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About Your Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
About Your Ship: Enchantment of the Seas
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Enchantment of the Seas
Sailing Date(s):
Jan 2014, Mar 2014
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About the Reviewer:
Age:
30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
2 - 3 cruises
Traveler Type:
Family w/young children
Stateroom Type:
Oceanview
Fun but not really relaxing family time
by Melissa from United States
Sailing date:
Dec 2011
Pros:
Crew hospitality was superb!
Cons:
Be ready to spend, spend, spend!
Loved our cabin, on board entertainment, staff esp. cabin/stateroom crew. Would have liked more relaxation time with my husband but that was hard with a 3 and 8 year old. Found some of the "hidden" costs, for instance kids had pop package and assumed that included pop in the stateroom-it did not!-VERY EXPENSIVE! Staying connected on board was extremely expensive-Recommend buying international package from Verizon. Spa Hot Stone Massage was fabulous by Jenn, she's Irish. Highly recommend. Excursions were alright, but docking times severly cut into sun and fun time esp. during winter months when sun goes down early.
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Ship Quality
Food was great, drinks were strong and not too unreasonably priced! BEWARE of stateroom beverages! They cost a fortune and ARE NOT FREE!
Dining/Food
Food was great. Didnt realize till the last day that I could eat more than one offering at the formal dinners though! Take advantage of this during lobster formal night! The lobster was some of the best Ive ever had!
Stateroom Quality
Kids loved the drop down bunks, and towel animals. I loved the bed and linens but hurt my husband's bad back.
Ship Staff Quality
Our stateroom attend, IVAN, was fabulous as were the other two stateroom attendants in the corridor, Lamar, and Pardeem. Our Head Waiter, Sherry was genuinely kind and accommodating. Front desk was very helpful. No complaints about anyone associated with Royal Caribbean's employees the went above and beyond.
Entertainment & Activities
There were a ton of activities to participate in and they were all optional. Cruise director and his assistant were funny and we loved the on board television show they did. we also liked the pictures they took all the time and should have taken more advantage of those opportunities.
Children's Programs
My older son, 8 yrs old, loved the activities and had a great time. My only complaint was that they would not take my younger son, who just turned 3 yrs, and was not fully potty trained for activities without either myself or husband. This really added to this not being a very relaxing vacation for him and I. If there had been some program that could take him, even for 1-2 hrs, that would provided us with some down time. It would have made the vacation a total success. Babysitting was available but it cost additional money and we found it difficult to arrange d/t availability of staff. We also had some concerns on who we would be leaving him with in our stateroom.
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Age:
50 - 65
Cruise Experience:
4 - 6 cruises
Traveler Type:
Singles/friends
Stateroom Type:
Oceanview
Holiday Sail
by A Traveler from Berlin, PA
Sailing date:
Dec 2011
We enjoy cruising on Enchantment of the Seas. We love sailing out of Baltimore!!! Staff is friendly, courteous and hard-working. Lots of activities, choices of food, shows, excursions and ports of call.
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About the Reviewer:
Age:
18 - 29
Cruise Experience:
First cruise
Traveler Type:
Couple
Stateroom Type:
Inside
An AMAZING first cruise
by A Traveler from Philadelphia, Pa
Sailing date:
Nov 2011
Pros:
Everything!
Cons:
The only bad thing was the coffee! Hehe but they had a specialty coffee shop to make up for it
The ship was an older one built in the 90s but renovated at some point in the 2000s. That being said, everything was beautiful. They also keep up on maintenance really well (even when we were sailing!)
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The staff on the boat were some of the nicest people we have ever met! They know you by name and all your preferences after night 1!
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
Don't Miss:
The glass bottom boat tour!
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Age:
50 - 65
Cruise Experience:
2 - 3 cruises
Traveler Type:
Couple
Stateroom Type:
Oceanview
wonderful cruise
by Cheryl B. from Baltimore, MD
Sailing date:
Oct 2011
Pros:
the entertainment
The ship was excellent, with friendly proffesional staff, good food, and great entertainment and activities.
Ship Details:
Ship Quality
The ship was lovely, very clean, easy to find your way around, with easy access to all the amenities.
Dining/Food
The food was good . The wait staff is excellent, the dining room was elegant
Stateroom Quality
The stateroom was surprisingly large with plenty of room for storage and very comfortable.
Ship Staff Quality
The staff is always friendly and helpful. They make the cruise such a wonderful experience.
Entertainment & Activities
The entertainment was ecxellent and the activities were a blast. I laughed everyday and thats a good thing.
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
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Age:
30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
2 - 3 cruises
Traveler Type:
Couple
Stateroom Type:
Suite
A nice cruise!
by Sherry H from Fort Washington, MD.
Sailing date:
Oct 2011
Pros:
crew
Cons:
food selection
The ship was nice. not enough different types of entertainment on board.
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
A must see!
Don't Miss:
Must take the taxi tour.
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Enchanting Enchantmrnt of the Seas
by Kathy N. from Washington, DC
Sailing date:
Aug 2011
Pros:
Variety of entertainment and decor
Cons:
Quality of food in the main dining room
This was a long over due holiday on a 5 day trip to Bermuda. My husband and I were simply looking to relax and see Bermuda for the first time. This beautiful ship has so many wonderful places to explore, and even though it was completely full, we easily found quiet spots and empty lounge chairs to enjoy. There was a wide variety of shows and entertainment and the cruise staff went out of their way to make each guest feel welcome. Food in the Windjammer was typical buffet, with choices for everyone and nice atmosphere. Food in the main dining room was average at best. Just not worth getting dressed up for. Overall, it was an excellent cruise and I would highly recommend it.
