Legend of the Seas Review

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Sail Date: Nov 2010
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

We took this cruise as an additional trip on our own once our daughter had settled into college. From the check in (easy, the terminal at one end of a shopping centre, our overnight hotel at the other) to the departure, we could not have been looked after better.

The ship is smaller than we have been on previously, the shops were fewer than we expected, but stocked what I needed (tissues, paracetemol etc.)

I had been ill with a cold, and once aboard I began to suffer with a chest infection. The medical team looked after me so well, and after four visits, with antibiotics and nebuliser treatments every day, I was well enough to enjoy my holiday. I would feel confident bringing someone with a serious condition on this cruise, the doctors and nurses are knowledgeable and the medical rooms well equipped. They wrote me a sick note for one of the excursions so that I got a refund, and although it was disappointing not to go ashore, it meant I was well enough to go to Ho Chi Minh city, as I have always wanted to see it.

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Interior Stateroom

Cabin N

smallish cabin. We didn't think about the lack of daylight, slept in till afternoon the first day. Just about enough wardrobe space, and plenty of drawers. Sixth floor quite good location, photo shop on one side and coffee shop on the other, one floor up to library, one floor down to pursers and shops. A very long walk along the corridor before you get to lifts, stairs or anything else, and you have to say hello to all the cabin staff on the way. At least this makes it quiet at night.

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