Ship itself is rather stunning! Cabin was good, but smaller than we had on Carnival. A few stains on couch that apperead removable, but were not cleaned. Shower had a leak at the connection to the controls, and tv remote was broken. Replacement remote was broken as well. Food wa good, but not exceptional. Several dishes were somewhat overcooked. Ship sailed well, minimal ocean sway. Cleanliness/disinfection protocol might be improved upon. Seemed odd that wait staff wore masks, yet no gloves as they flitted from table to table to kitchen. Boarding was a bit chaotic, but not too lengthy. Disembarcation was a literal breeze. We went in a group of five and on the Saturday before port arrival several of us become mildly ill (cold-like). Upon arrival home, granddaughter was spikig 104-degree temperature and four of the five of us tested positive for Covid. Seapass did not work to make show reservations, so guest services took out cabin and shows and assured us they would make them. Never happened. We did the Hamden Rum tour in Jamaica and it was utter chaos as several ships and groups were combined. When we finally arrived at the distillery they said it was too many people. During the chaos at the terminal point for the excursion, one ship had not one, but three, ship representatives assisting to unravel the mess. Nobody appeard from the Harmony. One of the other ship representatives even called the Harmony to alert them to get some people down to the terminal. Never saw them. Not a good experience from Royal.