Just posting for first time, as I was on PARIS....I had one of the two single cabins on this ship, and it was tiny! But NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT! There was space taken away between hall and outside window for a utility/linen closet from the hall. Only enough room for one bed, even the chair hit the window wall. But it was fine for me, such a short cruise. Maybe 120 Sq. ft? But I didn't have another to share the (tight) space with, especially in the bathroom! Shower was fine, plenty of space (at least for me!)

It was a wonderful group, I don't think there could ever be an unpleasant BK escorted cruise, and for that I am eternally grateful to Ngaire and her "crew" in Dallas. I am a fair weather cruiser, I have decided, so thank goodness for great cruise companions! We met up with some wonderful new friends in Paris and Trier as well who were not part of the BK group. I would go again, definitely, in warmer weather, with a similar BK crowd, and for 7 days only. We started off with food first night that would beat out Regent in my memory, but from then on, I would say "hit or miss" depending on what you ordered. That did not take away from every meal time (lunch or dinner) being fun, I am not about food at all. The Italian M guys, Tony and Tom were happy. I loved the desserts, but it was some of the breakfast pastries that Ken introduced me to that were just the best! I think they did a white chocolate frosting over the pastries rather than the normal sugar thing. I gained about 3 lbs, which is out of the norm for me, must have been those pastries.

Ken did a great job of posting pictures of the Christmas Markets. OMG, Arlene came home with bags full, I am sure! Those German ornaments are beautiful, but expensive, and I didn't risk the breakage. I saw not one cuckoo clock in the markets, nor even a beer stein, but gluewine (sp?) cups were definitely being collected! The food stalls were surely the busiest.

If you are a smoker, it is cold out there when the ship is moving, and there is nowhere else to go. Other times, even some of our cohorts came out there at night when we were in port to join the bad girls, Joanna and me!