Norwegian Spirit Review

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Relaxing cruise to the Western Caribbean

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Norwegian Spirit
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daisy1944
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Jan 2012
Cabin: Inside

We decided on Jan. 3 that we wanted to go on a cruise out of New Orleans on the Norwegian Spirit. The salesperson at NCL told us there were only 4 cabins available and there was no guarantee of where we would be. We had an inside cabin (our request) that was in a great location on the ship. The cabin, however, had a big pole between the beds so they could not be put together. That was the only downside of a great vacation. Our goal had been to relax and we accomplished that. We had been to all but Costa Maya before so we did not feel obligated to see or do anything in particular.

We have been on several cruises. The Spirit is one of the most beautiful ships we have been on. It is not one of the huge ships and that appealed to us. The food ranged from excellent to just okay. It really depends on what you order. Don't miss the bread pudding on the evening menu or the strawberry shortcake at lunch in Windows. The New York steak on the menu tended to be pretty tough even when medium rare. No one was in danger of starving. We did not try any of the specialty restaurants since we figured we could spend that money on shore. The service in Windows was very good, not so good in the Garden Room, the one night we tried it.

We didn't book excursions with the ship, choosing to find what was available after we docked.

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Inside

Cabin IX

The pole in the middle of the room was an unwelcome surprise but we got used to it. The location was great.

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