Celebrity Infinity Review

Great Ports, & Weather, but Prior Quality Celebrity’s Food /Beverages

Review for Alaska Cruise on Celebrity Infinity
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Sail Date: Aug 2018
Cabin: Concierge Class 1
Nice balcony furniture and the balcony was in good condition for a 15 year
Narrow bed
Shower (except for mildew) was fine.  I liked the soap products.
One of the sections of the ripped vinyl floor so water (mold) is under it.
Curtains do not block the morning light
Nice Balcony
Narrow bed
Shower
One of the tears in the vinyl

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The itinerary and weather on my cruise were great and we enjoyed vacation. Always start an Alaska cruise in Vancouver. The port was a breeze to get on and off the ship and Vancouver is a great city with an easy airport to navigate. But as to the ship, and Celebrity, I will not repeat on the Infinity and am now hesitant about Celebrity for food and beverage defects which are probably across the line. The crew (waiters, stewards) were all very nice except one lady in Guest Services.

Also, after three Alaska cruises, Princess’ Alaska cruises still have much better timing as for as ports, e.g. much longer hours in port. The Infinity is the perfect size, by today’s standards a 2,500 passenger ship is medium/small. To me, I never felt crowded, plenty of empty space to be alone, not pushed, can relax, and easy to get on and off the ship. This cruise did not seem near capacity, maybe 2,000 passengers on this trip; I have no idea but it was not crowded.

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Concierge Class 1

Cabin C1

Great balcony, narrow beds, large desk, floor to ceiling mirror running the length of the room, large closet, lots of drawers. The bathroom floor had two large tears in it and mildew smell and mildew on cracks in walls, and other places. The bathroom had nice storage under the sink and I liked the soap toiletries provided. Gilchrist and Rutter brand. Only one power plug in the cabin near the desk, not in the bathroom. The drapes on the balcony door are NOT black out and let in light through the entire drape.

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