Navigator of the Seas Review

Decent cruise, wish we had done a different sailing

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Navigator of the Seas
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mamabear52
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2017
Cabin: Promenade Stateroom

Cruise was sold out, meaning there were lots of lines for most everything. Ship was the biggest one we've ever sailed on (10+ cruises). Had two rooms that weren't next to each other, which was our own fault for reserving rooms rather late. We are cheap cruisers, so we don't ever use the spa or specialty restaurants.

Pros: Wait staff (Radmir and Oleksii) were exceptional in main dining room. Our balcony room (8416) was the most forward one on the 8th floor, with a plexiglass window that looked forward. A very nice touch that made it seem less claustrophobic as a balcony. Room staff (Siri) was attentive and took great care of us. Food was great, loved the variety. The comedian the first two nights was very funny, as was the juggler. Embarkation was swift and well run, though to be honest, a guide thought we were diamond members so we got to stand in the shorter line.

Cons: Our promenade room 7257 was small and very noisy on party nights. It was great for people watching, but was at the very end of the promenade, making it difficult to see the whole thing.

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Promenade Stateroom

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Very small. Had a nice window seat overlooking the promenade, which was noisy at night (especially on party nights). If I really wanted the promenade cabin again, I'd move more midship so that I could see the entire promenade.

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