Century is a timeless vessel; the perfect blend of world-class amenities, advanced technology and classic style. Ten decks feature AquaSpa, the two-tiered Grand Restaurant, Michael's Club, and the first cigar bar at sea. Opulance, perfectly staged for you. Convenient Internet cafes allow guests to stay connected with family and friends. State-of- the-art theaters provide the perfect environment for lavish Broadway and Vegas production shows.

The Michael's Club offers hand-rolled cigars, fine cognacs and port wine. The AquaSpa provides guests over 40 ways to rejuvenate the mind, body and soul. In-stateroom dining is available to guests 24 hours a day.

Ship Facts

Occupancy: 1,814
Tonnage:  71,545
Length: 815 ft
Beam: 105.6 ft
Draught: 25 ft
Cruise Speed: 21.5 kts
Inaugural Date: Dec 20, 1995

Best For People Who Want:
A quality cruise at a bargain price; good food; adult-oriented atmosphere; polite service; quiet times

Should Be Avoided By People Who Prefer:
Lots of children's & sports facilities; many alternative dining venues.

Onboard Experience:
Century has just emerged from a $55 million refurbishment that added many features found on the Millennium-class vessels. 314 new verandas were added to cabins, and 14 new suites were created out of existing space, 10 new staterooms categories, ranging from inside to veranda, including an expanded number of Concierge Class staterooms and a new specialty restaurant have been added.

The Spa has been expanded, and the deck area nearby now has a Spa Cafe in the style of the Millennium class. It features light, healthy spa cuisine, available for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

The Lido deck now offers a variety of food stations they collectively refer to as "Casual Dining Boulevard." It includes a made-to-order Pasta and Pizza Bar, Sushi Cafe, and a small ice cream parlor. The usual buffet breakfasts will still be served, but they are adding themed lunches, and a casual dress dinner service every night. Other additions to the ship include the Cova Cafe Milano, a champagne bar, martini bar, a new computer/business center and a permanent space dedicated to the "Acupuncture at Sea" program. The children's facilities have been expanded as well.

Decor:
One word you could use for this ship is "dramatic" with stark shades of silver against dark mahogany wood. The ship goes from light and bright in the Atrium to dark and brooding in the dining and theater areas. The refurbishment means all the fabrics and finishings have been newly upgraded giving the ship a fresh new look.