Ship Details:
Ship Quality
This is an older ship that is kept immaculate and has a lovely decor.
Dining/Food
Quality, taste, presentation in main dining room was average at best. Tasteless sauces and desserts, over cooked meat and fish, small portions. HOWEVER, the Windjammer cafe had a decent variety and the service was excellent.
Stateroom Quality
Small, but very clean and comfortable. Plenty of storage, great stateroom attendants - they work so hard and always had great attitude.
Ship Staff Quality
Entertainment & Activities
Loved cruise director - John Blair - and his wife Katrina. Very professional.
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
Very interesting and convenient spot to dock. No need for tender, safe at night, lots of things to do - plenty of shops, history, beautiful sights.
Don't Miss:
Frog and Onion Pub - especially at night when lit up with candles and great live entertainment.
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Age:
30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
7+ cruises
Traveler Type:
Couple
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Inside
9 days New Enland & Canada
by A Traveler from Barling.AR
Sailing date:
Jun 2011
Pros:
The Entertainment and Activities
Cons:
The food not good. At buffets almost everyday same foods
1st time we sailed on the Enchantment of the sea ,Everything is ok not great. The foods is not very good.
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We sailed on the Enchantment of the sea on june16-25-2011.The ship is ok.But the lunch and dinner on the buffet almost everyday is the same foods, the cooks to must curry.
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Age:
50 - 65
Cruise Experience:
First cruise
Traveler Type:
Family w/older children
Stateroom Type:
Oceanview
A wonderful vacation!
by A Traveler from Pennsylvania
Sailing date:
Apr 2011
Pros:
The food!
Cons:
Not a thing!
The ship was older but had been updated. It was beautiful and plenty of room for all passengers to enjoy the common spaces.
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Cococay (Cruiseline Private Island); Nassau, Bahamas; Port Canaveral, Florida
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Cococay (Cruiseline Private Island)
Don't miss this island! Plenty to do for everyone!
Nassau, Bahamas
Port Canaveral, Florida
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Age:
18 - 29
Cruise Experience:
2 - 3 cruises
Traveler Type:
Family w/young children
Stateroom Type:
Balcony
Wonderful cruise
by EricC from Maryland
Sailing date:
Feb 2011
Pros:
Beautiful beaches and crystal clear water
Cons:
Some guests not controlling their teenagers
All of the people me and my family delt with from the stateroom attendants to the dinning room staff were wonderful. They made our experience while on board great. I would love to travel on another cruise with that same group of people. I can't wait until our next opportunity for a cruise and hope that if it is on a different boat or a different cruiseline that the people onboard will be as good to us and make is as wonderful!!!
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A Beautiful cruise to Bermuda
by Rita J. from Rochester, NY
Sailing date:
Oct 2010
Pros:
A fantastic indoor/outdoor pool
Cons:
poor and expensive internet
The Enchantment of the Seas was a beautiful ship and very clean. They had a pool called the Solarium that was like a Roman bath. The water was salt water and very refreshing. The glass roof could move away so the pool was outside but in cooler weather if closed to keep it warm. This was my favorite spot on the ship. No children were allowed in this area. The big outside pool was noisy with lots of music that I am sure someone else would like. I enjoyed the jogging track on Deck 10. It was a 1/4 mile once around. Overall this was a wonderful trip. My husband found the internet expensive and very slow. There was an internet lounge to get internet but not enough plugs for laptops.
Ship Details:
Ship Quality
The ship was extremely clean, the public areas were pretty and kept with the nautical theme.
Dining/Food
The Windjammer cafe was perfect for eating quickly to enjoy more of the beach. My Fair Lady dining room was elegant but too large so there was a lot of noise at dinner. For lunch and breakfast the dining room was a pleasant volume. At dinner I felt we were smushed together to accomodate all the tables. The quality of the food and service were tremendous.
Stateroom Quality
Overall, very clean and well maintained. The room steward made towel folded animals each night. It wsa difficult to walk around the bed to get to the bathroom. Once we unpacked and put our suitcases in the closet there was not much room. The room had nice wall sconces and it was well lit. I liked the wall switch by the bed to turn off the over head lights. This was an inside room. I have cruised before and I thought the room was a little small.
Ship Staff Quality
T he staff was friendly and fun. The staff was definitely well trained. We did not require any extra services.
Entertainment & Activities
There was plenty to do. We went to trivia and had fun and it was challangeing. The dnce lessons ere too easy for us. The big shows were well done but I felt they had been cleaned up for children. The classical music in the main lobby was beautiful, both classical guitar and another group was violin and piano. The schedule was fine.
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King's Wharf, Bermuda
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Horseshoe beach was outstanding. There was a step climb back to the top but iff you are not hardy they had a mini van that would drive you to the top for $2! Hamilton was a cute little town with some shopping. The water taxis were on strike but when we arrive the ship said they would run just to Hamilton and the ship. We took the bus to the beach and thne then the bus to Hamilton. We were hoping to take the water taxi back to the ship but there was sign stating 4pm and then 7:30Pm was the nest one. Hmmm we thought, does the toen want us to stay for dinner as opposed to eating at the ship. If the water taxis had run we would have gone to St. Georges, everyone said it was great. On our 1/2 day, the next, day my husband swamm with the dolfins and he really liked this. I explored the dock yard. I wish I has done the Maritime Museum and snorkel in a shipwreck. The island of Bermuda was very clean and easy to get around on the buses.
Don't Miss:
Horseshoe beach
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