Completely redesigned for the 2020 cruise season kick-off, the Norwegian Spirit sails African, Asian, and Mediterranean cruises, with special service to other regions of the world. Although it is among the smallest of the cruise line's ships, measuring in at approximately 880 feet in total length, it boasts a spacious interior that can accommodate nearly 3,000 guests and crew members. The staterooms have been renovated with all new finishing and furniture to give them a clean and contemporary look that promotes rest and relaxation while you enjoy a memorable voyage at sea.
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With world-class restaurants and retail shops, live entertainment performed in a state-of-the-art theater facility, and a wide array of recreational activities, you are sure to have as much fun on the ship as you will exploring the ports of Asia and Africa. Once you are done with your daytime adventures, head over to Galaxy of the Stars Observation Lounge, Champagne Champions Champagne Bar, or Henry's Pub for a signature cocktail or glass of fine wine and make a toast to enjoying the good life.
The Norwegian Spirit receives generally positive reviews for its service, destinations, and entertainment, but is frequently criticized for its aging facilities, inconsistent food quality, and occasional lapses in customer service. Many guests praise the friendly crew and diverse itineraries, but note that the ship is in need of refurbishment. Pricing and value are seen as fair, though extra charges and expensive excursions are a common complaint. Cabins are often described as clean but dated, with some maintenance issues reported. Entertainment is a highlight, while food and dining experiences vary widely. Overall, the ship offers a good cruise experience, especially for the price, but improvements are needed in several areas.
Service is generally praised for being friendly and attentive, especially among the general crew and restaurant staff. However, there are notable complaints about customer service at the information desk, slow dining service, and some lapses in special occasion recognition.