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Celebrity Century

Celebrity Century

The revitalized Celebrity Century is designed to revitalize you. With new accommodations that include 314 new private verandas. Fourteen new Sky Suites and 174 new-and utterly entrancing-Concierge Class staterooms complete with fresh-cut flowers, a luxurious pillow menu, and upgraded bathroom amenities, even personalized stationery.

The revitalized Celebrity Century is designed to revitalize you. With new accommodations that include 314 new private verandas. Fourteen new Sky Suites and 174 new-and utterly entrancing-Concierge Class staterooms complete with fresh-cut flowers, a luxurious pillow menu, and upgraded bathroom amenities, even personalized stationery.

Ship Facts

Occupancy: 1,814
Tonnage: 71,545
Length: 815 ft
Beam: 105.6 ft
Draught: 25 ft
Cruise Speed: 21.5 kts
Inaugural Date: Dec 20, 1995

Murano Restaurant

Tableside cooking, carving and flambé is what you'll find at Murano, where the menu is as impressive as the Murano glass chandeliers.

Michael's Club

Soak up the sounds of a grand piano as you share an intimate nightcap in this locale. The rich tones and deep, welcoming chairs of Michael's Club make it the ideal place to savor a single-malt scotch or late-evening cordial.

Martini Bar

The sophisticated Martini Bar offers 20 variations of this famous libation. Gather with friends to warm up the evening before dinner or celebrate all in this trendy hot spot before heading over to the disco.

Online@Celebrity

We know that you will want to share your cruise experience with your friends and family - before you return home. Visit our onboard Internet stations and send an email.

Grand Restaurant

Our two-story dining room offers a true feast for the senses, with floor-to-ceiling windows, elegant china, attentive world-class service and gourmet cuisine.

Spa Treatments

Relax in our impressive AquaSpa and let us transport you to a whole new world with treatments inspired by rituals from exotic cultures. Discover a state of complete tranquility as you experience the most luxurious spa afloat.

Celebrity Century Overview

Celebrity Century The revitalized Century is designed to revitalize you. With new accommodations that include 314 new private verandas. Fourteen new Sky Suites and 174 new-and utterly entrancing-Concierge Class staterooms complete with fresh-cut flowers, a luxurious pillow menu, and upgraded bathroom amenities, even personalized stationary.

Dining

The Grand Restaurant

Our two-story dining room offers a true feast for the senses, with floor-to-ceiling windows, elegant china, attentive white-glove service and five-star gourmet cuisine.

Cova Café

A latte and a flaky croissant in the Cova Café is a great way to start the day. Discuss your day's adventures over an afternoon espresso and sweet temptations or listen to classical music over a late night cordial.

Entertainment

Celebrity Theatre

The stage comes alive in our state-of-the-art theater with dazzling special effects and Broadway-style productions.

Rendez-Vous Lounge

Elegant décor, live music and the perfect setting to meet new friends and catch up with old ones.

Fortune's Casinos

With Lady Luck by your side, spin the roulette wheel or play the slot machines in our tastefully decorated casino.

Crystal Room

A glamorous setting with polished brass, fine woods and chandeliers, for dancing and after-dinner enjoyment.

Michael's Club

Adorned in mellow sophistication, Michael's Club is the perfect place to order your favorite cocktail and let yourself be entertained by the relaxing sounds of a baby grand piano.

Images

Featuring large screen TVs, Images is the ideal place for a leisurely drink as you catch the latest news or ball game.

Hemisphere Lounge

In the Hemisphere Lounge, dance until the wee hours as time loses all meaning.

Other Areas of the Ship

Cinema and Conference Room

Gather with fellow guests for an enlightening lecture series given by our diverse team of Naturalists. Slide and video presentations include stories about explorers of the past, the surrounding environment, and general entertainment films.

