Solarium on Celebrity Summit

Hot tubs were great. The pool very rarely had many people in it. There were lots of people who spent a lot of time here. I didn’t spent a lot of time here but I enjoyed the time I did spend.

Quiet relaxation.

Thalasso pool where I can fall asleep 😴

Our absolute delight from hours of rejuvenating in the bubbling salt water and relaxing in the hot jacuzzis at this beautiful (yet water-noisy) glass-enclosed space may be misleading, cause on a "normal" cruise this would have been a busy space in high demand. Even with some real-life time limits I believe we would have tried to spend as much time as possible enjoying it.

Great concept, perfect for a cold day at sea in the North Atlantic.

The smaller ship size made it feel generally less crowded, although the main pool area could get busy and loud on sea days and after returning to the ship. My preference was the solarium with the two hot tubs, thalassotherapy pool, padded loungers, and air-conditioned enclosure. It's quieter here with nice views of the sea and soothing music. Access to the bar was close-- just through the doors to the pool area.

QUIET PLEASE..

After Michael's Club, the Solarium was probably our favorite space. Most days, it was fairly quiet and easy to get chairs and use of the thalassotherapy pool and hot tubs. It was a little more challenging on the sea days, but such is the nature of things. Staff were top notch in keeping the space clean and orderly.