Took the lunch cruise with our 4 teenage grand-daughters on the first day of our two-week Paris visit. It was a great way to start the visit -- viewing the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, etc., while enjoying French cuisine and French wine. We had the less expensive middle table, which I think provides a better view than the window tables, since you can easily view out both sides of the boat.
I arranged a 3-day trip to Paris for my daughter’s 21st birthday. I booked the cruise on her actual birthday. The ambiance, service and staff were excellent. We were late for the lunch service due to the transport strikes. Staff were so very helpful and changed the booking to the dinner service with no-fuss. The actual dinner service was so beautiful! We were able to savour the iconic landmarks along the Seine while being served an awesome three course meal. The length of the service is perfect; long enough to enjoy the meal, the sights and the pleasant background music. The staff were fully attentive (almost like visiting relatives as they were so happy to please). They were polite, courteous and very friendly. I asked that a 21st birthday cake topper be placed on my daughter's dessert as I did not have a cake. An amazing four dessert platter was prepared including a mini mousse type “cake” and staff placed the cake topper placed on top! Thank you for an awesome birthday celebration!
Nice and awesome lunch on the cruise with a very very polite waitress name Sarah !! She a good dancer and having a 5 star on Customer Service! Satisfied with her service and always smile ! I and my family really enjoy with the major service and will come to visit paris and definately will try this service again. Ofcourse, I will tell to all my friends and family about this trip. Thank You !!!!
I understand visitors want to capture the best photos of Paris BUT….does that mean they get to ruin the experience for others? We paid for expensive seats to have a window view of our cruise. Sitting down to enjoy the view, we couldn’t have been happier. Then SHE showed up…and unfortunately hardly returned to her seat. With all this hair (who wants hair over their food?), she hung over my daughter-in-law like a dark cloud most of the experience. The wait staff had to constantly move around her, she pulled the hair of my daughter-in-law, bumped into her, all while snapping selfies and photos of Paris. In question - If you pay for the center of the ship seats, do you have the right to come stay by the window on top of guests have paid to be by the window while dining? I finally had to ask the staff to request she leave. However, should the staff have handled this situation much earlier by asking the guest to return to her seat?