am very detail-oriented and love getting my hands on as much information as I possibly can before I go on vacation. Therefore, my review is long-winded with a lot of minor details. For most people, this is way more reading than what you have time for So to sum it up,
I absolutely LOVED the cruise. Celebrity is a great cruiseline, the Millennium is a fantastic ship, the people I met were phenomenal, and Alaska is even better than I could have hoped for. I can honestly say that I will be cruising with Celebrity again at some point and I will also be returning to Alaska at some point. I honestly don't think I could pick a favorite port, but highlights were in Juneau, Skagway, Sitka, and Victoria (I enjoyed Icy Strait Point & Ketchikan but they weren't quite as much fun as the others...)
Cabin Review
Inside Stateroom 12
I was in Cabin #2021, a Category 12 interior stateroom. The room is pretty far forward on the port side. Other than the fact that it was a long walk upstairs to the buffet (I always took the stairs), the location was fine. The bed was soft and comfortable and the room itself was inviting. It felt much bigger than it really was. The closet had plenty of hangers for one; if there were two people in the room I would suggest bringing some extra hangers. My TV had not yet been upgraded to a flat-screen TV, but it offered enough channels to keep me happy. The room had otherwise gone through a nice refurbishment. The bathroom had soap, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion provided. There is no door on the shower, only a curtain. Overall, the room was quiet and I had no problems sleeping; surprisingly, it wasn't pitch black at night due to light creeping in from underneath the doorway. Despite its low deck location, I was able to feel a LOT of rocking during rough seas since it is so far forward.