Celebrity Summit Reviews

Brilliant ship, fantastic staff and amazing holiday.

My wife and I both got food poisoning on the last day of the cruise. Had to call out the paramedics at San Juan airport. Beware!! Otherwise good cruise

The Summit is one of the slightly smaller Millennium class Celebrity ships but that doesn't mean that passengers miss out in any way. The Officers and crew are always around and available and so friendly and helpful. Food in all dining areas is excellent with a huge choice: entertainment was very varied and first class. There are lots of quiet areas to sit and read as well as larger social (people watching) parts of the ship. She is in for a massive re-furb in February so should look even better next year.

Overall a very good cruise. Service on the ship was excellent. One concern was the delay between arriving in port and, then, access to the ship. Also, extended transit times between arriving in port and flights back to the UK.

The cabin 2180 was extremely noisy due to machinery on deck below so difficult to sleep well. The ship was showing signs of wear and tear. Hotel Mela in Times Square was very average. Transfer arranged from airport to hotel left us stranded as we were delayed by 4 hours with a late flight and 2 hours in the immigration queue. I even rang to inform Holiday Taxis we would be late and they still did not wait for us. It cost us 100 dollars to get our own taxi. We missed two of our destinations due to bad weather. Celebrity spent the entire cruise trying to get as much money out of us as possible. Food and service in Cosmopolitan was excellent. Food in Oceanview was cold by the time it got back to the table after wandering round collecting it. Staff in the Rendezvous bar were lovely. Objected to paying 20% service charge on everything despite opting out of compulsory tipping. Will avoid Celebrity cruises in future and will not use Iglu cruises to book a cruise package again.