Previously called Costa Romantica and now knows as the Costa neoRomantica the ship was refurbished in 2011–2012. An additional 111 cabins and public rooms added. Also an addition to the ship is a wine and cheese bar, a chocolate confectionary bar, cabaret lounge and nightclub and LED lighting.The Costa neo Collection Itineraries are new to Costa neoRomantica which are customized itineraries designed with the guests interests in mind.

[fa type=”bed”] Accommodation

Onboard you will find 789 cabins. Among these are 46 with private balcony and 28 suites. There are several different price categories and the size of the cabin varies depending on cabin. There are triple quad cabins available onboard that are good for families and small groups traveling together.

[fa type=”cutlery”] Food

The main restaurant is a 738-seat Botticelli Restaurant. Staff onboard dance and entertain the guests as they eat in the restaurant. The Samsara Restaurant provides an another option for dining for 78 guests. It serves up fresh and healthy menus.

[fa type=”ticket”] Activities

Onboard the Costa neoRomantica is the Casino Excelsior, Tango Disco, Show Lounge Bar ‘cabaret Vienna’ is the main show lounge onboard with a dance floor, Library, Shopping Center ‘Galleria Via Condotti’. The Costa neoRomantica also has a 4,400 sq. m. Samsara Spa.

[fa type=”group”] Families

The Squok Club is the main venue for activities for children ages 3 -11. Children can engage in arts and craft activities, play Playstation, or participate in organized games such as treasure hunts and bingo. The Teens Club is available onboard and offered to children who are 12 – 17 years of age. Teens are invited to participate in organized sports competition, play games and dance.

Verdict

– Cruise Passenger

“…was excellent as well as the cabin service. Entertainment and features of the ship very enjoyable. What really stood out for me and made my holiday very special was the Hungarian Latin Dance Group. They were four outstanding professionals and kind human beings…”

– Cruise Critic

– Berlitz