Celebrity Millennium Review

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Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Celebrity Millennium
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jmmiva
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Mar 2012
Cabin: Sky Suite 1
Traveled with children

Had not cruised for 10 years and our last cruise was ok so we were a little apprehensive. We flew into MIA and stayed at the Hotel Breakwater in SOBE. Its at 10th and Ocean so it is right in the middle of everything, including a lot of people in a party mood. The hotel was great; newly renovated and nice rooms. I've read many reviews of the noise so we booked a high floor room in the southwest corner and it was great. Ate dinner at Casa Tua at 17th and James St. Highly recommend this restaurant. Eat at the kitchen table; it seats 25 so its a shared table but you get to experience the kitchen.

Getting on the boat was a breeze. It couldn't have taken more than 10 minutes. We went to the pool side bar and had a drink and burger. We stayed in Sky Suite 6131 which we picked because of the extra large balcony. The room was awesome - plenty of room for everything and the balcony was wonderful. We spent a lot of time there with friends either reading, or having pre-dinner beverages. The location of the room was great as it was one flight down to the select dining, martini bar and Cova Cafe coffee.

This cruise was one of the best vacations I've taken in a long time. We were pampered, taken care of in a non intrusive and friendly manner.

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Sky Suite 1

Cabin S1

S1 Suite 6131. Fabulous balcony. Can see into cabin 6129 because of the shape of the balcony but no issue for us. Great location next to aft elevator/steps. One floor to MDR and Martini Bar and Cova Cafe

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