Seven Seas Mariner Review

Venice to Monte Carlo

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Seven Seas Mariner
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Winnipeger
6-10 Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: May 2011
Cabin: Deluxe Suite

As many other people have written their review on the Seven Seas Mariner I would like to add my comment as a person comparing this ship to others I have sailed on.

Small ship sailing and with the amenities offered by this ship is incomparable. I would certainly take it again and highly recommend it to others who are curious about what the smaller ships have to offer

We started off our trip with an overnight stay at the Hilton Molina in Venice- it was located on one of the many little islands in the channel but what a wonderful way to start. We had a breath-taking view of the city across the channel and were minutes away from a local Trattoria where I had a wonderful dinner of scampi's for only 20 Euros. My travelling companions also enjoyed their dinner as we sat on the patio and watched the constant boat traffic go by. We have been over-nighted on other cruises but our hotel was not centrally located and we often had to take a taxi to get there if we choose not to eat in the pricey dinning room offered by the hotel

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Deluxe Suite

Cabin E

The "E" category veranda suite compares very favorably to the Princess standard although it was nice to have extra seating. The closest was a bit small for our luggage and clothing but otherwise roomy for 2 people

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