ss Rotterdam by WestCord

A great opportunity to experience the glamour of Trans Atlantic Ocean liners and to visit a bit of living history. Wonderfully atmospheric to wonder around the decks and to be staying in one of the cabins. The Lido restaurant on board is terrific, we had a great dinner (recommend the brisket or the ribs) and the breakfast is also an excellent big buffet of pretty well anything you could want. Nice views out over the Rhine as you dine. Enjoyed the tour of the engine room the following morning.

Step aboard and travel back in time. The Grande Dame is a magnificent ocean liner from a bygone era, still radiating the grandeur of its past. This historical theme is beautifully preserved throughout the hotel. At the check-in desk, you'll be greeted by staff in classic uniforms and receive your personal copy of the "Ocean Post," a newspaper detailing everything you need to know for your stay. As you explore, you'll discover captivating photographs showcasing the ship in its glorious heyday. The rooms are classic. While the beds are very comfortable, the rooms are spacious but not very luxury (for today's standards!). Don't forget to take a tour to get to know more about the history, the upper decks, the machine room etc. It's very fun for the entire family to roam and explore the ship. The ship hosts will tell you everything you want to know about the ball rooms, the bow and bridge.

It's a very interesting experience. Also, I loved the watertaxi. Could get to work very fast and not expensive. Most of the staff are nice. And the ship has many different places to spend some relaxing time.

Our room was fantastic, very clean and modern. The excitement of being on the ship makes for a special stay. The bar on the middle deck is comfortable with a very reasonably priced food menu. Taking the high speed water taxi straight from the boarding deck to other parts of the city is an amazing experience.

Its dutch maritime history, its a lovely environment to stay