I'll certainly adjust my expectations, there's no point committing to something and then not enjoying what there is to be enjoyed.

I suppose its a little like me switching from EK EY SQ etc to BA. Whilst I may loose some things, I am gaining others. E.G.

Losses:
Better food & drinks
Cleaner planes
Overall newer fleet
Bar/Showers/Communal areas onboard

Gains:
Direct flights
I think, better service on BA.
In J a better seat when Club Suites, than EK and EY
More options to fly West and within Europe.


Back to The Bahamas, they do seem friendly, but a couple of very strange occurrences (at least at Rosewood level)

- Booking a yacht/boat for the day. They were pushing this service, when I enquired and asked them to book, they started saying it's a third party service and in lesser words, deal with it yourself.

- They don't reply for days at a time.

- Just seems to be no flair, for e.g. La Reserve in Paris, I felt I was talking to a friend who was genuinely interested in what I liked to do, and she made recommendations accordingly.
- No service recovery, FS Madrid made a reservation for 5 people in a restaurant for me, when it should have been for 4. When I mentioned this they sent the hotel car to collect us after lunch to apologise. Such a minor non-event, but just shows they do care about details.

Its a new place for me, so going with an open mind. It doesn't have to put a damper on things, Tokyo having some of the best service in the word, I did also have a very weird experience at the Conrad Tokyo. We asked to arrange a trip to Mt. Fuji, and they repeatedly said there's nothing to do there, there's no point going. In the end we gave up and did not go.