Crystal Harmony Cruise Reviews
Crystal Harmony
Launched in 1990, Crystal Harmony is the largest cruise ship ever built in Japan. A true luxury vessel, she is deployed on world-wide itineraries.
| Operator: Crystal Cruises | Capacity (double occupancy): 960 |
| Builder: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries | Full Capacity: 1,010 |
| Inaugurated: 1990 | Space Ratio: 50.6 / 48.1 |
| Gross Tonnage: 48,621 gt | Crew: 550 |
| Length: 791 ft. / 241 m | Berlitz® Rating: ***** |
Cruise Reviews
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Patrick Regan,
December 9th, 2002; Panama Canal
Tom
Houts, September 2nd, 2002; Alaska
Wayne Gerber, June 29th, 2000; Alaska
Mini Reviews
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Herb, July 10th, 1999; Alaska
Park H. Davis, Dec. 10th, 1998; South Pacific
Excerpts from Crystal's Website about Crystal Harmony
Being on a Crystal ship, according to guests, is like being at a retreat, an upscale resort, a country club and a spa rolled into one. The feeling is elegant but never stuffy. You might say that the ship's spirit and sense of class are reflected in its godmother: Mary Tyler Moore christened Crystal Harmony in 1990.
Choice is a key element of the Crystal dining experience, rich in menus and venues. Guests can choose what to eat, when to eat and where to eat, just as they would at a fine hotel or resort ashore. Elaborate, selection-filled menus are presented daily in several settings.
The elegant Crystal Dining Room offers a choice of two evening seatings. It is renowned for an international menu that changes daily, no matter how long the cruise, and for its extensive wine list.