Rubyfisch

Our first tiles:

Sitting on our balcony, listening to someone play Acadian folk music down on the pier.

We're in 6224, and it's totally fine, unless you are on the balcony. There are two US outlets and an EU outlet on the desk. As far as I can tell, there is nothing by the bed. And it looks like there is a USB in the table lamp.

I'm not sure it matters. We've been facing the port in Halifax and Charlottetown. I think I'd rather face the port in Charlottetown and the harbor in Halifax. I'll let you know which way we dock in Quebec City.

Banofee pie:

Lido lunch:

The Food Hall:

St. Dunstan's:

Here are the pictures - as I said, it isn't really couches: And then it's this behind the curtain:

Souvenir shops:

We grabbed coffee at the Black Kettle:

Irish Settlers Memorial:

We are out and about in Charlottetown, walking along the boardwalk:

I'll grab a picture of that when I go past. There are a couple of couches, but mostly just rows of chairs.

That's all there is - other than the room with the grand piano and the rows of chairs. There also isn't really a separate library - the books surround the whole area.

Here are the port side rooms, starting aft and walking forward: And this is starboard: Let me know if there something else you were looking for.

Breakfast: Oatmeal and banana: Buckwheat pancakes:

They don't seem to be doing shared tables at breakfast, which I'm a little bit disappointed with. I'm a breakfast person, my partner isn't. I don't mind eating alone (I can Duolingo and read my book and update this review), but I like the choice.

Good morning from Charlottetown:

I went up to the orange party well after it started - it was so much fun. There was dancing and snacks and so much orange clothing ....

We got off around 9:10 or so and walked around a bit. Inside the terminal: The ship at night:

I've yet to sit anywhere that isn't comfortable, and it's generally pretty comfortable noise-wise. Obviously, if they are doing trivia or bingo, you can hear that where they are doing it, but otherwise I haven't noticed any annoying background noises. I do find the public areas to be kind of weirdly cut up. Probably good from a sound insulation point of view, but it just feels kind of disjointed.

Local welcoming party ....

A little lighthouse doing it's thing:

Dutch night in the dining room: French onion soup: Bami Goreng - this is fantastic - just a little bit spicy and really warm and peanutty: Cream puff: