Harmony of the Seas Cruise Reviews - Reviews

Had a great time on board (had no package or so ever and had still a fun time) and enjoyed everything food, shows, views, locations but tested positive after and now suffering really badly! There should still be more rules on board. Covid is not over yet.

I especially liked all the entertainment, the nightly theater shows were top notch especially Columbus, didn't know what to expect but was very surprised and pleased as well as Las Vegas Tenors. All the staff was very nice and helpful especially our dining staff -  Lennian (Dan), Marco & Jamar who we had a year ago on the Independence of the Seas. We had plenty to do all day during quiet times, loved the running track, I averaged at least 10 miles per day walking helped keep the calories down from all the good food and treats. Loved the parades and dances etc on the Royal Prominade while sitting in our favorite coffee shop watching people. Harmony of the Seas did not let us down with our great expectations after being on both Allure & Oasis. We spent a lot of time in the Solarium, nice and quiet and relaxing. The Aqua Theater was better then ever. Over all wonderful, we will be back.

Even though CDC recommended not taking a cruise in Jan 2022, we lifted and shifted this cruise and RC kept our money for nearly two years. SO we decided to go anyway, and it was pretty much what we expected. No more than 6 in an elevator at one time, or just your group. Mask wearing everywhere inside the ship except when seated and eating or drinking. Several things closed for the week of our cruise do to staff with covid, and several shows canceled for the same reason. It was still nice to get away and to be back at sea again. Happy we had such a large suite and spent a lot of time having cocktails on our balcony, Very relaxing!

The ship is beautiful...very large, but beautiful. The food and service was excellent and we were very impressed with the selection/variety of food around the ship during the day as well as for dinner. Late nigh options, not so much as only pizza and small snack type sandwiches (pre-made) were the only things available late at night or you can order via room service for a fee. You need to make arrangements prior to boarding for all your evening entertainment and shows. If you don't have reservations ahead of time, then you need to wait in line until just before the start of the show to see if there are extra seats available. You can also use the Royal IQ app while onboard to book dining and activities that are available. If you are use to sailing on smaller ships, be warned this ship is very large and with that comes lots of people and lines for things. The Windjammer at breakfast and lunch was a complete and utter madhouse so many days we went to the dining room where they offered the options to order off the menu as well as a nice buffet option with nice selections and salad bar. There was no nightclub on this ship which seems very strange for ship this large. There was a multi-use room, The Attic, which was used as a night club but the atmosphere was all wrong and the lighting was not really set up for this purpose. With most ships you find the public areas, especially entertainment venues cooler and many times needed a sweater...that was NOT the case on this ship. It was actually hard to find places that were cool/cold as there are so many doors that open to the outside that it was hard to find a place to cool off. Even the cabins on the coldest settings were not all that cold. The cabins are nicely appointed and the rooms alternate bed by the balcony doors or sofa by the balcony doors. I think this was done specifically to cut down on the transfer of noise from room to room. We were traveling with several cabins of family, all of us in a row and never heard any noise while in the cabin. The balconies offer dividers/privacy but part can be opened up (if you want) so that we could all talk and enjoy the outside area together. This was also super helpful when/if you got locked out of your cabin, you could go in one room and then use the balcony to access another room. All the cabins do offer hair dryers, but if you have a lot of hair then it can take a long time using the small hair dryer provided. Also if you are picky about your hair dryer, bring your own as the one provided is pretty gut less. There is only one electrical outlet by the bed, so if you have medical devices or phones to charge, be sure to ask for an extension cord or multi-plug. You can bring your own, but be sure to put in your checked luggage, not your carry on. Overall the ship is great for families and multi-generational groups as there is truly something for everyone. As a avid cruiser, I have to say this large of a ship is not really my cup of tea, but I was glad I experienced as it reaffirmed my need to be on a smaller or mid-size ship.

We went our trip on August 26th, 2017 We traveled with two other couples and had great time weather was perfect! Just wish had changed so much from previous trips was disappointing to me how the used to be! Cutting corners it's the way to treat paying customers for great time! As later note how petty RCCL has become they charg you for eight day of your trip for the liqueur package and you are leaving the ship???? What The The Hell RCCL. Really!!!!

Very fun, lots to do not enough time to do it all. 6k+ people onboard & didn't feel crowded. Some people were oblivious or just plain rude with elevators or in general so mind your feet and bodyparts. We forgot to make time to just relax & do nothing.

Our first cruise, and it was amazing! We may have ruined it for ourselves though. We chose an Oasis class ship as our first cruise. Cruising on a smaller ship may take some getting used to now! Lol. Just kidding

This is the 2nd time we’ve been on this ship and we had a great time. The only thing that I can say I wish was different are the beds. They are hard as a rock but this is common on all of their ships. We did specialty dining most of the time and Wonderland is worth the experience.

First cruise - - but definitely not the last. Had a fantastic time.

Celebrated hubby’s birthday. Very special with a birthday cake and chocolate covered strawberries as well!

This was the best cruise I've had and the The Harmony of the Seas is definitely a ship to go on. It was absolutely beautiful - with lots of things to do on the ship. The food in the windjammer was great every night. We ate at two specialty restaurants Chops and Sabor which both were excellent choices. The food was spectacular and the wait staff were pleasant and gave great customer service.

The ship was beautiful! The first couple of days were rough seas but we barely felt the waves. We enjoyed the shows, restaurants & casino. We’re happy we bought the drink package so we could upgrade our beverages & buy bottles of wine for a nominal fee. We were disappointed on how crowded the pool was with no shade & how loud our balcony room was over Central Park. We will definitely upgrade to an ocean suite next time for more privacy & privileges.

Amazing vacation! We are absolutely sold on Royal Caribbean!

Awesome ship and staff. Do not like the reservation for shows. Didn't get to see a lot of them.

This was spectacular and we cannot wait to cruise again! We met people form all over the world and made new friends. Royal Caribbean is truly top notch!

This a a very enjoyable cruise especially if you’ve not been to the Southern Caribbean islands.

Best cruise ever. Oasis class ships are now my favorite!

Cruising on Harmony was and great and beautiful experience. Exquisite cruise ship itself, neverending activities, delicious food, nice service and concierge. Absolutely worth it!

Overall, the cruise was good. First time on this class of ship. Would probably do it again in the future, but we are a fan of the smaller ships.

Cruise was great and would definitely recommend it as well as the itinerary!