Celebrity Solstice Review

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Review for Australia & New Zealand Cruise on Celebrity Solstice
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F.R.Franks
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Feb 2019
Cabin: Concierge Class 2
Rust on balcony
Rust on balcony
Deck on balcony peeling up.

My wife and I have been on 55 cruises, the shortest 11 days, the longest 28 days. We have sailed with NCL, Holland America, Princess, Azamara and Celebrity. On Celebrity we are Elite Plus members with 2000 points. Our most recent cruise was a back to back on Celebrity Solstice. Here are the pros and cons. 

The pros: Friendly Crew and excellent service though out the ship. Good meals. Nice casino. Wi-Fi is good. The daily get together for Captain's Club members in the Sky Lounge was very enjoyable. The music played at the pool wasn't deafening.

The cons: Because the backs lounge chairs in the Solarium can only be raised about 45 degrees and we found them too uncomfortalbe to just sit and read. The ship is starting to get a "tired" look. I noticed a lot of rust. Maybe Celebrity should attend to the fleet before more building new ships.

Cabin Review

Concierge Class 2

Cabin C2

The cabin had a "tired" look. Our stateroom attendant did an excellent job.

Port Reviews

Auckland

Walked around. Nice city.

Napier

Walked around town/

Picton

Walked around town.

Wellington

Walked around town.

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