4D3N · Singapore - Penang - Melaka - Singapore

Generally a casino ship that is integrated seamlessly with food, retail, theatre show. High floor deck with gym, spa, pool, children activities. High operation efficiency in dining fast to clear crowd. Only like the western dining. The chinese dining is ok but the food taste for certain dishes to be improved to more hk style better. Breakfast food quality is below average. I recommend western dining and oasis restaurant.

The cruise experience is fantastic and ocean view stateroom is spacious and strongly recommended for value for money.

Great experience! Brought my wife on a cruise which was her maiden voyage on a cruise ship. Friendly and helpful staff

Was nice. But i had welcome drinks left in my card no ine told me. Little bit lack of clarity present

Mineral water shouldn’t be chargeable when customers request more than 3 bottles. *******Staff can be more patient and friendly when explaining things clearly to customers.They should also try to reduce waiting time and improve the overall service experience.

Too many people going for shore excursions at the same time hence the q was too long for comfort. Otherwise it was a wonderful trip.

Cabin beds can be improve. Instead of using two small beds to join as one single bed, it should be just one single bed. There was an Indian group comprising of more than 500 paxs and was very rowdy. Buffet spread should have more varieties.

Upon arrival in Hong Kong, a hard copy of the disembarkation schedule was placed in the room daily. The announcements outside were inaudible. Guests in balcony rooms seemed to receive no priority services; Wi-Fi was chargeable, and the $50 daily voucher per room was gone. Booking through Trip.com didn't allow room selection, which was inexplicable.

Very good service with entertainment

The activities on the boat were quite good; the food, drinks, and entertainment were all enjoyable. The water slide was really fun, and I went on it many times. However, the food was more Westernized and not really suited to Chinese palates; it was best to consider it a short-term experience. As for shore activities, disembarking time was a problem. On the first day, it took over three hours to disembark. The Koh Samui itinerary was a day tour booked through Ctrip for 600 RMB, which was completely overpriced. The tour leader was practically useless, and the tour fee was a waste. The second day's itinerary on Redang Island was quite nice; the island isn't large, and you had free time after disembarking. You could also go diving at your own expense for 220 MYR.