Grandeur of the Seas sails as part of Royal Caribbean's Vision Class ship and welcomes around 2,500 guests onboard to enjoy all the luxuries you'd expect from this cruise line's incredible fleet. With so much to do, there is something for everyone onboard- enjoy rock climbing high above the ocean, try your luck at the Casino Royale, sample great food and drinks in the fantastic selection of bars and lounges, or have a dip in the open-roofed Solarium Pool. Onboard Grandeur of the Seas, you'll never be bored!
Top Grandeur of the Seas Deals
The ship in numbers
- Launched 1996
- Tonnage 73817
- Wheelchair accessible cabins 14
- Decks 11
- Lifts 9
- Pools 2
- Restaurants 4
- Formal nights Yes
- Kids clubs Yes
- Maximum capacity 2446
- Crew 760
- Refurbished 2017
What's onboard
Dining
The cuisine and dining onboard Grandeur of the Seas is as fabulous as you'll find on any Royal Caribbean ships. The main dining rooms and Windjammer cafe, with their combination of traditional cruise dining and more casual dining, have been joined by some great new venues.
Chops Grille is the ever popular seafood and steak house venue onboard, while Giovanni's Table will whisk you away to a Mediterranean medley in minutes and the Chef's Table offers a fantastic and exclusive fine-dining experience. With the Izumi Asian Cuisine restaurant offering great Asian food, and the Park Cafe great for coffee and a catch-up, there is something for everyone onboard.
Entertainment
Entertainment onboard Grandeur of the Seas is varied and offers a little of something for everyone. From the adrenaline-fuelled rock climbing and the Centrum aerial entertainment — a new high-flying experience where passengers can watch entertainers glide through the five-story atrium — to sophisticated evenings in the theatre and champagne bar. For those who fancy a flutter and haven't had enough excitement for one day, there is the Casino Royale too.
Family
To keep youngsters out of trouble, and to offer a welcome escape from their parents onboard, there is the Adventure Ocean kids' club onboard — filled with different activities and places to hang out, depending on age. There is also a new nursery for the nippers onboard, so you can rest assured the best care possible is available, should you fancy a trip to the spa, or a quiet afternoon by the pool.
Things to do
Recreation
- Shops
- Complementary Adventure Ocean Youth Programmes
- Internet cafe
- Library
Spa and fitness
- ShipShape Fitness Centre and Spa
- 2 swimming pools, one indoor/outdoor with sliding glass roof
- 6 jacuzzis
- Rock-climbing wall
Grandeur of the Seas Image gallery
Iglu Cruise customer reviews for Grandeur of the Seas
The grand old lady of the fleet, doesn’t have all the bells and whistles but it has heart and soul , more traditional with committed and warm staff, everything works (with a few odd noises) as it should when it was built but what do you expect from a near 30 year old ship . Will happily book again
Fab cruise for the price but if I'd paid a lot more as some had for the ship, I would be disappointed. Value for money for the price we got with you was great even on one of the oldest ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet.
Grandeur is ideal for couples and small children but the larger ships are better appointed for teenagers.
Only criticism was in Great Gatsby restaurant being asked maybe 20 times in one sitting by 2- 3 waiting staff how our day was, how's the food etc. You'd get the senior waiter coming around twice and asking exactly the same questions - obviously with the numbers being served he'd understandably forgotten he'd already seen us and didn't have anything other than the standard set of questions to ask.Otherwise a great, memorable week. Lovely to see local Caribbeans getting subsidised to see some if the wider region they live in too.
