Read the reviews from those who have traveled aboard MSC Poesia. Discover details about life on board, from culinary offerings to leisure activities.
Passengers share their experiences in the restaurants, bars, relaxation areas, and during organized excursions.
Find out more about the cabins, available services, and entertainment moments enjoyed during the cruise.
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Small but excellent for getting from one point to another... very kind crew.
A not very large ship, which I actually prefer, as it allows for a friendlier atmosphere with other passengers, the entertainment team, and the rest of the crew, who are always ready to help solve any issues.
Lack of hygiene at the buffet. Since there are no sinks to wash your hands upon entering, as on other ships, there should be more hand sanitizer dispensers. In addition, the staff sweep the floor with a broom, raising a huge cloud of dust while people are still eating and food is still on display. They should at least use an electric vacuum.
Older ship, but comfortable for the itinerary taken!
Some cabin interiors need refurbishment
After Grandiosa and Euribia I felt the blow, the ship was much noisier and unstable, the bathroom was small and lacked a shower cabin, the 0-3 year old kids' area was located outside on deck 14 (unreachable on rainy days which are never lacking in northern Europe), difficulty getting into the very small elevators with the stroller compared to the previous ships, absence of a promenade. I give it a 6 and not a 5 only because being smaller in size I appreciated the lower crowd compared to previous cruises.
Beautiful but a bit dated unlike others from the MSC company
Ship with its years, but always reliable and characteristic with its musical corners, relaxation and lots of space to sit, socialize and enjoy the vacation. Unlike the new ships which are like a large shopping center, where people, i.e. us travelers, feel out of place, tortured by the frenzy of spending the day booking that show, that attraction, and not always at a good price
