Our cabin was a good size and the bed was comfortable; linked twins, with 2 duvets. The shower room was small, but reasonable and there were good sized fluffy towels and also face towels. Storage space in the cabin was adequate, with sufficient hangers. A large bottle of water was provided every day. We had a 'fridge and a safe. We were glad to have a cabin in the bows of the ship as it was further away from the engine. The curtains were heavy and kept out the light. There was air conditioning, but it found it difficult to cope in the heatwave. The laundry service was very expensive.
The lunches and dinners were excellent and consisted of several courses. Breakfasts were good but we would have liked more low cal. choices. The Philippino waiting staff were friendly, spoke good English and could not have been more helpful. There was 'free seating' in the restaurant. House wine was included, but was not very good. We opted for the drinks package; money paid up front to include cocktails, a choice of good wines, spirits and juices, water and soft drinks.
Excursions were well organised and our guide, who spoke excellent English, was very good. Earphones were provided. these enabled us to hear everything said by the guide. The more popular sights were very crowded and very hot in the heatwave.Smaller events were unexpectedly fun, like Russian doll painting classes and a cookery lesson. On-board lectures were excellent.
Quiet location, next to a suite in the bows. It was a middle deck.
Room under bed for suitcases, good cupboard and wardrobe space. Refrigerator and safe were free.
Shower room was a reasonable size. Towels were a good size and fluffy. Toiletries were run of the mill.
Bed was comfortable; linked twin, with 2 duvets.
In our cabin there was a structural pole, which was covered with a soft material. There were also small triangular gussets at the base of the pole and and one under the window; these were covered in carpet but could trip the unwary.