It started off bad, when no one showed up at the airport to transfer us to the London hotel. After waiting awhile I arranged/pay for alternate transportation. Upon arrival at the hotel we then find out Princess changed it because the person at the hotel said it was closed. Fortunately she knew where Princess moved it to. Thank God the driver we hired didn't leave, or we may never have gotten there.
Then there were several Covid tests; one before we embarked on the Regal Princess and then twice more onboard with constant mask wearing overall the cruise was good. If the cruise was under 10 days mask wearing was optional, anything over that was mandatory.
The ship held 4,250 passengers and 1,300 crew. There was 1,300 crew onboard, but they limited the passengers to about 1,400, which was positive. It was a Medallion Cruise. The phone app never worked well and did not do all that it was supposed to do.
The ship was very clean with a very attentive to our needs crew. We didn’t see much difference in the regular mini-suite from the Club Class mini-suite. However, we did like the no-wait Club Class Dining Room. Overall the food was excellent.
France delayed entry into Cherbourg by 3 hours because the weather in France was bad. This delay cut our 9 hour Normandy Beaches tour by 3 hours, down to 6, so we didn't get to see all we wanted to see. They refunded to our shipboard account $60 each.
The biggest complaint was that they cut the port call to Bermuda and the ships internet access. They touted the internet access as the best at sea and it stunk. It was so bad that they refunded $100/pp to our shipboard account.
Vigo, Spain and the Azores were nice stops, although the weather is the Azores again was a bit cold and rainy. After the Azores it was 6 days at sea, straight to Fort Lauderdale
Finally, we each have $200 of future ship deposit credits. The question is what is next.