Enchantment of the Seas Review

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Enchantment of the Seas, January 2012

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Sail Date: Jan 2012
Cabin: Inside Stateroom

Having travelled previously with Cunard Line and NCL, My family and I were looking forward to seeing what Royal Caribbean had to offer. I am pleased to report that we were not disappointed. When we arrived in Baltimore,(after a three day stay in Washington DC), we were impressed and with the overall appearance of the vessel despite it being one of Royal Caribbean older ships.

Nevertheless, Enchantment of the Seas proved to be a pleasant surprise with an excellent range of facilities for all ages. We were impressed with the modern decor, the lovely Atrium area and the Magnificent My Fair Lady Restaurant.

This leads me on to the most enjoyable part of the cruise, the dining experience. It was superb. Our two waiters were extremely attentive and treated us like royalty. Nothing was too much trouble and the quality of the food was equal, if not better than what we had on previous cruises. Our only minor complaint was that the dress code in the evening could have been enforced better, as we noticed that many guests turned up to dinner in t shirts and jeans, which we felt in the main dining room was not really acceptable.

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