CRUISE SHIP: Grandeur of the Seas from Royal Caribbean 

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Visitors aboard the Grandeur of the Seas, a Vision-class ship from Royal Caribbean constructed in 1996, can expect a holiday filled with diverse activities, scenic views, and attentive service. The ship’s extensive glass design ensures guests enjoy panoramic ocean vistas in a welcoming, mid-sized setting.

Reception Areas

The Centrum, a seven-deck atrium with glass lifts and a glass-topped dome, welcomes guests with its open design and natural light. Featuring modern decor, a guest services desk, and live music, it serves as a central hub for planning activities or relaxing with a coffee from Café Latte-tudes. The space creates a pleasant atmosphere for socialising.

Dining

Dining options cater to diverse tastes. The Aquarius Main Dining Room, with its two-level design and large windows, offers multi-course meals with daily themes, accommodating dietary preferences like vegetarian or gluten-free. The Windjammer Café provides a casual buffet with global dishes, while the Park Café serves lighter fare such as sandwiches and desserts. Specialty restaurants include Chops Grille for premium steaks, Giovanni’s Table for Italian cuisine, Izumi for sushi and Asian dishes, and the Chef’s Table for an intimate five-course experience with wine pairings. Room service is available 24/7, with a delivery charge for non-suite guests.

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Entertainment

Entertainment keeps guests engaged with the Main Theatre hosting Broadway-style shows, live music, and original productions like Rhythm & Rhyme or Tango Buenos Aires. The Casino Royale offers slots, poker, and blackjack, while the Schooner Bar features nightly piano music. Guests can enjoy poolside movies under the stars, climb the 12-metre rock-climbing wall, or play mini-golf and billiards. The Adventure Ocean programme provides age-specific activities for children, including themed parties, while adults can relax in the Solarium pool or join dance classes and art auctions.

Accommodation

The ship’s 1,013 staterooms range from interior cabins (136-145 sq. ft.) to the Royal Suite (1,185 sq. ft. with a 160 sq. ft. balcony). Over 200 feature private balconies for ocean views. Family-friendly options include connecting rooms and suites accommodating up to eight, such as the Two-Bedroom Grand Suite with two bathrooms. All cabins offer interactive TVs, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms with showers or tubs. Suites include perks like concierge service, priority boarding, and access to the Concierge Lounge. Sixteen wheelchair-accessible cabins ensure inclusivity.

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Hospitality

The crew’s friendly and efficient service creates a warm atmosphere. Stateroom attendants maintain tidy cabins, and dining staff cater to individual preferences. Suite guests enjoy the Concierge Lounge with hors d’oeuvres, self-service bars, and personalised assistance for dining or activity bookings. Priority check-in, departure, and tender tickets streamline the experience, ensuring guests feel valued throughout their journey.

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