Celebrity Silhouette

The Retreat is Celebrity's ship-within-a-ship for guests in Sky Suites and above. The Revolution turned an underused sundeck and sports court into a two-level Retreat Sundeck, with a bar, shaded loungers, a large hot tub, rainforest showers, cabanas and daybeds. Retreat hosts hand out towels and sunscreen. Inside, the Retreat Lounge has a concierge team and an open bar, and Luminae serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with nightly dishes from Daniel Boulud.

The Lawn Club debuted on the Solstice Class, and it brings real, live grass to the top deck. Guests play bocce or lawn bowling, catch first-run movies on a big LED screen, or arrange a picnic on the grass. Private alcoves can be rented for a day or the whole cruise. At one end, the Lawn Club Grill is a specialty restaurant (extra cost) that's included in Celebrity's multi-meal specialty dining packages.

Toward the back of the Lawn Club, The Porch feels like a Southern seafood restaurant on the beach, with ceiling fans and an open kitchen (extra cost). Just aft is the Sunset Bar, which the Revolution greatly expanded by trimming some of the grass and opening up the bar. Danny calls it probably the most popular venue on board on a sunny day. A stairway leads down to the Oceanview Café's aft terrace.

The adults-only Solarium is a climate-controlled retreat with a large pool for laps, padded loungers, hot tubs with ocean views and the Spa Café and juice bar. The Spa next door has a salon, barber shop and treatment rooms. Its Persian Garden thermal suite adds heated stone loungers, an herbal steam room, rainforest showers and an aromatic room. AquaClass guests get thermal suite access for the whole cruise, and the locker-room saunas are complimentary.

The Oceanview Café is the complimentary casual option, and every seat has an ocean view. Stations change daily, with a fromagerie, Indian dishes, Asian and Mexican stations, a grill, made-to-order eggs at breakfast and fresh pizza that stays open a little later. Scoops serves ice cream, and the beverage stations offer coffee, tea, hot chocolate and infused waters. Out back, a big aft-facing terrace sits right below the Sunset Bar.

Sushi on Five is a specialty restaurant (extra cost) with a sushi bar, fresh fish on display and Japanese dishes beyond sushi. Seating ranges from booths to tables for two or four, and staff can push tables together for groups. It's included in Celebrity's specialty dining packages. Nearby on the same deck, Café al Bacio pours lattes and cappuccinos with complimentary cookies, and the gelateria serves gelato for an extra cost.

Murano is the most elegant restaurant on board, serving classic French cuisine with Mediterranean touches under chandeliers. It also hosts the Chef's Table, with a menu created in collaboration with Daniel Boulud and wine pairings; book it early. At the back of the ship, Tuscan Grille combines an Italian restaurant and a steakhouse, with handmade pastas, steaks and seafood. Guests enter through a wine-barrel entryway. Both are specialty restaurants with an extra cost.

Craft Social arrived with the Revolution and works as a neighborhood pub and the ship's sports bar. Celebrity lists over 40 boutique beers, plus creative cocktails, wines and whiskey flights at tasting tables. Each nook has its own TV for the big game. The bar menu (extra cost) covers comfort food like Kobe beef sliders, mac n' brie and crispy glazed wings. The ice-topped Martini Bar sits right across the way.