The 2,850-passenger Celebrity Solstice joined the Celebrity Cruises fleet in 2008 as the first Solstice Series ship. Elegant yet modern, Celebrity Solstice has an impressive number of drinking and dining venues.
Onboard Experience
Accommodation
Celebrity Solstice staterooms offer a real sense of luxury. Everything has been thought of, even the tiniest details; luxurious bed linen, an extensive pillow menu and complimentary 24-hour room service. With five cabin types, there truly is a stateroom for all.
Inside Staterooms feature twin beds that can be converted to a queen as well as a sofa bed, cupboard, desk with a chair and wardrobe. Oceanview Staterooms have all the amenities of an inside cabin but with the addition of a large picture window. With the same amenities as Inside and Oceanview Staterooms, Balcony Staterooms feature a 54-square-foot balcony with a table and two chairs. On the balcony, you’ll find a partition that can be opened to create a larger shared space for those travelling with others in adjoining cabins.
Those staying in AquaClass Staterooms will have exclusive access to a number of exciting public spaces such as Blu, Celebrity Solstice’s spa restaurant. In your room, you’ll find an aromatherapy diffuser that will subtly add relaxing scents, a super five-head Hansgrohe shower panel in the bathroom and a range of delicious teas replenished daily. You’ll also have access to a personal concierge who can arrange spa treatments and grant you free access to the Persian Garden and Relaxation Room.
The most luxurious cabins at sea, Celebrity Solstice’s Suites include personal butlers who will serve you breakfast, lunch and dinner, afternoon tea and evening hors d’oeuvres should you wish. You’ll have exclusive access to the suit-only restaurant Luminae, as well as exclusive use of Michael’s Club, a bar and lounge that offers complimentary perks such as drinks, a personal concierge and breakfast daily.
Dining
Celebrity Solstice has an extensive list of speciality restaurants each with a passion for exquisite food and fine dining. Why not take pleasure in the subtle tastes of the Far East or the tantalising flavours of Italian cuisine? Whichever you choose, there’s a restaurant for you.
Dining takes centre stage on Celebrity Solstice. Restaurants are split into two categories; Free Dining and Fee Dining. Free Dining options include Grand Epernay on Decks 3 and 4, Luminae on Deck 3, Blu on Deck 5, Oceanview Café on Deck 14, Mast Grill also on Deck 14 and even room service. Oceanview Café offers a multi-station buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you fancy a snack in between dips in the pool, Mast Grill serves burgers, hot dogs, fries and the like. Grand Epernay is the ship's main dining room where dinner is served in two sittings, with assigned waiters and tables. Fee Dining options include Murano, Silk Harvest, Tuscan Grille, Café al Bacio and Sushi on 5 all on Deck 5.
Entertainment
On Celebrity Solstice, you’ll have plenty to keep you busy while cruising in lavish luxury. During the day, you could enjoy a picnic on the lawn grass, embracing the casual country club atmosphere, relax and treat yourself at the spa, where a range of rejuvenating treatments await or you could take a trip to the fitness centre and have your very own personal trainer build a regime that’s perfect for you. If you prefer to go it alone, you could even go for a jog around the running track, with glorious views as your backdrop.
At night, you’ll find live music in several spots throughout the ship. You can dance the night away in Quasar, indulge in your favourite tipple in the Martini Bar or enjoy a Silent Disco. Fancy watching a film? Celebrity Central, a secondary theatre venue, regularly feature films. Or, head to the Lawn Club where concerts and films are regularly played.
Destinations
Celebrity Solstice has several departure ports; Seattle in the USA, Vancouver in Canada, Yokohama in Japan, Hong Kong in China, Honolulu in Hawaii, Sydney in Australia and Singapore in the Republic of Singapore. She sails her guests to Alaska, Japan, Hawaii, Australia and New Zealand.
