Seven Seas Voyager Review

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Observations from a Regent Newbie

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Seven Seas Voyager
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jklc123
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Nov 2013

It only took about 2 hours on the Voyager, before we even sailed, for DH and me to decide it would be hard to go back to "main stream” cruise lines.

We loved the spaciousness of our aft suite. The vibration we'd been warned about was negligible and we loved the view. The Regent agent I spoke to, before turning our reservation over to our TA, recommended Suite 878 because the balcony wraps around to the port side, as it does with more expensive Seven Seas suites on other decks, so we had a great view to the side.

Heeding the advice of Cruise Critic posters, we used little battery powered tea lights as night lights, which worked well on the ship as well as in pre- and post-cruise hotel rooms, and I used magnets to attach a map of the area we were sailing and our excursion schedule to the walls.

Cabin Review

Spacious suite, plenty of storage in bathroom and walk-in closet, very comfortable bed, balcony wraps around to the port side.

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