Celebrity Infinity, along with Celebrity Summit, followed Millennium in Celebrity’s Millennium Class of cruise ships. With all the trappings, features and venues that make a celebrity cruise so popular Celebrity Infinity is a much-loved part of the Celebrity cruise ships, sailing as far as the Caribbean, Mediterranean and even the Panama Canal. When you're not exploring fantastic ports of call during your cruise, be sure to spend time discovering the amazing onboard facilities, from elegant bars and lounges to delicious dining venues. Plus, with drinks, tips and wifi included in your cruise fare, you'll be sure to have the most relaxing voyage imaginable.
Celebrity Infinity features several restaurants popular across most of celebrity’s ships. Favourite specialty restaurants are Qsine and United States Restaurant. Qsine is an extremely modern addition to the dining options with Celebrity. In this popular dining venue guests can enjoy ordering a variety of tasty dish combinations from interactive tablets. Meanwhile, Tuscan Grille features the very best Italian gastronomy.
You will also find fantastic dining at the two free main Celebrity dining venues onboard Celebrity Infinity. Trellis is a two-storey restaurant dominated by a grand staircase, serving over a thousand diners’ daily menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Instead of the main ding venue’s five star service, guests can simply go to the Ocean View Café for self-service meals at the buffet with varying foods being prepared through the day.
For those looking to relax and rejuvenate in AquaClass, the dining options are of an exceptional standard. At Blu, you have fine dining with clean eating ingredients lovingly prepared. There’s also a chance for some health-conscious snacks in the spa café with fresh smoothies and bites without having to change.
Around the rest of Celebrity Infinity you will also find plenty of other options for a quick and tasty bite from Gelateria and al Bacio’s much-loved Italian coffee and ice-cream to the Mast Grill and Pool burger bars. Meanwhile, Sushi on Five serves an amazing array of hand prepared sushi and seafood, with room service 24 hours a day for those wanting to stay in.
In the evenings you’ll find plenty of bars and lounges to suit all tastes and moods, from chilled-out deck and cocktail bars to a high-energy nightclub and lively casino. For those wanting a quieter evening, there’s always the outdoor cinema or a variety of acts, from live music to engaging shows, in the main theatre.
Celebrity Infinity matches the same high standards as the rest of Celebrity’s fleet of luxury cruise ships with a host of recreation options to suit all tastes. Focussing on enriching cruises, on Celebrity Infinity you’ll find many workshops, sessions and classes themed on ‘taste’, ‘learn’, ‘play’ and ‘revive’ to give everyone a truly rewarding cruise no matter your interests or passions.
For Celebrity guests wishing to revive and rejuvenate, the adults-only solarium and spa are a real highlight. Filled with heated salt water to repair tired bodies and with tranquil music tinkling to relax the mid, the solarium is a popular place to unwind and relax. Meanwhile, many fitness and wellbeing sessions are available each day, from yoga to cross fit, so you can stay active during your cruise.
As well as outstanding dining venues, Celebrity Infinity has much to offer in terms of ‘taste’, including cookery classes, trips to the market with the chef and wine tasting at the wine cellar. You’ll even have the opportunity to be advised on which drink to have with each meal by a resident expert, from hundreds of wines, many of which can be sampled from the Celebrity drinks packages or purchased for an extra-special treat.
During the day, the swimming pool area and Jacuzzis are a popular hub where you can do a few lengths, soak in the hot tub with a drink or just read a book in one of the cabanas or sun loungers. There’s also a library and Wi-Fi access for those wanting to read, play a game or catch up on the news, while the shopping emporium and art gallery are ideal for tax-free souvenirs.
12 Sep 2019
We had a wonderful time cruising from Venice to Barcelona from 24/8-5/9. The staff were incredibly attentive and hard working, the food was truly superb and the ship a grand old lady of the seas.
12 Sep 2019
A mid-sized ship with not too many passengers. Communal areas are well-maintained offering an impression of quality. The balcony cabin was in good condition but could be a little larger.The queen-sized bed was very comfortable and well looked after by the stateroom attendant. Food in the Trellis restaurant is of high quality with plenty of choice, but the starters were mainly soup or salad. The service was fine and as I had a nut allergy well-managed by the restaurant staff, by allowing me to see and order my food the night before so the chef could make sure it was totally nut free. My main concern was the entertainment in the theatre. The ship's own cast were not up to the job and very disappointing. The guest performers were good and well received. Overall an enjoyable cruise which I would take again.
Show more12 Jun 2019
We travelled with Celebrity X last year on the EQUINOX. A little disappointed in the infinity. Was certainly needing some TLC The staff were wonderful. The entertainment was excellent. Disappointed about the gratuities. We have never been charged On a daily basis before. Usually this is included in the price of cruise. And the fact we did not get the opportunity to give to the staff we felt deserved it. Those that attended to us Personally. This was a huge amount taken off us at the end of the cruise To which my husband gave out tips to those whom we wanted to. After the cruise we had been told by some of the other passengers that You can opt out of this. We were not aware of this. This is the only reason I have marked the cruise at a 4.
Show more06 Jun 2019
Great cruise excellent staff entertainment could have been better
25 May 2019
I found this ship and cruise very disappointing. The ship is 18 years old and looking very tired and in need of a refit. There were stains on the sofa bed in our cabin and I had to out a towel on it before sitting. The cabin was not spacious as I had been given to understand. In the Blu restaurant which was for Aqua class passengers, we had to wait on 2 occasions for half an hour to be seated and service was slow. Staff were very efficient and welcoming. I would not chose to cruise with this line again!
