Can't wait to return

Food was excellent. We went to the steakhouse one evening and found that the food in the Normandie dining room was just as good, if not better.

Overall, I'd say they had something for everyone. My only complaint may have been the seminar on shopping. It should be held in Taj Mahal - not enough room otherwise. I also felt that the info was misleading, especially regarding Hamilton which is a city and nothing we or anyone we spoke to was impressed with. As a matter of fact, those who had been to Bermuda before, had avoided it.

We had the late seating and were seated by ourselves (my husband and I) but no worries! It gave us the opportunity to get to know our wait team and learn about them and what life is like working on the seas. I think the fact that they have worked for Carnival for 8 and 15 years says it all! I also appreciated the diversity in the menu which allowed us to try things new - frogs legs for one and escargot. The night before we left, our liquor was delivered to the room minus a bottle. When I called to guest services, they promised to call me back and then did so every 5 minutes w/an update of what was happening. I honestly did not expect such customer service and frankly had my doubts we would get it before we left. I had a massage treatment and really appreciated the fact that not only was the massage excellent, but that while the products I should use were suggested/explained to me, there was no high-pressure sales.

Clean, clean, clean! I admit one of my concerns about taking a cruise was the fear of the dreaded "virus" or bedbugs, but by the second day I was convinced this must be the cleanest ship on the ocean. I noticed there were a number of people in wheelchairs, so I am assuming that the ship is handicap-friendly. Only thing I did not like was the art work on the walls and atrium, and a little dark for my taste.

Never have I had a bathroom so large. You could actually move around in it, it was well lit, and the products were good. There were shower gel and shampoo dispensers in the shower. Each night the steward would make up an animal out of towels - great touch. My husband attended the seminar on how to make them and bought the book - great fun!