We began our vacation at the Drury Inn in New Orleans - a wonderful hotel which provided 2 meals per day, and a comfortable, quiet room. We were able to sight-see on Saturday - mostly the French Quarter. Sunday morning after breakfast, a $7 pp cab ride had us at the pier, and we experienced the fastest embarkation ever! And when we boarded at noon, our stateroom was ready for us!
We have sailed on the NCL Spirit previously, and wanted to experience her again before she heads to the Mediterranean. She did not let us down. Even with my hubby in a wheelchair, it was easy to get anywhere on the ship.
We enjoyed the shows in the Stardust Theatre, with available wheelchair seating near the front, where it was easy to stow the wheelchair in the hallway. Do not miss "Elements", if you do not attend any other shows - it was fantastic.
Our stateroom was a larger size than most, as it was tucked into the back corner of the deck. Not a wheelchair accessible room, it still provided ample space for the wheelchair - we did not have trouble getting around it. The layout of the room is a bit odd - the bathroom door would not fully open, as it hit the side of the bed. The closet was large, lots of shelves. The balcony is a larger size then most regular balconies. The room was very quiet.