Robert Burns Review

4.0 / 5.0
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Beautiful ship, itinerary not as good

Review for Europe River Cruise on Robert Burns
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Alvaliz
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jun 2018

This was our first river cruise and we were not disappointed in the least. Robert Burns is a beautiful brand new ship and it could not be faulted. The staff had all come from other ships so were excellent at their jobs,all of them. As there are only 44 staff, they all have to multitask, especially when supplies are being loaded. They never seemed to get any rest at all.

Food and drinks were to a 5 star standard, could not be faulted in any way, always something to take your fancy at every meal. Entertainment is low key, as you would expect although sometimes they did try to beef it up with games nights and they could get a bit hectic. Captains farewell dinner dress code was a bit mixed, some made the effort, some did not but it was an excellent last night before embarkation.

The ports of call on this Budapest to the Black Sea and back again were OK, some like Bucharest were interesting but some of the old Soviet towns had not much to offer and some of the trips entailed 2 to 3 hour bus journeys to see a very insignificant place or venue.

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Cabin Balcony Suite

Cabins are not as big as you would get on a sea cruise, but perfectly adequate, 2 wardrobes, drawers and shelves. Nice neat bathroom and plenty of power sockets and charging points. Very well looked after by a lovely cabin steward who was more than happy to get you anything like extra hangers if you wanted them.

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