Show more24 May 2019
We found the ship very tired and ready for its upcoming refit. Service aboard was very good and the entertainment excellent. We ate in the main dining room and also the buffet. Both venues provided excellent food. All in all a very pleasant cruise.
01 Nov 2018
Bit mixed, some good parts, entertainment but also lacking sail away party last day lasted 15 minutes. Felt like a commodity being milked of cash. Notified of dietary intolerance. Tried to manage when asked for help maitre de patronising!!!! On arrival wardrobe and TV stand broke- tools TV was meant to be like it. After persistence repaired. Balcony quite rusty. Concierge personalised service non existant! Boarded Tuesday, received message on Friday saying he had been on a course, over 10 days left about 4-5 phone messages- sadly lacking. WE had waited a long time and felt a little underwhelmed overall.
Show more06 Oct 2018
Every one and we mean everyone on the cruise treated us as we were the only passenger. The daily gratuity charge was earned by all on the cruise. If we could rate this cruise as more than 6 we would
21 Oct 2017
A special 60th holiday to Canada and Alaska which had been postponed from 2015 (due to illness) when we were booked for the Holland America line. 2016 saw us on Celebrity Cruises the ship Infinity. Our first sight of the ship in Vancouver port and our first impression was, the ship was old and rusty. All the windows had been siliconed in smudges all over the glass which put doubts in our minds of what was to come for our 7 night cruise to Alaska and return. Our cabin was barely big enough to swing a cat and you had to squeeze past the end of the bed to reach the 'seating' area which you couldn't get to sit as the table was in the way! Thank goodness for the balcony, a god send, although noisy neighbours were asked to respect all passengers. Food was generally average, although homemade pizza made to order filled the gaps as did ice-cream, but there was nothing outstanding or memorable. On board entertainment was another saving grace. Some excellent shows in a spacious theatre. Staff were very aloof initially and not very helpful, but this is generally the way with bigger ships - passengers are numbers not people and are treated as such. A large cattle market with over rated high prices. Canada and Alaska are amazing and I would recommend both places to anyone, BUT if I were to do this again I would pick the local ferry boats or a much more upmarket ship with the service you have paid for. One other thing I did fill in a comment slip on board, but as I expected I received no reply.
Show more15 May 2017
Four years after last cruising on Celebrity Infinity we returned for a 15 night Eastbound Panama Canal Cruise. Clearly the entertainments management has changed in that time as loud music is now played at all time in all public rooms and on all outer decks throughout the ship. This becomes very tiresome when the only place that is quiet is the cabin. That cabin, (2153), was comfortable and very acceptable and we were well looked after by our helpful steward Denny. We had been given a Standard drinks package but this had been upgraded to a Classic package . We were thus able to enjoy specialty coffees in Cafe al Bacio, a very civilised spot but for the aforementioned music! The MDR Trellis Restaurant is an absolute nightmare of high octane chaos. Celebrity describe it as a 'place of intimacy and personal connections' ~ which is just laughable. We had Select Dining and on advice pre-booked each night and thank goodness we did. However most tables for two are placed towards the aisles where waiters, assistant waiters, sommeliers, waiters with headpieces making up tables (and shouting messages back to the restaurant reception) and head waiters also with headpieces are literally dashing about. The latter helped us to be placed and to be served on a number of occasions such was the mayhem. The food from the very limited menu was however good. Obviously Celebrity, by providing only limited choice in the MDR, are pushing you towards paying for more choice in the speciality restaurants. Thus we ate several times in the Ocean View buffet where the selections can be OK but the food is always cool and served on cold plates. The ports of call were not outstanding but of interest and we took a ship's excursion in each. Cabo San Lucas was a tender port and this was very poorly operated by the ship. The tender service for independent passengers ran flawlessly from one pontoon whilst those on a tour waited and waited to be taken from another pontoon. So much for ship's excursion passengers having priority! Sadly it was very wet when we took the canopy aerial tram ride from the Costa Rican port of Puntarenas so saw little wildlife. The main reason we took this cruise was the transit of the Panama Canal and in this we were not disappointed. An outstanding lecturer gave an all day commentary and this was very good. Disembarking in Fort Lauderdale was a laborious affair with only two Immigration counters open for foreign nationals to be finger printed (both hands and thumbs) photographed, a 90 line with suitcases. It should be noted that Celebrity block book seats on flights from the UK. This prevents early check-in though you can contact their Flight Team to request seats for the outbound flight, four days before departure. For the return flight though, you are on your own as we found out at check-in! Fortunately the pleasant BA crew sat us together as soon as we mentioned it on entering the aircraft. (What has happened to the food offering on BA long haul flights? Very poor.) So verdict on Celebrity? I would say never again, but we are already booked on a Jet Sail out of Stansted on Celebrity Constellation in four weeks. Hopefully there will be fewer of our noisy and often rude friends from across the pond on board.
Show more22 Jun 2015
The ship was clean and tidy and our cabin 6022 was lovely, just the right size for 2 people. All of the pool areas were good and there were plenty of sun beds, one pool was child free. The self service restaurant was a bit of a bun fight , but generally the service in the main restaurant was good except for the first night . The food was ok , but I've had better . Unless you have a drinks package all drinks including bottled water and juice have to be paid for. The entertainment was good as was the late night disco:-) All in all though we enjoyed our cruise on the infinity.
Show more17 Feb 2015
The Infinity is FANTASTIC. The staff, without exception, are excellent. However please avoid outside cabin 3088 as the sound of constant running water in the pipes will drive you mad. We were fortunate enough to be moved to another cabin nearby after the first night.