Bellejour

Cabins

MS Bellejour has a total of 89 staterooms, all of which are outside. On decks Rhine and Danube, two panoramic windows overlook French Balcony. On deck Moselle, all cabins are with non-opening extra-large portholes. The ship can carry a maximum of 180 passengers, but the cruise company limits their number to 160. There are more than 60 French Balcony cabins with sliding glass-door (floor-ceiling) windows, all located on upper decks.

All staterooms are equally sized (170 ft2 / 16 m2), comfortable, well designed and smartly furnished in restful colours and light woods. Standard amenities include twin beds (convertible to double), wardrobe, flat TV, radio, phone, electronic safe box (in the closet), minibar, en-suite bathroom (WC, shower, single vanity with under-sink storage, hairdryer, bath products), individually controlled air-conditioning.

Shipboard facilities

Bellejour cruise ship has many things to win guests over, such as culinary delights in its onboard restaurant and an expansive sun deck. Wireless internet connection provided on the whole liner means passengers can send holiday greetings to family and friends from anywhere along the river. In the inviting and cozy spa area they can use the sauna room, jacuzzi and loungers for absolute relaxation. State-of-the-art cardio machines are found in the fitness room to improve stamina.

Well designed feature is the positioning of the Restaurant, Bar-Lounge and top-deck's Cafe. Floor-ceiling windows allow perfect views for diners. Other popular onboard places are the Spa-Fitness centre (with whirlpool, sauna, modern gym equipment) and the Library (reading lounge). Onboard languages are German and English. The Cruise Director, Tour Escort, tour guides and key staff all speak fluent English.

Bellejour ship is one of all three time-chartered by CMV riverboats operating in Europe. The other CMV-chartered riverboat is Belvedere. Passengers on MS Bellejour tend to be 45+. At full capacity, boat's ratio is 1 crew to 4,2 passengers.