Navigator of the Seas Cruise Reviews - Reviews

I am giving 4 star review because the first day of our cruise an employee lost our seapast while we are waiting to see somebody to talk to change our dining arrangement and we waited long time and they never call us.We ask the employee why we are not called and they told us to just wait untill our name will be called.We are tired of waiting to be called and we ask the employee to see our seapast and she cant locate she lost it. Its upsitting to be in line to the customer relation to tell them to cancell the first seapast because the employee lost our seapast while we are suppost to be enjoying our first day.Otherwise I should given 5 star. After that everything went well our land tour is great we took the Turttle tour in grand cayman, and we took the City tour plantation with lunch in Jamaica it was very enteresting tour.

This was our second Royal Caribbean cruise and I must say it was just as wonderful as the first. The service is impeccable! There was always something fun to do and the food was great. However, they did need some improvement on their desserts and the photography wasn't up to par. We were amazed at how well organized and quick the boarding and deboarding was. We have cruised with many other cruiselines but so far we think Royal is the best!

ship was clea and nice. The food was good and theire was a good variety Not overly impressed with the productions with the singers and dancers but the ice show, comedians, and acrobatic shows were great.

The ship itself was beautiful, was my first time on Royal Caribbean, the entertainment was very poor and the food wasn't anything great. Our stewart for our room was excellent and our head waitress was great. This was our 6th. cruise and I much prefer Princess Cruise line.

I would cruise with RRC again. They have the best service. All of the staff were very polite and professional. The food in the main dining room was very good. The Windjammer although had some good things, there were times the food was fair. The ice cream machine which was available anytime should have real ice cream and not ice milk. Overall I rate the experience highly and will go again.

We did this same cruise about 8 years ago, it was our first cruise. Since then we have been on about 10 or more cruises. This specific cruise is a good place for first timers to start.

Overall this cruise was good. The dining room people and room attendant were excellent. The bar service was fair. Sometimes it was " how can't we help you". The entire bar servers should know about all special pricing. As usual the shore excursions were twice as pricey for the same tours directly from the provider. There were no self laundry facilities. This would be a major reason not to cruise with Royal Caribbean for more than seven days. The food was good as well as the selection, except for the crawfish they were nasty. The shows were also good, the productions were lacking in some respects.

Was a great cruise except for the opening of the door on balcony. Took 6 days to open. Service and food was great. Getting on and off the ship was easy and fast. College spring break but everyone was well behaved and had a great time.

This was our 7th cruise on RCL. Our overall experience on Navigator of the Seas was excellent. Our dining experience in Swan Lake at table 502 was fun and the servers couldn't have been more attentive. The food was excellent each evening. The service and friendliness throughout the ship was outstanding and our cabin steward (#7520) was gracious, attentive and always had terrific 'animals' awaiting us each evening. The entertainment was outstanding. I would highly recommend Navigator, and having sailed on other RCL ships, I would highly recommend the entire cruiseline fleet. FIVE STARS AGAIN!

We had an amazing time that we will never forget. The staff was incredible and I would highly recommend this cruise. There is a wide variety of activities for everyone. All of the shows and entertainment were first rate.

Very good experience over all. I would certainly recommend this cruise to everyone, alhough I have to say that the ship is starting to show signs of its age. Good food... and we are restaurant owners and very discriminating eaters, good shows... and there was a real Orchestra, and enough space for adults only in the Solarium pool. The excursions were fantastic, with the only exception of Cozumel that we will certainly not visit again. It didn't look and feel safe and the people were extremely pushy towards the turists. Jamaica and Grand Cayman were fantastc. We will definitely cruise RC again, but this time we will choose either a newer ship or a ship that has just been re-juvinated. Finally the service, from the dining room, to the buffet, to the stateroom, to the bars and snack areas... you can't fnd any better. Gracious, respectful and happy people. How do they do that????

I have to rate the cruise high for the crew and all the workers on the ship but was very disappointed in the extra expense on board that was not expected. The liquour was extremely high so we did not or could not afford to indulge too much, bottled water come on $4.95 for the liter bottle that is over 50% mark up. It is too bad the company who runs the ship puts such high prices because that just reduces the tips for workers that work very hard. Probably will not go on another cruise.