Library

Envelop yourself in warmth and comfort as you curl up with a novel. Enjoy the quiet luxury of our library at sea.
Celebrity Century
Ship Statistics
Year Built1995
Year Refurbished2006
Year Entered Present Fleet1995
Previous Name
Country of RegistryBahamas
Tonnage (GRT)77,713
Passengers1,770
Max Passengers
Passenger Decks10
Number of Crew858
Officers NationalityGreek
Cruise Staff NationalityInternational
Celebrity Century
Staterooms
Total Staterooms0
Suites with balcony0
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Oceanview without a balcony0
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Accommodations inside0

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Sunrise Deck

Sunrise Deck

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Resort Deck

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Stateroom Key

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Panorama Deck

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Stateroom Key

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Entertainment Deck

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Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Promenade Deck

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Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Plaza Deck

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Stateroom Key

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Continental Deck

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Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Sunrise Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Sunrise Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Sports Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Sports Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11) Sports Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Resort Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Resort Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Penthouse Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Penthouse Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11) Penthouse Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Vista Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Vista Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11) Vista Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Panorama Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Panorama Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11) Panorama Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Entertainment Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Entertainment Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Promenade Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Promenade Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Plaza Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Plaza Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11) Plaza Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Continental Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Continental Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11) Continental Deck (5/3/10 - 4/25/11)

Stateroom Key

  • Century Suite - NS
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Activities & Services

Activities & Services

Celebrity Cruises fulfills dreams of remarkable, memorable vacations. Our attention-to-detail, as well as a genuine sense of caring for our guests' comfort and well being, encompasses every aspect of a Celebrity cruise.

Our exceptional level of personal service, award-winning cuisine, world-famous amenities and accommodations that are the most spacious at sea, not only ensure an unforgettable cruise experience, but forge a lasting relationship between ourselves and our guests.

Tipping PolicyAdditional for all guests.
Onboard AmbianceSophisticated

NS - Century Suite

Stateroom DiagramStateroom
Features a floor-to-ceiling glass-paneled door, private veranda, two lower beds convertible to queen-size, sofa bed with sitting area and VCR, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

RS - Royal Suite

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Features floor-to-ceiling windows/sliding-glass door, bedroom with two lower beds convertible to queen-size, separate living room with dining area, entertainment center with VCR and CD player, wireless internet access*, walk-in closet and dressing room, private bathroom with a whirlpool tub, a separate shower, sofa bed and veranda.

* For a nominal fee.

SS - Sky Suite

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Features floor-to-ceiling windows/sliding-glass door, two lower beds convertible to queen-size, sitting area with sofa bed, VCR, veranda and private bathroom with tub, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

CC - Concierge Class Stateroom

Stateroom
Features floor-to-ceiling glass-paneled door, two lower beds convertible to queen-size, sofa bed with sitting area, wireless internet access*, VCR and veranda.

* For a nominal fee.

05 - Ocean View Stateroom

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Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

06 - Ocean View Stateroom

Stateroom DiagramStateroom
Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

07 - Ocean View Stateroom

Stateroom DiagramStateroom
Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

08 - Ocean View Stateroom

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Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

09 - Inside Stateroom

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Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

10 - Inside Stateroom

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Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

11 - Inside Stateroom

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Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

12 - Inside Stateroom

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Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

PS - Penthouse Suite

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Features floor-to-ceiling windows, bedroom with king-size bed, separate living room, dining room with butler's pantry/wet bar, two entertainment centers with DVD player, VCR and CD player, fax machine, wireless internet access*, walk-in closet/dressing room, oversize private bathroom with tub/shower, double sinks, guest powder room, queen-size sofa bed and veranda with whirlpool.

* For a nominal fee.

04 - Ocean View Stateroom

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Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

2A - Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom

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Features two convertible beds, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, sitting area (some with sofa bed), 23" LCD-HD interactive television, wireless Internet access*.

* For a nominal fee

FV - Family Ocean View Stateroom

Stateroom
Features floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, two convertible lower beds, sitting area (some with sofa bed), 23" LCD-HD interactive television, wireless Internet access*, veranda

* For a nominal fee

SV - Sunset Veranda

Stateroom
Features two convertible lower beds, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, sitting area (some with sofa bed), 23" LCD-HD interactive television, wireless Internet access*, veranda

* For a nominal fee

S1 - Sky Suite (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features floor-to-ceiling windows/sliding-glass door, two lower beds convertible to queen-size, sitting area with sofa bed, VCR, veranda and private bathroom with tub, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

S2 - Sky Suite (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features floor-to-ceiling windows/sliding-glass door, two lower beds convertible to queen-size, sitting area with sofa bed, VCR, veranda and private bathroom with tub, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

2B - Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features two convertible beds, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, sitting area (some with sofa bed), 23" LCD-HD interactive television, wireless Internet access*

* For a nominal fee.

