Seven Seas Mariner Review

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Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Seven Seas Mariner
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blue7870
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jun 2013
Cabin: Deluxe Suite
Traveled with children

We recently returned from the 6/18 Monte Carlo to Venice sailing. It was our first cruise, and we traveled with my mother (who has been on this ship several times) and our two kids ages 11 and 13. The hotel Columbus was fine- small, pleasant staff but had tiny bathrooms and was far from the main part of town.

Embarkation at the port of Monaco was super-easy and well organized, and the trip to the port from the hotel took only five minutes.

The ship was lovely and much like we were expecting. We did not want to go on a 4,000-person super ship even though there may have been more activities for the kids on board. The staterooms were a good size and all had balconies. I don't know that I could live without one! The walk-in closet and the bathroom were good sized considering it is a cruise ship. The service in almost all areas was excellent. No employee ever passed by without saying hello. The cost is high but it is so nice to just go to the bar or restaurant and order without having to pay extra for everything. And we sure ate and drank our money's worth. We enjoyed the daily updates from the captain. We also loved the "view from the bridge" channel on TV.

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Deluxe Suite

Cabin F

Comfy bed, great walk-in closet, decent size bathroom with walk-in shower, away from the elevator.

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