Irish Ferries Freight: Schedules, Rates and Updated Information
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Author: Vasile Floroiu.
Comment: Excellent services on the ferry
Good food, clean rooms, very respectful crew, especially Romanians guys!
Rating: 5.0
Date: 5 months ago
Author: Mister Pinto.
Comment: The ferry does the job. We got our car to France and back safe.
However there is a lot of improvement needed. The ferry itself looks accommodating at first sight, but it is very run down and quiet dirty. The staff seems stressed and is not the friendliest. Food is overpriced and not worth what they ask for.
The cabins are as comfortable as they can be on a ferry. But also here, if you expect a clean cabin, you should have very low expectations.
WiFi is overpriced as well (5,- € per hour) and it does not work properly.
Again, all in all it is a ferry and it does the job. But as mentioned before, there is a lot of improvement that should be done.
Rating: 2.0
Date: 2 years ago
Author: Jason Rozell.
Comment: Was able to shop, eat and catch up on sleep. Wifi could be better, as I couldn’t get it to work for me. It took multiple times for my son’s and wife’s phone to connect.
Rating: 4.0
Date: 5 years ago
Author: Jonathan G.
Comment: Ferry was both epic and not so great. Going out everything was perfect. Boarded on time, good room and food was suprising great. On way back boarded 40 minutes late, trip took even longer ( rough seas ) and food was super cold even though I was maybe tenth in queue. Drink machine not working. Room was not great and shower was poor. Suppose it depends what ferry you go on.
Rating: 3.0
Date: 5 months ago
Author: Kevin Byrne.
Comment: Great service between Holyhead and Dublin. Large board well able to take the rough weather that’s common on the Irish Sea. The boats are kitted out with shops, restaurants, cafes, cinemas and boarding.
Rating: 5.0
Date: 6 years ago
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