MSC Euribia

Overall, the cruise experience was great 👍 The facilities were new, the food was plentiful, the rooms were spacious and comfortable, and there were plenty of activities. The only problem was the language barrier, which made it a little difficult for us to fully immerse ourselves in the experience. However, I still think that cruise travel is the best choice in expensive countries like Northern Europe, where you don't have to change rooms and the food is plentiful.

The service, dining, and accommodations were all good, but the swimming pool was all seawater, which made swimming a bit uncomfortable. We could enjoy the ship's recreational facilities and various cuisines, and experience a wide range of entertainment options according to our preferences. The cruise ship offered a variety of carefully designed activities for us, allowing us to enjoy the ship's star-rated facilities, such as the spa and gym, or savor the exquisite cuisine thoughtfully prepared for us, enabling us to relax and enjoy this unforgettable sea voyage.

I just finished my MSC Cruises Middle East itinerary, and the overall experience was very satisfying. It was a worry-free and comfortable trip. The biggest advantage was its convenience and ease of use. The cruise ship is like a mobile hotel; one ticket covers accommodation, meals, transportation, and most entertainment. There's no need to pack luggage or rush to catch planes or trains every day. You can sleep on the ship at night and arrive at your new destination the next morning. For example, taking a boat was the most convenient option for visiting Sabania Island. The daily rhythm was very comfortable. During the day, you could disembark to explore, and in the evening, you could return for dinner and a show. After the show, the ship quietly sailed to the next destination. I slept exceptionally well on board; perhaps it was the ship's gentle rocking like a cradle, combined with the regular routine, that made me sleepy very early every day, resulting in high-quality sleep. The onboard dining and activities were plentiful. There were many food options, and both the buffet and the main dining room were good. There were evening performances in the theater, which were quite professional. The ship also had a swimming pool, gym, shops, etc., so there was never any boredom. The service was generally good. The crew was polite, the rooms were clean, and the disembarkation and embarkation procedures were very orderly. In summary, if you prefer a relaxed, low-maintenance travel style, a cruise is a great option. This MSC cruise was perfectly planned – food, accommodation, and activities were all arranged perfectly. I slept well and had a smooth trip; it was definitely worth it. I'm already thinking about my next cruise trip.

The food is clean, the staff are friendly, and there are many elevators for easy access.

The MSC Goddess cruise through the three Persian Gulf countries was quite relaxed, with minimal hotel changes. The local guides in the UAE, Qatar, and Bahrain were excellent, providing well-planned itineraries, engaging and entertaining commentary, and sharing a lot about local customs and culture – highly recommended! The Goddess cruise ship is new and has advanced facilities, but there are no Chinese signs on board, and the food is only average; there are no Chinese menus, and you have to order from a handwritten bilingual (Chinese and English) menu by the tour leader. The tour leader was diligent and responsible – five stars!

The food, drinks, and entertainment were generally good. For people of East Asian descent, the food might have been a little unusual at first, but they adapted quickly. The Goddess cruise ship primarily caters to Europeans, with Chinese passengers making up only about one-sixth of the passengers. Therefore, there was no Chinese-language service or signage on board, which is not very friendly to older passengers, especially since the majority of Chinese passengers on cruises are elderly. Hopefully, the cruise line will address this issue. Overall, it was a good experience. Compared to cruises sailing domestically, the vacation atmosphere was better, and I felt more relaxed and at ease.

The restaurant selection is plentiful, there are many entertainment options, and the LED corridor is beautiful.

This is my second time aboard the Goddess Cruise; the first time was a Mediterranean cruise around Italy! I really enjoyed all the activities and shows on board. Each voyage offers a different experience—a truly fantastic experience! The food on board is superb, especially the food in the themed restaurants, which was all very much to my liking! The best part is the service; the staff are friendly, always ready to answer any questions and help with anything. Although we don't speak the same language, haha! We managed to communicate using simple English, gestures, and translation software. I had a wonderful time on this cruise! 😊 The shore excursions were also very well-organized! Thumbs up! 👍

The ship was new with good facilities, and the food, rooms, and shows were all of a high standard. However, it was the most unpleasant cruise trip I've had in nearly ten years. Upon boarding in Copenhagen, the ship's staff first lost our baggage tags. It wasn't until after the ship had departed, after multiple calls to the front desk, that we were finally taken to the security room. The white male security guard there was rude, insisting that our luggage contained prohibited metal items. He squeezed and pressed our suitcases in and out of the X-ray machine five or six times, but nothing came out. After forcibly opening the suitcases, still finding nothing, he casually said it was a mistake, without a single apology, which severely damaged my impression of MSC. Another MSC policy we disliked was that the main dining room would force large groups to sit at one large table (meaning we'd have to eat with eight strangers for the entire week). This wasn't a pleasant experience for those of us who aren't particularly sociable. In comparison, other cruise ships are much more humane.

Overall, the service was good; most staff were very welcoming, and some could even speak Mandarin. Room cleaning was prompt. Dinner was usually better than lunch. The beds were a bit small, the bathroom was slightly cramped, and soundproofing was only average. However, there was a good selection of entertainment options, and the bar was lively. It's worth experiencing if you like a slower pace of travel. Thumbs up for MSC Euribia!