madster66

You most definitely can book suites as early savers... I have done this twice for cruises this year..

Hi We have stayed in one of these family cabins on Ventura and no the beds in the inside cabin would not convert to a double. They are fixed in place. Hope this helps..😀

Our teenage girls loved the fjords.. They still call it the best holiday ever. There was lots to do and at 17 and 15 now they would return in a heartbeat.

Hi we have had a conversation with P&O regarding a suite on Arvia with an interconnecting inside cabin. This is the same set up as Iona I believe. We were told from P&O that our children in the interconnecting cabin would not be entitled to any of the suite perks as this is sold as a standard inside cabin.. So they would not be able to go into the Epicurean for breakfast with us even if it was open. For this reason we did not book the interconnecting cabin as there seems little point. We do not want to eat in different places. The lady that I spoke to said that there had been lots of problems on Iona with this issue. This is not sold as a family suite as on Ventura and Azura so please be aware of this.

OK I will calm myself down and have another chat with P&O ..Thank you all

I was told on the phone i would get future cruise credit.. but that is not what the cancellation invoice i have been sent shows. i do have travel insurance with cruise cover.. but expected better from P&O .

I really do not understand P&O right now. We were due to go on Britannia on Sunday, but today I have tested positive for Covid. I called customer services and they informed me that they would not let me travel. This was not a surprise. I have just received a cancellation invoice and P&O are keeping nearly all the money I have paid... I am so upset. We have 3 other cruises already booked which I am now going to cancel. I did not want to cancel my holiday, but am not allowed to travel and have been penalised for this ...