Norwegian Bliss Review

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4 Stars for the Ship and Crew

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Norwegian Bliss
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simpjo
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2018
Cabin: Aft-facing Balcony Stateroom

I wanted to see the new ship. It is not a ship for smokers, there is 1 area that is "free" to smoke. H2O had the smallest smoking area that I've seen on any NCL ship, it was crowded not comfortable and partially covered so if it rained you would likely get wet. You could not use the Cigar Room, and casino for smokers you had to play to smoke. The ship and entertainment was wonderful as well as the staff but not enough staff for the number of passengers. Was in the regular casino for 3 hours and not one wait staff in sight the whole time, had to go to the bar for drinks. The food was really good in Food Republic and Cagneys was sub-par which is unusual since it typically is way above average. I'm not sure if this is due to staffing or not. Personally, I will not go on the bliss again but mainly because I am a smoker, if you are not, you will likely enjoy the ship which is a sight to to see. I'm glad I went and the ship will be awesome traveling to Alaska. I do hope that they increase their staff though which would round out the average to excellent for most on board.

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Aft-facing Balcony Stateroom

Cabin B1

The cabin was very clean and the room steward was on top of keeping it spotless 2 times per day. It was a standard cabin with little movement on the 9th deck and fairly noise free from above. I thought the bed was a little harder, I felt that previous ships had softer bedding. Overall it met my expectations.

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