C1 - Concierge Class Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features floor-to-ceiling glass-paneled door, two lower beds convertible to queen-size, sofa bed with sitting area, wireless internet access*, VCR and veranda.

* For a nominal fee.

C2 - Concierge Class Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features floor-to-ceiling glass-paneled door, two lower beds convertible to queen-size, sofa bed with sitting area, wireless internet access*, VCR and veranda.

* For a nominal fee.

9A - Inside Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

9B - Inside Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

PS - Penthouse Suite (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features floor-to-ceiling windows, bedroom with king-size bed, separate living room, dining room with butler's pantry/wet bar, two entertainment centers with DVD player, VCR and CD player, fax machine, wireless internet access*, walk-in closet/dressing room, oversize private bathroom with tub/shower, double sinks, guest powder room, queen-size sofa bed and veranda with whirlpool.

* For a nominal fee.

RS - Royal Suite (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features floor-to-ceiling windows/sliding-glass door, bedroom with two lower beds convertible to queen-size, separate living room with dining area, entertainment center with VCR and CD player, wireless internet access*, walk-in closet and dressing room, private bathroom with a whirlpool tub, a separate shower, sofa bed and veranda.

* For a nominal fee.

NS - Century Suite (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features a floor-to-ceiling glass-paneled door, private veranda, two lower beds convertible to queen-size, sofa bed with sitting area and VCR, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

SV - Sunset Veranda (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features two convertible lower beds, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, sitting area (some with sofa bed), 23" LCD-HD interactive television, wireless Internet access*, veranda

* For a nominal fee

FV - Family Ocean View Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, two convertible lower beds, sitting area (some with sofa bed), 23" LCD-HD interactive television, wireless Internet access*, veranda

* For a nominal fee

2A - Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features two convertible beds, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, sitting area (some with sofa bed), 23" LCD-HD interactive television, wireless Internet access*

* For a nominal fee

08 - Ocean View Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

07 - Ocean View Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

06 - Ocean View Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

05 - Ocean View Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

04 - Ocean View Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features a window or porthole, two convertible lower beds or double bed, sitting area and private bathroom, wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

12 - Inside Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

11 - Inside Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

10 - Inside Stateroom (May 2010 - April 2011)

Features two convertible beds or lower beds and private bathroom, Wireless internet access*.

* For a nominal fee.

Reviewer Ratings

4/5

Reviewer Scorecard

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Celebrity Soltice sailing

cruise to nowhere - 11/2008

The Celebrity Soltice is a classy lady

I just recenlty returned from a cruise aboard the Celebrity Soltice sailing from Ft. Lauderdale.
 
The Soltice is very impressive when you approach her berthed in Port Everglades with all the balconies.
Note, for those of you that do not know, Celebrity no longer
allows smoking in the cabins or on the verandahs.
Smoking is only allowed in the Penny Slot machine area in the casino, Deck 12 pool area Portside only and on Deck 13 above the pool area. If you are not in those areas don't smoke.
 
We arrived at the Port approximately 12PM and Boarding went very smooothly.  But there is a major incline from the Terminal to the ship. Anyone bringing carry-on luggage or even wheeled luggage will be exhausted by the time they reach the deck.   When we entered the ship we were advised cabins were not going to be available until 2PM.
I asked if we could drop off the luggage in the cabin and
immediately a young man appeared with white gloves and
took the luggage I had been transporting and showed us to our cabin.   Our cabin was a 2C on deck 6 and the life boat was directly outside a window. (Could have jumped right in from the verandah, if needed.)
 
Cabin  seemed much smaller than 192 sq ft which is what shows in the brochure.  (the beds are circular at the end to give more walk room, but still difficult to maneuver luggage around  and closet space would be limited if cruise was longer than 7 nights.)  Bathroom was adequate, but
there was a trick to getting the light on in the bathroom without turning the lights on in the cabin.  Never did master that trick.
 
