Other in-room amenities include a LED TV, a mini fridge, a hair dryer, a telephone and an accessible writing desk. The room comes with two single-size beds pushed together to make a double bed and 4 pillows. We love the beds and pillows as they were really clean and comfortable to sleep on.  

The bathroom is also larger in order to support a roll in shower. It is equipped with a fold down bench, hand-held shower head, lowered sink, raised toilet seat and grab bar. Only basic toiletries like 2-in-1 shower gel and shampoo, disposable toothbrush and toothpaste and towels are provided. There is an emergency call button in the bathroom as well. 

The room also comes with basic coffee and tea making facilities including mugs, a kettle, instant coffee and tea bags. Two complimentary bottles of water are provided and will be replenished daily during housekeeping. However, the housekeeping didn't come to make up our room or replenished the water during our stay. 

The Genting Dream Cruise comes with free 'DREAM WiFi" that will allow you to view the ship information, cruise directory, daily onboard schedule and review your onboard account statement. I find this really redundant because you can easily access to these information onboard, via a daily newsletter called with Dream Daily. You can find it on the many screens around the ship or even on the TV in your room.  

If you need to connect with your family and friends or access to your social media, the Genting Dream also offers various internet packages that you can purchase. We subscribed to the 3D2N standard 2 devices WiFi package for  SGD 42. Do note that the package is sold according to your cruise length, not according to the length of your usage. That means even if you buy the the package on the last day of your cruise, you will still be charged for the number of nights your cruise is. Therefore, if you intend to subscribe to their internet package, it is best that you buy it as soon as you get onboard. 

With 35 restaurants and bars, serving a wide range of cuisines, you will never go hungry on Genting Dream. The offerings comprise of inclusive and specialty restaurants, as well as bars. However, only three of them are inclusive restaurants where you can eat without paying additional money.  

Dream Dining Upper: Chinese set meals

Dream Dining Lower: Semi-buffet western meals

The Lido: International buffet 

The Lido Outdoor: Snack Corner

You can also choose to dine at the specialty restaurants at your own costs. But we didn't see the point in spending additional money we had access to so much 'free' food. 

Bistro: Western - premium cuts from around the world

Blue Lagoon: Quick and casual food from Asia and international favorites

Gelateria: Home-made gelato

Hot Pot: Outdoor hot pot with scenic ocean views

Lobby Cafe: Informal cafe with an European-style bakery

Prime Steakhouse by Mark Best: Steaks. lambchops and seafood grills

Silk Road Chinese Restaurant: Chinese fine dining

Umi Uma: Premium Japanese Cuisine, Teppanyaki, Korean BBQ & Shabu Shabu

Do note that all the inclusive restaurants have specified meal times. The meal hours were short and none of them was opened long hours or till late night. If you miss the specified meal time, you can either pay to eat at one of the specialty restaurants, or wait for the snack corner at The Lido to open. 

Also, you can only eat at one of the complimentary restaurant per meal period (breakfast, lunch and dinner). If you eat at more than one complimentary restaurants at the same meal period, a nominal fee will apply. If you get hungry in between the main meals, the snack corner at the Lido restaurant will be your best choice. You will usually find snacks like fried bee hoon /noodles, lasagna, plain congee, curry puffs, an assortment of sandwiches and cakes at the snack corner. There are also a free flow of tea, coffee and juices that you enjoy all day. 

When it comes to buffet, I believe The Lido will offer a wide variety of food than the Dream Dining Lower restaurant. We chose to eat our breakfast here because we like the peaceful environment. 

For breakfast, we were served plain congee, black sesame steamed buns, Chinese rice noodle rolls (cheong fun), stir-fried vermicelli and sesame balls. The black sesame steamed buns tasted horrible. The black sesame filling taste bitter and burnt. 

The breakfast was a little too heavy for us. We could not finish all the items they served us. In fact, we only took a mouthful of the stir-fried vermicelli. What a waste. 

For adrenaline seekers, you can challenge yourself on the high rope Course where you can walk on the planks and unstable bridges. Upon completing the rope course, you can enjoy gliding above the ocean on a 35-metres zipline from one end to the another end. 

There is also a low rope course at ground level designed for younger kids. Kids can challenge themselves on the low rope course under the supervision of adults.

During our stay, we like to spent happy hour at Bar 360 sipping cocktails and listening to live music. There is no lack of places to grab a drink onboard Genting Dream, but our favorite bar to order a drink from was the Mixt Cocktail Bar at Deck 8. I love their wide range of innovative cocktails which costs SGD 13.50 per glass. If you are a heavy drinker, you might want to consider buying one of their bottomless beverage packages. 

For those who planned to spent the night away at Bar 360, I would suggest that you come early to grab a seat by the bar before the scheduled performance. If you would like to enjoy live music in a more private setting, you might consider visiting Tributes. However, the music can get pretty loud inside the bar because it is a more enclosed space. 

Cruise vacation can be a great option for short getaway. You can board the ship at an inclusive price and enjoy free meals and entertainments without having to worry about where to go and what to do next. 

To be honest, there was nothing much for us to do on the cruise ship. Although we enjoyed doing absolutely nothing during the trip, we got really bored at some point. We were not the kind of travelers who love to dip in the pool or even get ourselves wet. Even though there are activities that we would like to do, but we didn't really want to spend additional money on them. 

I think cruising is just not my kind of vacation. But even so, I was still blown away by the wide variety of food, dazzling shows and fantastic crew members on board.