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OK cruise - but Hawaii ports were not very accomidating - French  Polynesia was beautiful

Mykonos

This cruise was on my bucket list to see French Polynesia - Stayed in Forward Aft suite 10001 which is the last suite that I will ever stay in again.  There was one outlet in the sitting area and one outlet in the bedroom.  No outlets in the bathroom / shower area.  The bedroom area had a closet and drawers but you could not access the drawers because they would open into the bed.  the access to the deck was through two doors - a water tight door and regular door. The shower was great only that it did not drain very well even after I told the steward.  The bedroom ceiling squeaked terribly that it made it so hard to sleep I had to put in ear plugs to try to sleep.  It says it is for three to sleep - It has a king bed in the bedroom that takes up the entire room.  The other supposed bed was basically a couch that is short (if you are a tall person) and not very comfortable.  It does not have a pull out bed.  

Dining- Food was excellent as well as the service you receive which is typical for NCL and always seems to out perform in this area. What surprised me were the menu choices given the challenges of supply through due to the pandemic supply chain.  Kudos to NCL to be able to make sure that they make this part the best part of the trip.

Ports - this was terrible for the Hawaiian ports - they docked in industrial ports that had no true area that was pleasant - we stopped in Maui, Kauaii, and Hawaii  ( a long way from tourist areas)  .  They don't allow UBERS or even other excursion companies to get close to the dock so that passengers are able to find some sort of activity to do off the ship.  In Kauaii we had to walk at least a mile to get out of the industrial are.  FYI - this was also the case when we took an NCL Alaska cruise.  It made us start to question why we are even taking the NCL cruise.    

Entertainment - This area has improved and was OK - 

Service - As always NCL crew seem to make you feel special and are always accommodating.  However with the Suite we had a Butler and Concierge service which was useless -  We asked about what we can do - or what was available of the ports that we were going to go to .  The response was either they didn't know or due to NCL liability issues they didn't want to give any suggestions.  It was never this way before when we took other cruises. 

Value for money -  The cost seemed reasonable until we saw our cabin that was suppose to be updated in 2020 - well I guess they felt all you needed was one outlet for each room and no USB outlets.  Also they seem to add fees -   My main disappointment overall was the Cabin - it sucked - and the Ports of call in Hawaii which were terrible and not passenger accommodating.

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