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New-look Century sets sail
Saturday, 31 May, 2006
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Celebrity Cruises’ ship Century has re-entered service following a five-week $55 million refurbishment.
The 10-year-old ship has had 314 balconies added plus 14 new suites and 10 cabins.
Other features include a Murano speciality restaurant, a 76-seat Shushi bar and an ice bar.
Cabins now include flat-screen TVs and wireless internet access. The spa area has been expanded to incorporate 10 new seaview treatment rooms, a barber shop and a 54-seat cafe.
The 70,000-ton vessel is running a series of European cruises before sailing to Miami to operate four and five-night Caribbean itineraries from Miami from November to April, 2007.
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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