Seven Seas Voyager Review

Italian Riviera - Croatia -- Montenegro -- May 3 - 13, 2012

Review for the Western Mediterranean Cruise on Seven Seas Voyager
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10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: May 2012
Cabin: Grand Suite

We completed a cruise in Venice and began a new one on the same date. As the cruises were booked months apart, they were considered by Regent to be separate cruises (different booking numbers, etc.)

The only travel we did for this cruise was to move from one suite to another. This was handled beautifully by our super butler, Perag. We were moving to a suite that was not normally handled by Perag but he requested to move with us. The butler for our new suite, Ronnie, graciously agreed so we were able to have him with us for the full 20 nights. The only difficulty we had in changing suites was that our passports did not follow along with us. Reception almost did not find them at the end of the cruise. When they were found, they were "upstairs" and they had concluded that we disembarked May 3rd and were traveling without them!?

Guests that were continuing on to this cruise were given the option to take an included tour of Venice (a good way to get us off the ship so they could clean, etc.). It was an excellent tour. We returned to the ship and found our new suite ready and we were anxious to continue our adventure.

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Grand Suite

Cabin GS

Suite 1105 on the Voyager (Grand Suite) is a bit noisy. There is a crew entrance across the hall and it slams 24/7 (not so much between midnight and 6:00 a.m.) The master bath is too small -- much smaller than in regular suites. The rest of the suite is lovely -- lots of drawer space, double or triple balcony -- suite in excellent condition.

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