MV Mozart Cruising The Danube In May 2009
MV Mozart cruising the Danube in May 2009 |
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Reviewed By: Bohin, Thornbury on 19th May 2009
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| Cruise Line: Peter Deilmann |
Times cruised before: 3-5 |
| Cruise Ship: MV Mozart |
Sailed:
May,
2009 |
| Destination:
Northern Europe
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Age: 56-65 |
| Cabin: Outside |
Occasion: Annual/regular holiday |
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It was wonderful cruising the Danube, visiting Vienna, Budapest, Bratislave, Esztergom, Durnstein and Melk along the way.
The Mozart is very comfortable and the food outstanding. We enjoyed all the excursions - and all the places we visited are worthy of a much longer visit next time - especially the monastery at Melk.
Alan Titchmarsh gave two very interesting talks and the two visiting entertainers are worthy of the most highest praise - the opera singer and the duo from Bratislava. Very very memorable.
All staff without exception were courteous and very hardworking to make sure we were comfortable.
A lovely holiday. Can't wait to go on another river cruise - much more enjoyable than cruising at sea.
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| Quality of Food |  |
| Absolutely excellent - very fine dining. The plates could have been warmed and a couple of times the coffee was cold but these two negatives in no way spoiled the overall dining experience - the waiters worked very hard and were always very courteous. | | Entertainment | |
| Very good - the resident band were delightful and the two visiting acts were outstanding. | | Shore Excursions | |
| All the excursions were very enjoyable - it was lovely just to be able to walk on and off the boat - the best excursion was the monastery at Melk. | | Staff | |
| It's not fair to give more praise to one than to another - we had exceptional service throughout our stay on the Mozart - Vanessa and Ramona are outstanding - both very good at their jobs. | | Children's Facilities | n/a |
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| We would not have needed any further activities the excursions took quite a lot of the time - the swimming pool was lovely | | Cabins |  |
| The cabin was very comfortable - we did book late and therefore had the last cabin on the lower deck - there was some engine and air conditioning noise but we got used to it and it certainly did not spoil our holiday - the dressing gowns, slippers, toiletries, shoe horn, shopping bags and matching umbrella were very nice little touches to make the stay more memorable. I don't think anyone older or infirm would manage the steep stairs to the lower deck. | | Overall Rating | |
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