The public rooms were from ok to wow. 
Starting with the Soltice Theater, Plaza Deck.  Very well designed  with stadium style seating, but it has pillars in areas that block your views.   
 
Grand Epernay Dining Room is located on both Plaza and Promenade Deck has a mixture of Old World charm with Danish modern furniture. We had dinner here the 2nd night and did find it noise level at a peak.
 

On Promenade Deck the shops on the Boulevard are like being in shops at a 5 Star hotels.  Very impressive.   The Wine Cellar (very nice),  The Fortunes Casino, there was Roulette, Craps, Poker tables,(Texas Hold'em, Black Jack, Caribbean Poker, 3 Card Poker) and the minimum was $5.00 and $10.00 depending on the table, as well as slot machines from .01 to $5.00.  Martini Bar (not as impressive as I thought it would be) Iced over bar area .

 The Tuscan Grill - lovely open atmosphere overlooking the stern of the ship.  Murano's small, intimate atmosphere, very nicely appointed.  Before arriving at either of the these restaurants is the charming Ensemble lounge/bar.  Very nicely appointed in creams and purple, very regal. The foyer you pass thru to the Ensemble lounge was very dark with floral wallpaper and the tiles in the floor actually had ants traveling towards the floral arrangements on the wall. (no not real ants)   Micheals Club very European, quiet and intimate.  

Going toward mid-ship on the Entertainment Deck we have
Cafe al Bacho and Gelateria, coffees, crepes, a bakery (with the best chocolate chip cookies ever) and the Bistro on Five, a quaint little restaurant. 

Also on Entertainment Deck is the Art Gallery, very impressive.   Everywhere on this deck the vases and art pieces were displayed. More shops.   

Continuing on an upward spiral we arrive on Resort Deck
which is where we find the Spa.  Very Impressed!
State of the Art equipment, many small private rooms for
massages and treatments.  The Solarium  Pool was very
relaxing and magical with the incense that was permeating throughout the area,  the pool has steps down into the water as well as the standard ladders.  Next to the pool is a fountain that lights up at night and responds to music.  The outside pool area is similar.   If I remember there were 2 Jacuzzi's in the Solarium area and 4 Jacuzzi's in the outdoor pool area. (though when were aboard the only Jacuzzi's available were in the Solarium, others were not ready for use).
 
Sky Deck forward was the Observation Lounge.  Similar in style to the Viking Crown Lounges on RCCL, but very sterile.  Maybe at night it  would be different, but in day light, not impressive.
 
Aft on Sky Deck is the Oceanview Cafe.   Very well designed with kiosks set up throughout the area, so there was never a wait.  Except maybe for the Pizza. Just kidding! Good selection, Good service.
 
Last, but not least we go to the Lawn Club on Deck 15.

Yes, it is truly the real thing, green grass.  Area wasn't really being used other than people taking off there shoes and walking on the grass.

Adjacent to the Lawn Club is the Hot Glass Show.

How very educational and impressive.   Corning Master Glass Blowers did several demonstrations during the 2 days we were onboard.   The first demonstration was the creation of a conch shell.   It took 45 minutes to an hour to create from start to finish.  Another demonstration was a vase,  multi colored showing all the steps involved to get to the final product.          
 
The ship all in all was quite lovely, but I don't think it is for
the guest who wants night life and party atmosphere.
 
It definitely is for the mature, well traveled guest.
The Penthouse Suite guest might never come out of the suite for the duration of the cruise.   Sooooo impressive.
The bath area was as large as my verandah stateroom and has a seperate walk-in shower and tub. Lovely dining area for at least 6. Private whirlpool on the deck outside the bedroom area was definitely a plus. Very beautifully appointed.
 
The morning we disembarked breakfast was available in many different areas. Not Continental Breakfast, but the standard buffet for breakfast.
Even the bakery and the Specialty coffee areas were open.
 
We left the vessel at 930 am and by the time we got to our
car it was 945 am.  We elected not to Park in the Garage  which was around the other side of the Port from Berth 18.
 
Remember it is important to advise your client, that the incline from the cruise terminal to the deck for which you enter the ship is very steep. Carry as little as possible onboard.   Pulling a suitcase up the incline was a challenge.
 

