Vision of the Seas Review
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We chose this cruise as a get away for rest and relaxation after a crazy January and February.
The good: Embarkation was a breeze! We chose a later arrival time (1:30 pm) and were in our cabins before 2:30 pm. Our luggage was all carry on, so unpacking was easy and fast. Of note: I travel with a CPAP machine - security confiscated our extension cord and power strip. (Guest services did supply another extension cord, and distilled water for CPAP)
We ate most breakfasts and lunches in the Windjammer...the food was always hot and plentiful - finding a table was no problem. There is an egg station where you could order eggs cooked to order and omelets.
Cabin Review
Interior
We chose an inside cabin, because we knew we wouldn't spend much time there. Being inside - it was very dark which invited good sleeping conditions. We chose to keep the beds apart so that we had more walking room. We have found that when the beds are together, in the past, one side is against the wall and difficult to navigate at night.
Was the cabin dated - yes, but not so much that it affected the outcome of our stay. It had a small sofa loveseat.
We found the beds to be hard, and I had aching spots on my body each time I woke up. We had asked up front after making our reservation for a mattress topper, and was informed that they no longer used them.
There are only 2 usable outlets in the cabin. Fortunately, the extension cord they allowed us to use for my CPAP machine had extra plug ins available for charging electronics. The one in the bathroom is strictly for razors.