Cruise ship given new upgrades after dry dock

Holland America Line’s Rotterdam <i>(Image: NQ)</i>
Holland America Line’s Rotterdam (Image: NQ)
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A cruise ship has been given a refurbishment following a two-week dry dock in the Netherlands.

Holland America Line’s Rotterdam has resumed service after a re-fit.

Passengers are now experiencing a series of onboard improvements as the ship returns to its seven-night itineraries.

Entertainment venues have been refreshed, with extra seating added to both Billboard Onboard and the Rolling Stone Lounge.

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The Crow’s Nest has also been enhanced with a newly installed live performance space.

On deck nine, the sea view pool area now features a new outdoor stage and bandstand, expanding options for open-air events.

Accommodation has also been adapted, with 22 Vista Suites upgraded to include sofa beds, allowing up to four guests.

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