Seven Seas Navigator Review

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Review for Alaska Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator
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golfer4798
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jul 2012
Cabin: Deluxe Suite

Let me start by saying this was a very nice itinerary which is main reason we selected it. 9 nights vs. the typical 7 appealed to us. And we wanted to experience what is billed as "luxury, upscale" cruising.

We had been to Alaska previously on our own for 10 nights. Flew in to ANC, rented a car and drove up to Denali, down to Seward and everywhere in between. Stayed with locals in B&B's. Wonderful trip which at this point is best way to see Alaska--at your own pace on your feet.

We so loved the first visit to Alaska, decided it was time to take a cruise througout this beautiful part of our country.

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Deluxe Suite

Cabin E

Cabins are nicely appointed and larger than most veranda rooms. Veranda is very small--5'x10'. But using the word "suite" is a bit of an overstatement. Bathroom tub had a hand held shower nozzle but no enclosure or curtain. Hence it could not be used as a shower. So if you want to shower, the small corner enclosure is only choice.

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