Enchantment of the Seas Cruise Reviews - Reviews

We have been on several other Royal Caribbean cruises before - but this was our first trip on the Enchantment of the Seas.   Services provided by the ship's staff were excellent and the cruise was very relaxing.   The RCCL private island, Coco Cay is especially colorful and beautiful - we enjoyed it very much!

The cruise aboard the Enchantment of the Seas was very enjoyable.   We had a balcony room and liked being able to sit, read, and relax.    We had a very friendly, pleasant room steward.   The Solarium, which was for adults only, provided a pool and a small cafe with delicious food.   There were tables and chairs for eating breakfast and lunch if desired and many lounge chairs.   The only drawback was, if you wished to work on your tan, you had to go to the main pools or the walk/run deck.   The formal dining rooms had wonderful meals and good choices.   We had a great waiter and a lively, fun assistant waiter.    We found the singers and dancers well coached, and the choreography was outstanding.    As this was a short cruise we preferred to stay aboard instead of going on excursions.    Good value for an enjoyable cruise!

My wife and I just completed a relaxing cruise to the Bahamas. The boarding process was the best that we ever had. The ship was a nice size, not too big! The activities were nice, food was very good and the spa was excellent. The evening entertainment and room steward were below average. The disembarkment procedure was also excellent.

I missed the deadline to respond to Royal Caribbean's survey. Hopefully you can forward this to Royal Caribbean.

Our waitress assigned to our Table 178 11/9 - 11/13/2015 was fantastic. She had a great personality; we always enjoyed her serving us. She knew the menu and was able to recommend the best dishes prepared by the chef. Her name is Jacquelina.

Also our cabin attendant was exceptional: Dwitt Ufar. I hope I spelled his name correctly. We were very comfortable and well taken care of.

My room was great but 2 ladies traveling with us had no air conditioning the entire cruise.  Multiple attempts to get it repaired, Mondrian to another room or get a fan were fruitless.  They were miserable the whole time and a great deal of their time was spent at the Guest Services desk trying to get help.  

I was honestly in awe of the Cruise ship and the life on board. So many there to make this a wonderful experience. Everyone was friendly and kind to the several ladies, some with handicaps.

Lots to keep you busy on the ship, without ever leaving the Ship.

Had a great cruise in the Enchantment  of the Seas. Lots of good food. The shows were nice, but most of the songs and shows I had never heard of. I loved the Adult pool area, always clean and plenty big enough for everyone to enjoy.

This cruise was the first time we were able to really relax and enjoy ourselves. The crew was very friendly and helpful. Lisa Hess our travel agent was the best. She was able to answer questions right away and if she didn't know she would find out and get bac to you in a timely manner.

Enjoyed the cruise

The. Raise was awesome. No sea sickness or anything. The room was more than large enough, although we had a handicap accessible room. Our stateroom attendant was a perfect 10. Everyone we left the room, when we came back it was made up all over again with a different animal on the bed made out of towels. We will definitely be a loyal Royal Caribbean traveler. The food was hood. Only wish there were more restaurants on board.

We had a great experience overall with our first-ever Royal Caribbean cruise. We found the staff to be top-notch, we loved our cruise director, "Bing Bong" Mark, we enjoyed our balcony room, and the weather cooperated nicely!

However, the extensive amount of money one would have to spend to fully enjoy their cruise experience left us feeling "nickeled and dimed." For example, if we wanted to drink soft drinks throughout our cruise, it was $8/day per person. If we wanted to purchase a drink package including alcoholic beverages, those ranged from $42-$67 daily, per person. And we found the prices of shore excursions to be quite, quite high.

I would cruise again with Royal Caribbean, but I would go in knowing that drink packages and shore excursions can be quite expensive, and budget that out.

The ship is clean and cared for,however it seems very out dated. There is a tremendous amount of live music and entertainment all around the ship. The service in the dining room was outstanding.  We'll be back in the future. 

