pmcl

I too can absolutely relate to your experience. Trying to obtain a jug of hot water or two became a time consuming exercise, not just once but at almost every meal. As for being contacted by the Guest services to see how I was faring, well that didn't happen, as for the medical staff, I must have dropped off their radar once I was issued with anti-virals... Salt and pepper, well that I could understand, but consistently cold food, missing food etc and the lack of fluid is no way to treat people who do the right thing by registering their positive covid status. I did receive a phone call at the end of each day to see if the evening meal had turned up.I didn't bother to mention the missing requests, at the end of the day it seemed pointless. I was however grateful that the ship offered to move me so that my husband was at less risk of catching covid and he could come and go from his cabin as he pleased with the proviso he tested every 2 days. My internet was also complimentary....thank heavens, 6 days in iso on a ship does not make for a pleasant memory. I did feel for the stewards , but again agree, in isolation, it was also my experience we left until last. No way for Princess to treat their loyal passengers, and cannot understand how, or why, some other passengers had a totally different and vastly more positive experience than yours or mine .