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Overall, the usual friendly and efficient service you would expect from P&O, although passengers have said the second service in the Medina restaurant is rushed and the service in the Orangery has been described as patchy.SuitabilityIdeal for passengers who want a quintessentially ‘British’ experience, including the traditional formal afternoon tea.
Good for families, as there are excellent children’s facilities.
Cruisers wanting a more casual experience may prefer to look elsewhere, as some passengers have said there are too many formal nights, although there is the option to eat in the self-service restaurant.
Excellent access for the physically challenged, with automatically opening cabin doors.Hints & TipsThis ship offers some good short-break taster cruises for first-timers.
Passengers have rated the Bordeaux Café, which has a cover charge in the evening, but not at other times.
People on the first sitting for dinner have complained that, once the after-dinner show has ended, there is little to do.
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Ship Info Year Entered Service: 2000 Onboard Currency: GBP Nationality of Crew: British officers; international crew/staff No. of Crew: 850 No. of Passengers: 1874 Tonnage: 76000 Passenger/crew ratio: 2.2 Passenger/space ratio: 40.6 Cruise Line's Website:
www.pocruises.com
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