Celebrity Millennium Review

Underwhelmed

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10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jan 2012
Cabin: Inside Stateroom 9

We are a couple in our mid fifties who are fortunate to be able to cruise quite often and since 2 of our kids are attending university in Miami we try to combine a visit with them and a cruise with just us two. I happened upon what I thought was a great price on a 5 day on the Millenium stopping at Roatan and Cozumel for late January. We knew going in to this cruise that Celebrity was putting this ship in for an upgrading but except for the pathetic matress we had, the upcoming renovating plans were not to the detriment of any thing we could detect. The following will describe what we experienced on this cruise.

Embarkation: fast and painless, we were on the ship and at the lunch buffet in 20 minutes, we got to the ship at about 12 noon.

Cabin: Standard inside with enough room for our way too much stuff. The bed was really sad looking, saggy in the middle but when I pointed this out to the steward he said there were no more matresses available and put a board under it which made it hard as a rock. Why they even had a matress like that and why they try to stick a passenger with it does not reflect well on Celebrity. I know they were upgrading shortly but this bed should have been ditched a long time ago. Otherwise the decor was fine, nothing else was shabby or worn. The bathroom was decently proportioned and the shower was big enough to shave legs.

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Inside Stateroom 9

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