Wonderful time in spite of Princess
Ruby Princess Cruise Review to Europe - Mediterranean
12 Night Grand Mediterranean (Venice To Barcelona)
Sail date: May 28, 2011
Ship: Ruby Princess
Cabin type: Balcony
Reviewed: 13 years ago
Review summary
The ship itself was lovely. The state room we had was ample for our needs. I was very impressed how they could fit so much into such a tiny bathroom. I never felt as though I was cramped. The biggest problem with the state room however were the beds. They were rock hard. There were several amenities that we did not use, such as the pool and other outdoor facilities as it was just a bit too cool for that. We did use the coffee bar quite frequently and enjoyed that quite a bit. The restaurants that are included in the price of the cruise left a lot to be desired. We never were able to find a decent place for breakfast. We skipped lunch for the most part since we were on shore excursions. That left dinner which was lacking in taste, except for Sabatinni's (but you had to pay an extra $20.00 per person to eat there).Ship experiences
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Entertainment
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Ship Quality
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Ports of call
Pros: Shore Excursions were fabulous
Cons: Food was awful for the most part.
Recommends Ruby Princess? No.
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