Seven Seas Mariner Review

4.5 / 5.0
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Good but could be better for the price

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Seven Seas Mariner
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lovetotravel54
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Sep 2011
Cabin: Deluxe Suite

We have previously travelled with mainstream cruise lines such as P&O, Princess, Celebrity, RCI etc and thought we would try a more expensive '5 star' cruise. While many elements of the ship and the cruise were excellent and merited the extra cost, there were some surprising negatives also.

Food varied from acceptable to excellent, with the exception of the Signatures restaurant - pretentious menu and average to poor food! The main restauarant was great for couples with lots of tables for 2 by the windows! The food was often great - lunches in the main restaurant were particularly unusual and excellently flavoured; also the portions were not too big which is great at lunchtime. Occasionally, however, there were some very odd and definitely second class offerings - one afternoon tea, the only sandwiches were cheap potted meat or jam (I haven't been offered a jam sandwich since I was a child when it was definitely food for the poor!!!)

The upsides first:-

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Deluxe Suite

Big, beautifully furnished, well equipped, great balcony. Wonderful in every way

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