Seabourn Quest Review

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Review for the Baltic Sea Cruise on Seabourn Quest
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sassyw
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: May 2015
Cabin: Veranda Suite

After sailing across the Atlantic from Fort Lauderdale (on another cruise line to escape flying!) we stayed one day at the Eurostar Grande Marina right at the port. The next morning we watched from our window as the Quest pulled up right beside the hotel. When we were ready to go to the small terminal, the bell man took our bags across the way!! What convenience.

Boarding was easy and since we have been on Seabourn for over 200 days we knew where everything was. Suitcases were in our stateroom after a lovely lunch in the colonnade including a glass of wine (to relax). We were so happy to see Heather as the cruise director as we knew her as an assistant last year. Her assistant Judy was a doll too. And both astounded us with their beautiful operatic voices several times during the trip. They provided many laughs during trivia which is always great fun.

We took back to back cruises--first one 18 days to Copenhagen and then 7 days to Stockholm.

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Veranda Suite

Cabin V3

All the balcony suites are the same except the ones on deck 5 have balconies with half metal on the bottom hiding some view. Our suite was spacious, plenty of storage and a wonderful bathroom. Our steward Martina was great.

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