Harmony of the Seas Review

Avoid the Potatoes: A tale of hard beds and sub par dining experiences

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Harmony of the Seas
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Dream21
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s

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Sail Date: Jul 2018
Cabin: Boardwalk View Balcony
Traveled with children

My parents cruise often and were impressed with the features of the largest ship in RC’s fleet: Harmony of the Seas. We had a party of 7, including 5 adults and two children.

First off, the beds are solid slates of rock. We immediately engaged the staff the first night about our concern over the mattress hardness and they reassured us housekeeping would do their best to soften the bed. Unfortunately, this involved placing a thin mat that was thinner than a blanket under the fitted sheet. This was the only solution the staff could come up with, so my father and husband who were side and stomach sleepers accepted that sleep would be an uncomfortable affair.

During the course of the cruise, we found many damaged decorations, elevator buttons, and punched in trash cans as well as crashing royal IQ terminals and printers that were unplugged and non functional from their terminals. Excursion tickets had to be reprinted by guest services.

Cabin Review

Boardwalk View Balcony

Cabin 1I

Beautiful room with a view of the ocean when you look to the back of the ship. Across from you is another estate room, but the open air was a wonderful experience, as well as the ability to see The Fine Line from our stateroom. Bed, hard as rocks. Largest complaint about ALL the staterooms.

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St. Kitts (Port Zante)

Beautiful island but we were accosted by a local who put a monkey on us and then demanded payment for pictures.

Nassau

Friendly locals and fun music

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