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Celebrity Cruises · Solstice Class · Maiden voyage 2012
Celebrity Reflection
The largest, newest and roomiest of the five Solstice sisters.
Reflection was the last of the class to launch, and Celebrity used the opportunity to add a whole extra deck. That means 1,523 staterooms, more suites — including the two-storey Reflection Suite — and a wider spread of AquaClass and Concierge cabins than any of her sisters. She keeps everything that defines the class: half an acre of real grass on the Lawn Club, the glass-domed adults-only Solarium, Luminae and The Retreat for suite guests, and a speciality dining line-up that runs from Murano to Le Petit Chef. Revitalised in 2022, she splits her year between the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.
Watch
Celebrity Reflection — a first look.
A full walk-through of Celebrity Reflection — decks, dining, the Lawn Club and the Solarium. Worth fifteen minutes before we speak.
Quick facts
The essentials — checked before we advise.
Fleet details change. These are correct at time of writing; we'll confirm the exact deployment for your dates when we speak.
Class
Solstice Class (sister to Solstice, Equinox, Eclipse and Silhouette) — the largest of the five
Maiden voyage
12 October 2012 · last revitalisation October 2022
Guests
3,046 at double occupancy (up to 3,609 maximum)
Crew
Approximately 1,293
Tonnage & size
125,366 GT · 1,047 feet long · 123-foot beam · 27-foot draft · 14 guest decks
Staterooms
1,523 in total — 78% with a veranda, 5% ocean view, 10% inside; 434 accommodate 3 or 4 guests, 268 connecting, 30 wheelchair accessible
Suites & AquaClass
One 1,636 sq ft Reflection Suite, a 1,291 sq ft Penthouse, 8 Royal Suites, 52 Sky Suites, plus 150 AquaClass and 268 Concierge Class staterooms
Built by
Meyer Werft · registered in Malta
Official fact sheet
Every deck, dining venue and stateroom count — the full Celebrity Reflection fact sheet (PDF).
Onboard
Standout features, at a glance.
A high-level look. We'll go deeper on any of these — including the shows worth pre-booking — when we speak.
The Lawn Club
Real, growing grass on deck 15, with cabanas and an outdoor video wall for alfresco films. The Lawn Club Grill sits alongside it — barbecue done properly, and one of the nicest tables at sea.
The Solarium
A glass-domed, adults-only pool, hot tub and lounging space on deck 14. It is why this ship works as well on a shoulder-season Mediterranean week as it does in the Caribbean.
The Retreat
Suite guests get Luminae, Michael's Club lounge and a private sundeck. Reflection has more suites than any sister — including the two-deck Reflection Suite with its own glass-walled bathroom over the sea.
Six speciality restaurants
Murano, Tuscan Grille, Sushi on Five, The Porch, Le Petit Chef and the Lawn Club Grill. We'll tell you which two are genuinely worth the cover on your sailing — and which nights to keep for Opus.
All Included fares
Most UK Reflection fares bundle drinks, Wi-Fi and tips. We'll check whether the standard package covers what you'll actually order before you pay to upgrade to premium.
AquaClass and Blu
150 AquaClass staterooms with spa amenities and their own restaurant, Blu — the best-value step up on the ship, and quieter than the fare difference suggests.
Cabins & where to book
Not all balconies are equal.
Reflection's extra deck gives you more choice than her sisters — 78% of staterooms have a veranda, and the suite and AquaClass tiers are unusually deep. The question is which balcony, not whether to book one.
We'll steer you clear of the obstructed views, the cabins under the pool deck and the noisy connecting doors — and towards the ones that quietly go for the same money.
Best value
Concierge Class, mid-ship decks 9–10
268 of them, so there is usually availability. Steady in a swell, short walks everywhere, plus priority embarkation and dining times for a modest step up.
Quiet pick
Sunset Veranda or Sunset Concierge, aft
Only 47 across both categories, with a wake view that makes sea days. They go first on Caribbean and Mediterranean weeks — book early or not at all.
Worth the upgrade
AquaClass, or a Sky Suite in The Retreat
AquaClass buys you Blu and spa access well short of a suite fare. On a longer sailing, a Sky Suite with Luminae and Michael's Club often works out better than people expect.
Approach with care
Deck 12 forward and cabins under the pool deck
Reflection's extra deck shifted a few cabins into less happy positions. We'll steer you a floor or two down for the same money.
Where she sails
Popular itineraries for Celebrity Reflection.
A general picture of her deployment. Exact dates, ports and pricing shift — we'll confirm live availability for your window.
Winter
Caribbean from Florida
Seven- to eleven-night Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean sailings, with longer holiday itineraries around Christmas and New Year.
Shoulder seasons
Transatlantic repositioning
Slow spring and autumn crossings between Europe and the Americas — the sea-day sailings this ship suits best, and often the best value of her year.
Why book Celebrity Reflection with Valora
A Royal Guru in your corner.
- A certified Celebrity expert who knows this ship's decks, not a call centre reading a screen
- Honest guidance on whether AquaClass or The Retreat is worth it for your sailing — often one is and one isn't
- Cabin and deck advice that avoids the noise, the obstructed views and the long walks
- Fare comparison across All Included tiers, so you don't pay twice for drinks you won't order
- Support before, during and after you sail — including flights and pre-cruise stays where they're needed
Ready when you are
Sail Reflection the right way.
Twenty unhurried minutes with a named Celebrity specialist. Honest advice on cabin, deck and season — no obligation, no hard sell.