Seven Seas Navigator Review

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Sail Date: Nov 2013

This was our first cruise on Regent and we were impressed. Prior cruises have been with Celebrity (we'll only return on a Solstice size ship) and Holland America. Everything about Regent is first class! Spent our first night at the Hyatt Coral Gables in Miami. Transfer to ship the next day went smoothly. Our spacious 310 sq.ft. cabin was ready soon after embarkation complete with a walk in closet, more than ample storage and a bathroom with room to move around.

The Navigator is a smaller ship with 490 passengers. Because of its aft hull configuration, there is some motion which wouldn't be present on Regent's other ships. The public areas are smaller but well appointed and comfortable.

The main dining room (Compass Rose) has open seating for all meals. The menues are varied and the food quality is excellent. Prime 7 is the only speciality restaurant with reservations required (but no additional fee to dine there). Set Mar is a smaller upper deck aft restaurant that offers an Italian menu in the evening. After 24 nights, we had choices for all meals which were appealing and tasty.

Cabin Review

Nicely appointed stateroom with lots of storage. All staterooms on this ship have outside views, most with verandas. There aren't any inside cabins. Until you reach the larger penthouse or suite categories, every stateroom is the same ample size (310 sq ft). Mini fridge is stocked daily. Espresso maker is a nice touch. Beds are very comfortable. Walk in closet is nice treat. Bath has both walk in shower and standard tub. Toiletries are good quality.

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