This was our first time cruising out of NO and only our second Royal Caribbean cruise. Our first was last October on the Allure of the Seas. We worried we'd be disappointed with the ship, since we most recently cruised on the Allure. We decided to book an oceanview room instead of our usual balcony room. The room was very narrow and small, however we were amazed at the amount of storage in it. Every nook and cranny had some type of place for storage. Although our room was at the very front of the ship and on Deck 2, it was quite comfortable and we didn't notice any, or very little movement, which was a big concern of ours. Our bed was up against the window wall and at the foot of the bed, there was a curtain that could be closed off from the rest of the room, making it feel like the bedroom was seperate. This was very nice as my wife was usually up before me and never was I disturbed by her moving around the room. The bathroom was adequate but small. I did however, notice a sewer like smell in the bathroom on a couple of days. I think it may have been due to a clog in the plumbing as I noticed outside our room, some of the ceiling panels had been removed by the maintenance people. The ship itself was very beautiful, especially the public areas. The Royal Promenade made us feel like we were at a mall, instead of being on a ship. The stores carried the usual stuff found on cruiseships, liquor/cigarettes, clothing items, perfume etc. Several days into our cruise they set up tables in the promenade with sale items such as inexpensive watches, ($10) and some jewelry items and also some liquor sampleing. I must mention, I purchased one of those ($10) watches, only because I forgot mine at home and after taking it back to my room and trying it out, it stopped working. When I went to return it, a crew member told me that I would need to speak to the manager. I did and explained to him that the watch was not working. He asked me if I wanted another one and I told him no, I figured another one would be no better than this one, and his response to me was, "You should make sure you like something, before you buy it". I was shocked and a bit insulted. I later decided not to make any more purchases on board. The food in the main dining room was very good most nights and the desserts were to die for. We had reserved the 6 P.M. seating but when we got on board, we discovered that it was changed to 5:30P.M. That was inconvenient for us as we had many excursions planned on the different ports we visited and had to rush when we got back to make the 5:30 dinner. A few nights we ate in the cafeteria style restaurant, Windjammer, but found it very crowded and disorganized, people everywhere and sometimes difficult to get a seat. On days at sea the main dining room was opened for breakfast and lunch, so we chose to eat there, much more relaxed and the service was very good.

On Saturday 23 February 2013 my wife and I left for Jamica, Grand Cayman and Mexico. We arrived at the ship at approximately 1030, we were greated at the dock with friendly attitudes and smiling faces. We were unable to enter our state room until 1300, and were told that lunch was being served at 1100. We were greated at the entrance of the Wind Jammer cafe again with friendly attitudes and smiling faces. Once 1300 arrived we were told our state room was ready. During the course of our 7 night cruise we had nothing but the best food, best state room accomodations and the best service from some of the best people from every corner of this earth. Our trip was the most enjoyable vacation one could ever take. The Cappela dinning room was the area we dined in and our waiter was one of the best in the world ( I hope she hears about this) her name was Eva from Romainia, she made my wife and I feel that we were members of not only the Royal Carribean family but, her's as well. We had nothing but great food and fun with the staff and the other couples that dined along side us. I hope to once again enjoy the Royal Carribean family and be able to cruise again sometime in the near future. I want to thank all of the staff and crew of this fine ship, the Navigator of the Seas.

We have cruised on only Carnival before, but we loved our trip on Royal Caribbean "Navigator of the Seas" The crew was great and the meals were so great that we are now dieting to lose all the weight we put on eating so good! Great entertainment too!! We had excellent weather the whole trip and wonderful excursions each day. The 2 I booked through Cruises Only were very good, although the one on Cayman had some different places that were added, we were ok with them. I love cruises and look forward to many more!

Great staff, excellent drinks, great premium drink packages! The sanitizer guy outside the windjamer cafe had me laughing every more along with many others encouraging them to sanitize their hands.

this was a marginal experience due to the large number of unruly and disruptive children and adolescents. the weather patterns brought everyone inside ship for several days, and hooliganism was more noticeable. might be a good idea to limit the percentage mix of adults and children, or advertise that some of these cruises are "family"

Nice ship, large balcony stateroom. Very good service from crew. Ice show was very good. Food from new menu was best we have had on our previous seven cruises. Stage shows were so so. Swimming with the stingrays on Grand Caymen with Captian Marvin's was wonderful. Would sail on this ship again.

The Navigator of the Seas far exceeded our expectations in most areas. The stateroom was quite spacious with a beautiful balcony. The pools, restaurants, shops, entertainment was perfect. The only little complaint was a couple not great dinners in the dining room. They were ok, but we were spoiled with everything else being great. We look forward to booking our next cruise.

SHIP WAS GREAT ,SERVICE WAS GREAT,FOOD WAS ABOVE AVERAGE. PORTS OF CALL WERE OK . NEW ORLEANS WAS GREAT ,GRAND CAYMAN WAS GREAT .FALMOUTH DONT BOTHER GETTING OFF THE SHIP, COZUMEL WAS OK FOR SHOPPING.ON BOAER ENT. WAS OUTSTANDING,AS WERE THE LECTURES.