After a difficult year we were looking forward to revisiting the wonderful Voyage where we could slip easily into relaxation mode, regretfully not. The following is a quick overview, there was more. This has been a difficult review to write not only because of reliving the stress, but also because this has been a wonderful hotel for us with some fantastic memories and it is such a shame that it has been reduced to this level. Unfortunately our last visit was in 2018 and since then much has changed. It is very much a QR code, high tech place which meant that no one bothers to tell you on arrival how things now work, except we are told to join the WattsApp group. We had a few minor irritations, a moving toilet seat that was repaired, there was no hotel manual in the room and a Samsung remote in the room with no television. However the room has a television screen built into the 8 foot high mirror, but you don’t get much of a picture as the mirror is black flecked. Some changes were surprising such as the décor of the adult restaurant. Design is a matter of individual taste, but the table and chairs have been replaced to match the family restaurant – easy clean works canteen standard and surrounded by bare tall glass walls that remind me of a new car salesroom. The chandeliers had been replaced with ***** lighting on the ceiling. Next on the negative list is that the adult buffet is closed lunch times. Halfway through our 12 nights we realised that there are possibly only a handful of waiting staff that understand English although more speak it and just don’t understand answers such as no, which means that we were served the wrong food in the 24 hour restaurant, incorrect drinks at most meals and often had plates and drinks taken away before we had finished. We did book the Japanese restaurant expecting to eat from the grill only to find that it was a fixed menu that was served without any comment or explanation. We left after one course of two dishes. Only in the 24 hour restaurant have we been asked about allergies and they didn’t understand our order so not sure if they would have understood any allergies. Other regular guests did not necessarily have the same problems, but I think that this is because they used the family buffet restaurant more and were happy to accept the standard on menu food without alteration. Thankfully there were a few longstanding employees that managed to provide the traditional 5 star service when they weren’t looking after the many families downstairs. Someone needs to realise that in a 5 star hotel the needs of adults and families are different, hence the growth in adult only hotels. Housekeeping is poor. Glasses used were removed and not replaced automatically, but just take from elsewhere. Maybe our complaints were the reason that we were subject to a housekeeping check one night. A light door knock that we hardly heard followed by the door lock moving which was louder than the knock, followed by three staff from