We really enjoyed the cruise itself.   This was my 3rd cruise.  The only thing we were disappointed in was the coffee and the food.   We are big coffee drinkers and it was like mud!  It was so strong I was adding hot water and tons of cream and sugar.   That didn't help much because the taste was horrible!  We even tried the Starbucks on the ship and it was no better!  The food was ok but my husband is not into international foods and would like to have seen more down home American food on the buffet.   The crew members were great!  Very friendly and helpful!  We enjoyed a few of the events offered such as the comedy shows and 70s night!  The ship was clean and well kept.  We found the smaller boat more personable than the larger one we had been on.   

My husband and I were very pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere on this ship.  We usually cruise on the larger ships (Oasis and Freedom class), but we decided to take a quick 4-night cruise on the Enchantment of the Seas for my birthday.  

First of all, the Cruise Director, Marc, is fantastic.  He's the best of all the cruise directors I've met on my previous five cruises.  He's very professional while making sure that everyone has a great time.  He also has a fantastic sense of humor.  This feeling extended out to all the entertainment crew, which then extended out to most of the passengers.  The entertainment crew did a GREAT job of including the passengers in all the FuN. Because this ship is a little smaller than we're used to, we were floored by how friendly everyone was, maybe because we kept running into many of the same people.  This ship may not have all the "bells and whistles" of the larger ships, but the intimacy and friendliness more than made up for it.  I would definitely sail on Enchantment of the Seas again. 

This was our first time cruising with friends. Since we had not experienced Enchantment of the Seas ourselves, some of the things were just as new to us as it was to them. The movie screen on the pool deck was a relaxing way to spend a few hours and the full moon peeking up above was an extra treat on this cruise. Our day at Coco Cay was picture perfect.  The floating mats were just what the doctor ordered to melt away any tension. We used the My Time Dining for the first time and were pleasantly surprised to have the same servers each day, just like our previous scheduled dinner times that we enjoyed on other cruises. Great experience overall!

Toilet broke down on two different days while we were away, thus we will not be vacationing on this cruise ship EVER!

Food quality was so so. Small portions at main dinner with very high priced drinks. We even experienced a broken down slot machine that cost us a lot of time to get our credit back.

We decided to celebrate our 40th anniversary with a cruise, not really sure how accessible it would be for a wheelchair.  The ship was very accessible; the only issue was the carpet was very plush and hard for him to push (not in the room, though).  Speaking of the accessible room, it was very spacious, as was the bathroom.  The bed was a little high for transferring easily, so our steward took off the two top pads which helped some.  There was a ramp to use to help get on the balcony.  

Service was great, although some bartenders and even some guest service staff seemed, at times a bit indifferent to you.  

The food was okay, nothing special.  Had one really awful dinner with seriously dry fish.   Desserts were really good!  The Windjammer had a good variety and most of it was just fine.

As far as the shore excursions went, we got off the ship at Nassau and just walked around the straw market area.  Next time, I would see if there was accessible transportation and arrange that ahead of time if we decided to check things out.  I was disappointed to hear from Guest Services that the private island was "just sand" and wasn't accessible unless you want to transfer to a beach wheelchair. I asked if there would be someone to help transfer and they just kind of shrugged.   I would think they could have some areas accessible without having to use the beach chairs. On the plus side, the ship was nearly deserted on private island day and we pretty much had the pool area to ourselves.

Overall, our "let's check this out and see if it works for us" cruise was a really good time.  We are planning on doing it again!

Almost forgot to mention that if you have a modified vehicle (hand controls, ramp) your parking is free at the terminal.  Savings of $60.00.  It's nice to get a break sometimes.

Had a wonderful time and enjoyable shows.

Excellent staff service in all dining areas and cabin. Very clean environment. We will for sure recommend Royal Carribean enchantment of the seas ship.

The people who were on the cruise were awesome!  The waiters and people who serviced each room were so friendly and polite.. it made for such a good trip!  The food wasn't the best I've had on a cruise ship, but it was ok.  The boat itself was overall good.  We had a great time!

Great cruise.  The service was great in Dining Room and Stateroom.  Food was presented beautifully, but selection was a little lacking.  Entertainment was better than on the Carnival ships.  The check-in and check-out was very smooth.  The highlight of the cruise, for me, was Coco Cay.  It was beautiful and very relaxing.  I highly recommend it.