Norwegian Majesty Reviews

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Overview

You Deserve the Royal Treatment The moment you see her, you'll understand why she commands such a loyal following. Norwegian Majesty has always been stylish and sophisticated. Explore the exotic beauty of the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Mexico and Bermuda, and you'll revel in the rich comforts and excitement only Norwegian Majesty can offer.

Six international restaurants, 11 bars and lounges, two pools, a dazzling casino, Internet Café, 24-hour fitness center, fabulous live entertainment, lots of deck space and all the pleasures of Freestyle Cruising, this is a vacation you'll treasure forever.

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Dining

Four Seasons Dining Room
Seating capacity 260 (2,682 Sq Ft) Smaller than the Seven Seas, but just as big on service. The scrumptious fare is presented with incomparable flair in our second main dining room.

Seven Seas Dining Room

Le Bistro

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Cabins

All cabins on Norwegian Majesty have a TV, mini-safe, duvet and bathroom with shower and hair dryer. Some Oceanview cabins have a refrigerator. Lower beds in most cabins may be arranged as a queen-sized bed.

Owner's Suite
Living room, separate bedroom, two lower beds, floor-to-ceiling bay windows, refrigerator, VCR and stereo with CD library, and marble bathroom with tub and shower. Concierge available. (Suite 903 has a partially obstructed view.)

Suite
Two lower beds or double bed, floor-to-ceiling or large picture window, sitting area, refrigerator, VCR, tub and shower. Concierge available. (Some suites have partially obstructed views.)

Oceanview Cabin
Two lower beds or double bed, picture window. (Some cabins have partially or fully obstructed views.)

Inside Cabin
Two lower beds or double bed.

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Entertainment

Rendezvous Lounge
A cozy spot to unwind at the end of a productive day.

Royal Observatory
Comfortable seating, convivial bar and wrap-around windows with captivating views.

Frame 52 Disco

Palace Theater
Royal Fireworks

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Casino

Monte Carlo Casino
* 6 Blackjack Tables
* 1 Crap Table
* 1 Roulette Table
* 1 Caribbean Stud Poker™ Table
* 1 Let It Ride™ Table
* 133 Slot Machines

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Fitness / Recreation

Pool Deck
Two pools and two whirlpools located on the Pool Deck for your enjoyment.

Bodywaves Gym

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Kids

Kids Korner

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Shopping

Vanity Fair

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Dress Code

Freestyle Cruising gives you the freedom to dress as you please. So come as you are. No need to check for a suggested dress code in the ship's Freestyle Daily as you would on traditional cruises. Resort casual attire is always appropriate morning, noon and night. If you like, you can slip into a pair of khakis and a polo shirt, a skirt and blouse or a sundress for dinner. NCL does not allow jeans, T-shirts, shorts, cut-offs, tank tops, bare feet, etc. in any of the restaurants at dinner.
For those who do love to dress to the nines and get that annual formal portrait photography done, there is one optional formal evening in at least one of the main restaurants on every cruise; at least two formal evenings on longer cruises. This means black tie or dark suit for gentlemen and evening gown or cocktail dress for ladies. But remember, on formal evenings you can always choose to dine in one of the other restaurants instead and enjoy some of the other lounges and leave your dressier clothes at home.
In warm climates, shorts, slacks, sundresses, jeans and tops - and of course a swimsuit and cover-up are all appropriate daytime attire. Air conditioning can feel chilly, so pack a sweater. Because weather is difficult to predict, in cooler climates dressing in layers is the best approach. For visits to places of worship, check your Freestyle Daily for attire guidelines. Be sure to bring a pair of comfortable walking shoes, too. Other essentials: sunglasses, a sun hat or visor and sunscreen. Don't forget to bring prescription medicines in original containers and an extra pair of glasses or contact lenses. Carry valuables and medication in a handbag you keep with you at all times.

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Gratuity / Tipping

SERVICE CHARGE
A fixed service charge of $10 per person, per day will be added to your onboard account. For children ages 3-12, a $5 per person per day charge will be added to your onboard account; there is no charge for children under the age of three. NCL's crew is encouraged to work together as a service team and is compensated by a combination of salary and incentive programs that the service charge supports. It is NCL's earnest wish that you enjoy your Freestyle Cruise experience and that the entire crew in all areas of the ship will provide you with the standard of service for which NCL is known. Therefore, if you have any concerns about the service you receive during your cruise, please bring them to the immediate attention of our reception desk staff on board so that we can address any issues in a timely manner before the cruise is over.

Both NCL and NCL America have a structured guest satisfaction program on board designed to handle any concerns raised by the guests relating to the service or on board product quickly and efficiently. In almost all cases they are able to come up with a satisfactory solution to any issues which are raised and make sure the guests can focus on enjoying their cruise vacation. In the unlikely event we cannot satisfactorily resolve the issue through the guest satisfaction program, guests will be able to adjust the service charge according to the level of inconvenience they feel they have experienced. NCL's clear priority is to have the opportunity of resolving the issue, when it happens, to everyone’s complete satisfaction.

GRATUITIES
Unlike most other ships in the cruise industry, there is no required or recommended tipping on NCL America or Norwegian Cruise Line ships. Guests should not feel obliged to offer a gratuity for service that is generally rendered to all guests.

However, all of the staff is encouraged to "go the extra mile", and so they are permitted to accept cash gratuities entirely at the discretion of the guests who wish to acknowledge particular staff members for exceptional or outstanding service. In other words, there is genuinely no need to tip but you should feel free to do so if you have a desire to acknowledge particular individuals. Also, certain staff positions provide service on an individual basis to only some guests. NCL encourage's those guests to acknowledge good service from these staff members with appropriate gratuities. For example, for guests purchasing bar drinks the recommended gratuity is 15 percent. Similarly, for guests using concierge and butler services, NCL recommend's they consider offering a gratuity commensurate with services rendered.

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