About 5 years ago I went on the same cruise in January up the coast of Norway all the way to the Russian border, everything gleamring in the snow. It was so beautiful that I wanted to see it in the summer, and wasn’t disappointed. Totally different but stunning all the same.
The Hurtigruten Line is very well organised. Joining the cruise in Bergen and disembarkation at the end is done with military precision. The facilities on board are a delight and the food is a dream. Both breakfast and lunch are buffet style but I defy anyone to be unable to find suitable food wherever in the world you come from. Dinner was a set menu with allocated tables. The service staff are quick and efficient and friendly.
I can only report on my own cabin experience but I was more than happy. I was fortunate to have an upgrade from inside to outside cabin with a window. I suspect it was because it was my second voyage with Hurtigruten Cruise line. The cabin was well equipped but I did take a little travel kettle, tea and coffee and dried milk. I like a cup of tea as soon as I rise in the morning.
As I was on my own I knew I wouldn’t have a great deal of room but it was more than adequate. Telephone and television fitted, shampoo, body wash and hand wash provided. Stacks of hot water in the shower and basin. All kept beautifully clean by the housekeeping staff. The bedding and towels are tidied every day if you request, and changed frequently, also at your request. Very comfortable bed, and there is also a thermostat so the cabin temperature can be set to your liking.
Excursion to the North Cape, with its globe monument and excellent visitor centre. Spectacular scenery both from the coach and from the Cape itself.