I appreciate the opportunity to have sailed on the Soltice. All in all the ship is really quite lovely, but for me it was not a WOW!    In talking with other agents onboard from all over the U.S., as well as Canada and Europe, the consensus was the same.

Kate   
  
 
   
 
  
       

Pros: Very easy to get around. No hidden corners.

Cons: Boarding the steep incline to the ship.

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Millennium

Eastern Caribbean - 2/2007

Still at the top of their game for service.

Millennium still has the best specialty dinning I've had on any cruise ship.  However, they could use a few new itineraries.  It's the same old destinations out of Ft. Lauderdale year after year.  The ship is also showing some wear and tear, such as a few missing tiles around the pool, etc.  Celebrity's service to their passengers is alway the best, as is the entertainment night after night.

Pros: Best specialty dinning and service in all categories

Cons: Itineraries.

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5/5

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Galaxy Panama Canal

- 1/2005

I was fortunate enough to sail on the Galaxy to the Panama Canal. This was a 12 night cruise with stops in Jamaica, Mexico, Grand Cayman Costa Rica and the beautiful Panama Canal.

This was not my first cruise, so as an experienced cruiser I was expecting a lot.  And I got it.  She was marvelous.  Her staterooms were spotless as well as all the public areas. The staff was beyond good.  The ratio is about 2 to 1 and it showed.

The food was very French, which I enjoyed.  The shows in the evenings were above standard.

When I sailed on her she was due for refurbishing but it was hard to complain about minor problems.  The crew kept the ship spotless and were so attentive to your every need.

I have since sailed on two other Celebrity ships but the Galaxy will always be my favorite.

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Around Cape Horn on Celebrity's Infinity

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Bigger ships ride the waves better in the rough seas around Cape Horn at the tip of South America. Celebrity gives great value for higher end cruising.

We traveled around Cape Horn on Infinity which was one of the larger ships sailing in this destination. A Millennium-class vessel at 91,000 tons she was triple the size of another ship that was shadowing us (that I'd sailed on also in Scandinavia--Norwegian Crown; a nice little but older ship).  You could tell that the Crown was having a rougher time in those waters: her bow would  disappear below the crest of the waves and reappear high above the crest. But then she didn't have the modern stabilizers that most ships of the last 10 years or so have.

On the other hand, our Infinity was riding the waves with only nominal "rocking & rolling" ...it was noticeable, we'd walk in the usual zig zag fashion but I saw no one having trouble with it. After seeing the movies with old sailing ships struggling through these infamous waters, I think I would have been disappointed if we got to Cape Horn and had it smooth as glass!

Infinity is a wonderful ship with fewer than 2000 people on board, she's about 25% larger than ships that carry 30% more people. For people that want a step up, or for high end cruisers who want 90% the cruise value of the top end (in my opinion) for 50% the cost, Celebrity is an incredible value.

Pros: Stable, smooth cruising with excellent features.

Cons: If you like intimate and small; it's nearly intimate but certainly not small.

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4/5

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Celebrity Century

Western Caribbean - 2/2010

Over all I had a pleasent experience on the ship, the food for the most part was great and the entertainment was very good. They can make a few improvments. Small ship, not as grand as some of the larger vessles.

I went on a cruise with the Celebrity Century from Feb 6th -11th 2010. I stayed in an inside stateroom on the 8th floor. I have been on several other cruises and my overall impression of this ship and the cruise was that it was very good and enjoyable but they could make several improvements. I'm 26-years-old and already my husband and I are planning our next cruise probably with Royal Caribbean, Cunard or Carnival.

The Century sink in the bathroom was very shallow; when you turn on the tap to a certain pressure, the water overflows the tiny sink all over the counter and the floor.

The stateroom attendants were very polite and friendly always asking us how our day was and even remembering my husband by name. They promptly cleaned our room and replaced our towels, water and ice.

It was an excellent touch to give the guests a glass of champagne upon entering the ship and entering the theater on formal night. It was also nice to have complimentary Celebrity tote bags in each stateroom as it made a nice souvenir.

The lunch buffet was good. I liked that they offered a variety of cultural foods. Dinner in the Grand restaurant was pleasant; our waiter, Xavier, and our assistant waitress, Marsha, were exceptional and were extremely accommodating when I made small changes to the menu options.

