We were very excited to be travelling on the good ship Galicia and on a positive note we thought it was furnished to a very high standard, was spotlessly clean and there was a very nice ambience. The food was delicious, the service superb and the organisation that must have gone into providing such a fabulous dining experience was second to none. However, the downsides, and they really were big downsides, were firstly the reclining chairs in the sleeping lounge, which were terrible and the most uncomfortable recliners we have ever had the misfortune to try to sleep on. Only 3 people managed to stick it out for the whole night. The rest of us either took to the floor or to the long sofas at the end of each lounge area. They were dreadfully uncomfortable and whoever designed them has clearly never tried to sleep in one. Secondly, another big disappointment was the ridiculous cost of WiFi - 45 minutes free was all that was on offer before the extortionate prices kicked in. So, assuming one didn't want to get robbed blind, there was very little else in the way of on-board entertainment - 3 screens offering silly games with equally silly prizes (limited to one per booking) were all we could find apart from the outdoor gym, which we did use when it wasn't too dark, cold or raining. There are a few little play areas for children, but there weren't many of these on board when we travelled. Sadly, despite the plusses, it falls spectacularly short of offering passengers the cruise ship experience as advertised by BF.