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No where did we ever see any signs of Virgin in Bimini. This Resorts World is on the Hilton property. There is a free trolley that makes 3 stops.
Infinity... Just a few thoughts from our recent cruise.
We decided to ride the trolley around before deciding where to get off. All 3 stops are within walking distance of each other. It looks to me like Hilton owns all the property in this section of the island. The trolley stops at the Hotel where you have an infinity pool, then the fishing pier where there are a couple shops, then Resorts World then the public beach.
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From there, it's a breeze to get onto the tenders, or you can stay to get a drink and watch others get on and off -- talk about people-watching. It's somewhere people actually want to go, rather than escape. Reflection stands out with its exceptional variety of cabins, including its beautiful suites. They also receive complimentary access to Blu, which serves up healthier "spa cuisine."
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I realize she is now 20 older and never received that extensive refit, but she has great bones. Wonderful pools and decks and this cruise is all about lounging on deck. I can deal with a little wear and tear.
But those who appreciate stylish, contemporary design will fall in love. In a few short years, Celebrity Edge has become a favorite for many adult cruisers seeking a sophisticated experience. While at max capacity the ship can hold up to 3,609 passengers, Reflection rarely feels crowded, as passengers tend to find their own spaces to hang out in. It's also well designed, and favorite spots like the excellent thermal spa are capacity controlled. Thanks for posting your thoughts. I'm sailing Infinity next month and am looking forward to a nice, relaxing cruise.
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When the ship is in Europe, you can expect to find a fairly international mix of passengers. We are on the Infinity right now. Save your money on le Petite Chef. It is great is when there are just a few guests. We tried it again on this cruise as we loved it in the past...it was awful.
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When first proposed it was described as it's own private enclave. Then later descriptions implied it was just an extension of the Hilton and Resorts World Beaches, which is not the same as a totally separate enclave. If you look at Google maps Satellite view you'll get a definitive answer.
We actually asked our attendant not to deliver them after the first day because everything is on the app. The only thing we found different was the "sale" papers that come in them. The sales are not listed on the app. We were about 1800 passengers we were told. The Theater is really hit or miss. As a high school teacher....
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Our poor waiter was the only one in our section with 6 tables seated all within 30 minutes of each other. The food was nothing spectacular. Defiantly not Ruth's Chris or Jeff Ruby but not "Fancy like Applebee's" either LOL.
We sailed the second sailing and based on that I would have told anyone to run far far away from Infinity. Dinner near three hours most nights, just a few bar servers on the pool deck and only two bartenders at the pool bar so it was a long wait. No 'large' martini glasses so the martinis were half of their normal size.
The common ladies rooms were generally well kept. Some had attendants in them, some didn't. I love the hand towels and those were fresh.
Speaking only for us, we wouldn't be concerned. Cruise line, food, entertainment, condition, age, size of the ship is subjective. We never book or not book a cruise based on someone else's positive or negative opinions or experiences. Never been on a bad ship (no matter the cruise line) yet.
Infinity is/ was a nice cozy shp but needs a serious overhaul from inside out. Thanks for posting about Infinity. Appreciate your thoughts on the ship and also about each of the ports.
Dinner at Le Petit Chef is a must. The show is cute but really the meal is wonderful. It's never crowded so the chef is cooking for a small group. We went the first night (with a discount) and there were 12 of us in the whole restaurant. Lack of staff made the whole experience long and drawn out (over 3 hours for the 2 of us). We had a reservation but had to wait because the group in front of us couldn't find a table they liked.
Literally we watched them sit, take menus and then get up to move tables... So we waited almost 25 minutes for our table for 2. Then the waiter came right over and said "do you know what you want" we were like ummm no we haven't opened the menus, how about a cocktail first?
The crew was constantly cleaning. Cleaning the stairwells, the pool deck, the Oceanview Cafe, the casino. Public areas were very well maintained. I could tell some carpets were new, some cabins updated ( I did look into a suite on our floor and it had new carpet, bedding and beautiful dark cherry finishes). It seems they continue to work on updates as they are sailing. I am sorry we don't have any of the planners.
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