American Duchess Review

Exceeded My Expectations

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Ginny033
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Dec 2019

I was very excited to take a trip with the American Duchess as I have been on other river cruises in the past, but mostly in Europe or other parts of the world. I knew this cruise would be different being in America, but I pleasantly surprised with all there was to see and do in this part of the country. We started in Memphis and ended up in Nashville, TN.

On board my guest cabin was very typical of a standard hotel room, clean and nice. All of the common spaces were comfortable, although times I felt like I was the only one on the boat, even as the boat was full. The entertainment at night was great and they did their best to incorporate the Christmas theme. They were a great group of kids.

What surprised me most was the amount of tours that were actually included with the cruise. I'm so used to being nickel and dimed to see every tourist destination around the world, that this was a lovely chance of pace. I actually wanted to get off and explore every day.

Response from BriannaH, Guest Relations @American Queen Voyages

Hi Ginny033! American Duchess will be ready and waiting for you and your friend! That whole area in the middle of America is rich with charming people, culture, and history. Sitting in the...

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