Jewel of the Seas Review

3.5 / 5.0
1,645 reviews

Above and Beyond in Every Section

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Jewel of the Seas
View from top of Santorini Hill.
Olympic stadium, Athens
Centrum from deck 13.
Pool area at night.
Football on big screen
Relaxing at night

We sailed the Jewel of the seas as being our first cruise with Royal Caribbean. Previously, last year we sailed on MSC Meraviglia, then the 4th largest liner in the world, therefore Jewel of the seas is Much Smaller. That meant initially we didn’t have high expectations. But it turned out to be better than all our other cruises. I will split this review into many sections.

Embarkation: We flew into Rome Fiuminchino (excuse spelling); it was there we were met by Royal Carribean reps. They were genuinely nice and had a smile on their faces. They led us to a lovely, cool and comfy, air conditioned coach. Transfer to the ship was hassle free. Once we got to Civvitavecha cruise terminal, it only took 20 mins to get aboard.

Stateroom: We were in an interior cabin located on deck 7. It was spotless and splendid. It met all our needs: Kettle, tea/coffee faculties, fridge, safe, hair dryer and a flat screen tv etc. Only downside is the TV was quite slow at responding. Our cabin steward Lemech always went above and beyond and made us always feel welcome. He was the best crew member I’ve ever had an encounter with on a cruise. He really does deserve a raise. There was little noise at night, beds were comfy and sheets were changed regularlily. Bathroom was spotless and towels replaced daily. I really can’t complain here.

Cabin Review

Interior

Cabin 2V

As the saying goes “less is more”. Cabin had everything you could possibly need and was always spotless and well maintained. It was located in a prominent positions and was very peaceful.

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