When we arrived the first day, the deck chairs were dusty and stained. It would have been a good idea if they cleaned them off. I had to clean one myself in order to sit on it. Since it is a smaller ship, there are a lot of people on the deck in the days and it is a bit crowded for space and chairs. They should have also had more deck chairs with the cushion covering as some of the deck chairs were warped making it uncomfortable to sit on. On some other ships I have been on, they had a nice movie screen on the upper deck resembling a drive-in and it was nice to sit out and watch movies. The Century had a small theater that played the same movie twice a day. I thought that they could have played more of a variety of movies. The deck area was rather deserted in the nights. There was not much going on out there even when the weather was great.

The entertainment was fantastic. The shows were very enjoyable and the entertainers were great. They did a show called "A Touch of Broadway" which was very good. the comedian was great, and the acrobats were very good.

The DJ at the disco played the same music over and over again each night and the bands were okay but performed very old music. For the younger people who made it to the club at night, it would have been nice to hear some up-to-date more popular music.

They did not provide irons, and there was no laundry facility where you could iron your clothes. They charged to iron your shirt for you. It wasnÂ’t much but I think an iron is standard in most hotels these days free of charge.

They could have provided more variety in the onboard activities but they did have a cooking show competition between the chefs where they set up full kitchens on the stage in the theater which I thought was entertaining.

The people who handled our luggage did a good job getting it to our room promptly but they should have taken more care delivering the right luggage to the right room as one of our bags was placed at the wrong room and we had to go look for it. They should have taken more care with the bag as one of our cases was damaged.

I thought that, although lunch and dinner were good, breakfast was not that great. I found the food to be very bland, the same thing every day cooked poorly.

Some of the staff werenÂ’t that friendly There is a good amount of storage space in the rooms The ship is very clean and well maintained They had ice sculptures which they poured drinks down to cool them which I thought was creative There was always fresh cool towels and drinks awaiting us when we were getting back on board from each port which was a nice touch.
The pizza was horrible. The dough was hard, not crisp, but tough and chewy and not very tasty. On top of that, it closed at 1:00a.m. where many ships have the pizzeria open 24 hours. In fact, everything seemed to close early on this ship including the pools and hot tubs.

The ship also had these metal raised portions in the floor that I think should be covered with carpet. Many people wear flip flops or sandals and, if you miss that, you could do serious damage to your feet. Also there are ramp portions in the hallway that are covered in carpet so you can not distinguish where they are from the rest of the hallway and I, along with the rest of my party, tripped up these ramps several times in the hallway.
 
While I was there, a few more stations were added to the TV but only for people who were apart of the Captain's Club.  I think all guests could have used more stations in their rooms. 

Overall, it was a good experience. I like going above and beyond on my vacations and making them as luxurious as possible before I return to reality, thus I prefer the larger ships that are more grand than the Century is. The older people aboard prefer the smaller ship as they told me it was easier for them to get around. But it seemed that the ship being smaller made the effects of the wind and the choppy water seem magnified and there were a lot of seasick people, including myself, for an entire night and the entire next day.

I would recommend this ship to others. Overall, it was good and every cruise line or ship can have its pros and cons. Hope this review helps.

Happy sailing everyone!
 

Pros: Great food, great shows

Cons: dirty deck chairs, pizza bar was horrible, breakfast could use improvment

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5/5

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Century Review

Scandinavia - 6/2006

An excellent cruise line with stellar service. An incredible itinerary on this 12-day Baltic Cruise. I wouldnÂ’t hesitate to use Celebrity, and the Century, again!

