U.S. - Pacific, Northwest Cruise Reviews

We had a wonderful time. The Food was excellent and our Waiter and Assistant waiter were superb. Everything we ate from the dinning room to the buffet was good. We did note that we were with an older group. The bars were quit after 10:30. I did feel that they took extra steps to insure that you did not get sick, which I really appreciated. The ship itself could have been better designed. We had a difficult time getting to the service desk as we could not get there by going straight through most levels. Also, you could not walk all the way around the outside of the ship on the promenade deck. There was nowhere to walk outside except on Deck 11 and 12.

We were pleased with every aspect, the decor, the service, the layout, our room, the food.

We had an excellent cabin on deck 6. Whilst we could not get our own balcony, the view from the stateroom window was excellent. Whilst 1200 people were on board , no where seemed crowded at all. It was a very pleasant experience.

The ship was lovely--not too big or small

The ship was clean and the staff was accommodating and freindly. Great job!!!

The Ship was beautiful, the food wonderful, the help very accomodating. If you want a relaxing week-end, this is it. We enjoyed the wonderful food.

Ship and staff as expected very friendly. Did seem like some folks at the guest relations desk were a little new and confused. But all in all everyone nice. Ports were great and scenery on cruise days outstanding! A little disappointed in the the evening showroom entertainment. Wouldn't recommended for children. Opening night and comic great, but last Broadway performance very adult orientated. Coming from Vegas, I guess I kinda wanted to leave the "sleaze" at home.

The ship was very well maintained and clean. Looked like it was a lot newer than actually is. All major dining rooms / theatre etc. were not only comfortable but beautiful. A mild bummer is that the theatre where a lot of the daytime events are scheduled did not have windows so you couldn't enjoy the scenery as you were participating. Outside of pushy photographers and spa personnel (trying to sell you every beauty product under the sun), the staff was extremely professional and accomodating. The ports (especially Naninamo) were so lovely to visit. Residents from the town actually greeted visitors as they came off the tender and thanked them when they were leaving. Have never had such a warm reception. Really made you want to go back for a visit and definately made you want to take another cruise with Celebrity.

The food was not that great, couldn't even eat one dinner. Most of the help was pleasant, but the people at the Customer Service were rude and not helpful at all. Not the cleanest ship we have ever been on either.

I thought it was a very good looking ship. I wish the reception area had more light. It was kind of drab looking compared to another ship that I cruised on.

Beautiful design, sufficient ammenities but starting to show its age. Some carpet deterioration and a musty smell in the lounge. Stateroom was very nice (#8189).

The ship seems a little tired - many carpets looked a little worn. Most hallways had an unpleasant smell. On the good side our room was very clean and the staff was excellent both room steward and waitstaff.

comfort and beauty of ship

I thought the infinity was a beautiful ship. Large enough so everyone had their space to be alone

We loved the cruise- maybe would be nice to add one more port as we only went to Victoria. Victoria was wonderful !!! The weather was quite cool, but that suits me just fine.

This was a very short cruise, three nights from San Francisco to Vancouver. We booked a suite with full amenities to celebrate a birthday. The room was fine in terms of size, but carpets and bed coverings were extremely dirty. (Linens under bedspread were fine.) The Infinity is a very attractive ship, but the food is among the poorest we have seen, both room service and main dining. The premium restaurant, SS United States, is spectacular in every way, but requires a $30 additional fee per diner, plus a $27 additional fee if you select the prix fixe menu. Given the food in other areas, well worth it and a remarkable dining experience. Oddly, the crew was very mixed. We supposedly had a "butler" but he was essentially a cabin steward and not terribly cooperative. Many of staff on board are non American, the very large majority of them. While polite, a number were hard to understand and didn't appear particularly helpful. For example, I ordered flowers and wine to be on board when we arrived. They were not and I was transferred to a number of people to work it out, none of whom could or would help. We tried to arrange taxi service in two different areas and were basically told we could try to flag one down at the wharf. We had a billing error and were told to take it up with the card company once the statement arrived. The wines available are so limited as to be almost funny, essentially two Chardonnays. One of them, La Crema, was offered at a very large markup and only two times could our waiter find any. The other wine was a private label Celebrity and not even close to worth the price. The half bottle in our room had spoiled and when we requested another, that bottle was so spoiled that the wine was virtually dark brown, shocking us and the steward. The room didn't have a corkscrew and the server neglected to bring one twice, despite our reminder. Really amateur hour, quite frankly. Things of this nature were a real surprise to us and disappointing. Again, the ship is only five years old, so attractive and well laid out. All things considered, I doubt we sail with Celebrity again.

Overall, this was a very relaxing and enjoyable cruise from San Diego to Vancouver. The entertainment was great, in particular, Santtino & the Blakjaxs. The staff was very accomodating and we were very satisfied with the level of service. The debarkation for passengers flying from Vancouver was handled extremely well with Ship represenatives shepherding passengers from pierside, to buses and all the way to bag pickup at Vancouver airport and then directing passengers to the appropriate airline counter. A few very minor discrepancies: the bus driver taking us to the airport was unfamilar with the route and had to get phone directions, initially, there were no standup hand sanitizers acivated at the food venues (once we asked about why they weren't being used, they magically appeared the next time we entered the dining area), the tour to Seaside/Astoria started late and we felt hurried with not enough time to explore the stops before returning to the pier and after we signed up for tours online and receiving our confirmation, upon arrival, we found that only one of us had tour tickets and the Tour Desk had to confirm my confirmation with the Miami office. After cruising on several other lines, Royal Caribbean is at the top of our list for customer satisfaction.

This was my first cruise and thoroughly enjoyed the week cruising. The room was very nice and the stateroom attendant was on top of keeping it made up and fresh towels plus bringing a bag of ice each evening for my injured knee....too much exercising! The ship was very clean and the staff was friendly and very attentive. Having such a relaxing and enjoyable time I have no qualms about cruising again....most definitely will take another cruise. I liked the idea that one could do whatever which made it very relaxing to just sit and read in the lounge areas having SEATTLES BEST COFFEE.

A well cared for and newer vessel, Coral Princess is not too big to get overwhelmed, yet big enough that one can find little nooks for privacy and ocean viewing. Excellent condition and maintenance.

This was our first Cruise and as we boarded the ship in S.F. we both felt like we were walking into a whole different world. The experience was one we will never forget the staff made us feel right at home and as we walked into our room my wife and I just said Wow ...this is really nice. Our only regret was that the Cruise was way to short (3 days) about the time we started to settle in it was time to leave the Zuiderdam ...that was not easy to do.