Seven Seas Navigator Review

4.5 / 5.0
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Mostly very good but not as luxurious as 7 years ago

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EatLobster
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jun 2014

This was our 2nd regent cruise and our first on navigator.

Love that everything is paid for so you're not signing checks all the time. The small size of the ship made getting around without elevators easy. Self service laundry was great as we had been on a land trip for 7 days so didn't have to bring lots of extras. Staff generally very helpful but not as "over the top" as our 2007 cruise. Food quality was very good but there were a few not so good food events. The included wines are clearly a level below 2007. We requested one wine at Sette Mari, and it didn't come until we were through our dinner and had to ask twice. Then they brought us the wrong wine, a chianti we can get for $3.99 in New Hampshire. I do expect at least $10 wines on a luxury line. When we finally found a wine we liked, Edna Valley Chardonnay, they we're put of it.

The lamb chops were tough in both Prime and Sette Mari. The roast leg of lamb was fabulous so something's up with the lamb vendor!

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