By way of introduction, this was my fifth cruise. I’ve been on Costa (20 years ago), Royal Caribbean (11 years ago) and Holland America (two years ago) cruise lines, and all of my comparisons with the Century are based on these other cruises. This was my first cruise on a Celebrity cruise ship. We sailed on the Celebrity Century on June 27, 2006, from Amsterdam on a 12-day Baltic Cruise, on what I believe is the second cruise after the Century’s renovation. The ports of call were: Amsterdam – embarkation Copenhagen, Denmark Helsinki, Finland Stockholm, Sweden St. Petersburg, Russia Tallinn, Estonia Oslo, Norway Amsterdam – debarkation There were three days at sea, and at least six hours at each of the cities, except for St. Petersburg, where we docked overnight. Oh, and for those of you in the planning stages of such a trip, there were three formal nights onboard. Travel to and from: We flew into Amsterdam from California, a long and arduous journey. This travel was not in connection with Celebrity. It took us about five days to recover from the jetlag. Stateroom: We were in the Penthouse category, in an Sky Suite with butler. It’s a fabulous room, much larger than any of the other cabins I’ve stayed in with other lines. Of course, it’s still small by any other yardstick. Our cabin had its own veranda (not exactly private, but pretty private). Whenever I remarked about that guy smoking a cigar on his veranda, two cabins down, I’m sure he heard me. Service to the Stateroom: Superior. There’s no other way to describe it. One joke onboard is that a passenger stepped into his bathroom, and when he stepped back out, his bed was made. That is not terribly far-fetched. If there’s any complaint at all, it’s that our cabin attendant failed to leave us any washcloths one morning, so we called and they delivered four. The Butler: Our suite came with a butler. We never really learned what to do with him. He brought us tea and coffee in the morning when we said we wanted it (we stipulated 7:30 am so that we could make excursions leaving after 8 am), and then canapés and tea in the afternoon. When my roommate was seasick and missed a few meals, he scolded us nicely, and suggested that he could’ve helped by bringing some soup or calling the doctor. He also could’ve made spa appointments for us, I guess, but we ended up doing that on our own. As I said, we never really figured out what to do with him, but what service he gave us was superior. Entertainment onboard: If you like going to the shows onboard, don’t read this part as we never availed ourselves of the opportunities. We didn’t recognize the names and so didn’t go. There is one exception to this: we attended the piano concerts of Arad Avner because we like classicial music, and that was stellar. Activities onboard: The onboard activities were rather like Holland America’s for the most part: fun but low-key things, not a lot for kids that I noticed. 1. There was a nice library filled with travel books and magazines that a lot of people used. 2. Due to the recent renovation, their Celebrity Online room offered computer classes to a limited extent; their classes were primarily about downloading and filing your photos, including beginning and intermediate Photoshop, although you could book private lessons. I don’t know about the private lessons, but the Photoshop classes were $20 each for 45 minutes. 3. There were two culinary demonstrations onboard the ship at Rendezvous Square and I have to say, this was my favorite activity. They actually cooked something in front of you – filet mignon with a nice sauce in the first session, and shrimp in the second session – and gave you a printout with the recipe on it. In the meantime, they had the Master Decorator working on fruit as decorations, and the pastry chef working on sugar or some wonderful dessert in the same sessions. 4. There were various organized and unorganized card and board games going on in the card rooms. 5. The usual art auctions were held during days at sea. 6. They had a wine auction in Michael’s Lounge, plus wine pairings and tastings (for a $10 fee) at the little coffee lounge, Cova Café, on Deck 6. 7. Various trivia games almost every day. 8. Bingo – not as many bingo games as I’ve seen in the past on other cruises, but a nice winner-take-all blackout game that went all the way to the end on our cruise. Internet: In addition to the computer classroom computers, which usually weren’t for Internet use, there were four Internet computer terminals on Deck 6, and four more on Deck 7 next to the classroom. Internet costs were very high: 75 cents a minute if you didn’t get a package (and you had to be instructed on how to get the package, something I missed the first several sessions), or as low as 65 cents a minute with a package. Despite the cost, it was very difficult to find a free terminal. Everybody, it seemed, wanted to send their grandchildren an email, or print out that boarding pass on the last day. Dining: The formal dining room is in the double-decker Grand Restaurant. (No decorations here, which I found strange, unlike the gorgeous Holland America dining rooms.) A nice trio plays during dinner, but you can’t hear them past 10 feet. There was a LOT of noise in this dining room – I found it almost impossible to hear my tablemates. We were seated right next to the captain’s table, on the bottom floor (Deck 5), right next to the aft window – we could see the spectacular sunsets in the second seating. The sun doesn’t set until 10 or 11 pm in the Baltic, so if you want to see the sunset during dinner, get the later seating option. But I found that we missed a lot of entertainment because of the later seating….so make your choice accordingly. The food is superb. I was looking for food that was more to my liking than on Holland America, and I found it. It’s American simple, meaning, fancy enough but recognizable. I loved each and every five-course meal, although for many of them I didn’t select every course. Dining Room Service: Excellent. The iced tea appeared during every meal as I sat down, as I had requested it during the first dinner. We got to know our crew by name (they insist on that!), and they performed extraordinarily. We found the service to be a little less excellent during breakfast and lunch (during one lunch I never received my appetizer), but that’s a small criticism. The Spa: I was disappointed in the spa, mainly because of their very heavy, very aggressive sales tactics. I received a manicure, pedicure, massage. My massage wasn’t as good as I thought it should have been: my shoulders and back went back to pain mode not even a day later – not very deep tissue. The manicure and pedicure was very nicely done. But get ready to endure a 10 to 20-minute sales pitch each and every time, sometimes even during the procedure. It got very tiresome so we didn’t go back. Shore Excursions: Excellent. My roommate has some mobility issues, so we really appreciated the fact that the online version explained how many steps were involved, etc., and took full advantage of their availability by booking all of them online before we flew to Amsterdam. Like the other ships, Celebrity has you meet in certain rooms to get your sticker and directions. This process was normally handled efficiently – and I realize the problems with getting approximately 1500 people off this ship within an hour’s time – but there were some problems, such as certain excursions weren’t called but were being processed, not being able to catch up with the tour leader if you are disabled, etc. We learned to grab the stickers then go down to Deck 3 to disembark BEFORE the tour leader got there. Then we could spot the bus and board the bus by our number. Otherwise, we were the last ones onboard, and the mobility-challenged have to walk to the back of the bus for any seating. The Itinerary: Incredible!!! So many ports of call on this cruise, so much to see, and yet it allowed us to compare all the Scandinavian countries with each other (and they’re all different!), as well as look at their history with each other and Russia/the Soviet Union. St. Petersburg was just fascinating, as you can well imagine, some years after the Soviet break-up. And the weather during the summer was just fabulous – mostly 70’s to low 80’s.

