Seabourn Quest Review

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Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Seabourn Quest
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6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Aug 2012

Flew to Rome with BA, arrived at port at 1.00pm to be greeted by iced fruit punch and cold towels. It took approx 30 mins to check in and clear security to being taken on board and straight to The Colonnade restaurant. Uniformed staff were on hand to take your hand luggage into a safe room whilst lunch was either served at the table (all set-up with table cloths, cutlery, wine glasses and iced water) or you could serve yourself. Wine and coffee served at your table as and when needed. I was totally surprised to be greeted by name as soon as I entered the restaurant!!!

Cabins were ready at 2.30pm and wow what can I say about the cabin! We had a cabin on Deck 6 and it was huge! A full bathroom, in marble with bath, 2 hand basins, separate shower cubicle, toiletries were plentiful and replaced daily. There was a walk-in wardrobe with more than enough hanging space and several drawers. A huge extremely comfortable bed, full dining table with 2 chairs, a large settee and a balcony with table and 2 loungers.

The fridge was filled with our choice of spirits, wines and soft drinks and replenished daily. There was a bottle of champagne and a bowl of fresh fruit on the table.

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Lovely cabin, so much space, bathroom luxurious and dressing room/wardrobe was lovely.

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