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by Baker, Kent (24 Aug 08 15:23)
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There are four of us going on Rhapsody in October ages from 65 - 85 what dress code - if any is there and are there non-smoking restaurants?
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by Dixon, Wymondham (15 Aug 08 19:51)
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I'm booked on a 21 day fly/cruise 3 march to Durban then East Africa etc to Genoa. Any info on the following please:-
a. Standard of the library. Is it good, bad or indifferent
b. Is there a self-service laundry
c. We are booked on Deck 3, midships, outside cabin. What's it like I wonder?
Thanks
Stan Dixon
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by Longland, Southampton (29 Sep 08 18:01)
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a QUESTION by Dixon (15 Aug 08 19:51)
Try to change from midships to fore or aft see my review 29th sept; library small no laundry
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by Hawkins, Eastleigh, Hants. (16 Aug 08 18:01)
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Hi
WE found the library very good, better than on some larger ships, however, we took some books with us (obtained at our local charity shop) and left them on board at end of holiday.
Their is no self service laundry on board however, their is a laundry service via cabin steward, but a bit pricy!
Our cabin was on deck 3 number 3040,two small portholes, bit tight for hanging space but kept very clean and we found it very comfortable.
Hope you enjoy your holiday as much as we did.
Regards Phil & Shirley
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by Sutton, Ellesmere Port (13 Aug 08 18:14)
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Hi, thought your review very helpful. Could we ask what the dress code is? Are there any formal nights when we have to dress up i.e suits and ties for men. Also can women wear trousers on formal occasions?
We are boarding on 27th august. Any other info/tips we would be very grateful. Many thanks Mary
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by Hawkins., Eastleigh, Hants. (25 Aug 08 10:36)
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All the food areas are none smoking including the restaurant. The norm is smart casual ie no shorts or tee shirts in restaurant. On gala nights dinner jackets and bow tie or suit and tie preffered. In general people tended to dress for dinner even on none gala nights. Enjoy your holiday, regards Phil & Shirley Hawkins.
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by Hawkins, Eastleigh, Hants. (14 Aug 08 12:22)
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Hi
The norm is smart casual, ie no shorts or tee shirts in restaurant. Their were two gala nights during our cruise, dinner jacket and bow tie or suit and tie preffered but the few who did not conform on gala nights were not turned away.
A number of the woman wore trousers and it seemed quite exceptable. The carafes of wine were we found very acceptable and good value. We tried lunch in both self service and restaurant and found we preffered the restaurant. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate served in cabin free of charge. Drinks from bar were served in cabin at normal bar prices.
Any other questians will be happy to answer, regards Phil & Shirley Hawkins.
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by Fripp, Gillitts (26 Oct 08 13:38)
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Hi do you have by any chance a bar list with prices?
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by Hawkins., Eastleigh, Hants. (27 Oct 08 21:37)
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Afraid not however, drinks tended to be around the 6 Euro mark for cocktails and double / treble spirits. Carafe of house wine red, white or rose was 9 Euros. Large beers also around the 6 Euro mark.
Regards Phil
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by Coombe, Iver (01 Sep 08 14:11)
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Do the ladies wear evening dress (long dresses)for Garla Nights.
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