Pros: The itinerary was spectacular; the service was stellar.

Cons: Limited hours for the Islands cafe; pedestrian activities onboard.

Reviewer Recommended? Y

Ratings

5/5

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Century revitalized !

Europe - 6/2006

Celebrity is the cruise line we keep going back to (5 cruises) because the staff are attentive and the facilities are great - Century is now even better, and well up to the standard one would expect of a 5-star cruise line. We will be back!

Just got back from a short trip (four days) on the new revitalized Century. With 55 million dollars spent, a very good ship (twice sailed on her before) is now a great ship. At first it's hard to see what has been changed on the outside because it looks the same. Then you realize that 300 new balconies have been added that were not there before. "How can you miss them?" I asked my wife. But that sums up the changes. They are so very well done you just do not notice them until you compare what was there before. On the inside all the rooms (we had 9126, 9130, 9134 for our short family trip) are completely refurbished, new bathrooms with modern fittings and new lighting, new furniture and carpets, new beds and bedding and big flat screen TVs that offer so many services! But, boy is it hard to change channels to watch TV. The new "Murano" specialty restaurant is very good with fantastic views across the ocean, but a bit on the small side with only about 15 tables. My (grown up) family loved the AquaSpa onboard Century. It was completely new and there were 101 ways to spend lots of money – and we did. Some things never change, like the cruise director's jokes! But the new ice bar was fantastic. What a great concept, and what a great place to unwind. It replaced the old Sports Bar, so there is nowhere to watch sports now, or if there was I did not find it. The completely refurbished Ocean Grill is very well laid out and much better. Apart from that, the boat looks the same. So what about the trip? Well, it was Dover, day at sea, Guernsey and back to Dover. It was short but perfectly formed. We choose Celebrity because we like the style and the attentive crew. What we also got was great entertainment and a sunburn. What more could you ask of a cruise?!

Pros: Just out of refit, good staff, great ice bar

Cons: None, Century is now even better.

Reviewer Recommended? Y

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