Celestyal Olympia deck plans

Celestyal Olympia (1980-built, formerly "Louis Olympia", last refurbished in 2016) is the largest vessel in the fleet of Celestyal Cruises. The company also operates the ships Celestyal Crystal /Louis Cristal, Celestyal Odyssey and Thomson Spirit (chartered). Before its operations for Louis Cruises (as Louis Olympia /2012-2014), the boat was chartered by the Thomson UK (Marella Cruises) and operated under the name Thomson Destiny (2005-2012).

Celestyal Olympia cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 724 staterooms for 1611 passengers (max capacity is 1664) served by 540 crew-staff. The boat has 10 decks (9 passenger-accessible, 7 with cabins), 3 restaurants, 7 lounges and bars, 2 swimming pools, 4 elevators.

Representing an earlier cruising age, the ship's interior features wide corridors, solid cabin doors, many staterooms with large picture windows (with thick metal frames). Suite balconies are triangular-shaped (cut from the boat's superstructure /not jutting out), polished mahogany banisters.

Celestyal Olympia deckplan changes 2016 refurbishment review

During the ship's 2016 drydock refurbishment (done in Piraeus-Athens Greece) to a total of 21 Oceanview cabins were added balconies and the staterooms were upgraded to Junior Suites (category SBJ-Balcony Junior Suite). The ship also has 9 Balcony Suites (SB). Each of the new cabin verandas extends 1,4 m (4,5 ft) from the ship's bulkhead and has a length between 2,8-5,8 m (9-19 ft).

All cabins and all public areas were also renovated and upgraded. Hotel amenities upgrades were also implemented, along with general maintenance works.