Seven Seas Navigator Review

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Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator
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ecurbsnerha
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Aug 2016
Cabin: Deluxe Suite

We have been fortunate to experience over 30 cruises but never with Regent. Our primary motivation for booking this cruise was to make a comparison with our favourite line Seabourn. This is our analysis for what it is worth.

The classiest: Seabourn wins hands down. When you arrive Seabourn offers a selection of spa-type soaps and gels. They have placed two of your chosen alcoholic beverages in your room where Regent has you order one bottle from your cabin steward. Regent only provides a tote bag in their penthouse suites. Seabourn staff make an extra effort to call you by name. On Seabourn, you can order caviar with your cocktails in the lounge. You just get an overall feeling of elegance on Seabourn.

Atmosphere: We were disappointed to find a large number of families on this cruise. While we love our grandchildren, we would never take them on this type of cruise. This changes the whole atmosphere. If Regent is promoting family cruising they should let us know.

Cabin Review

Deluxe Suite

Spacious cabin with walk in closet. Bathroom has a single sink, shower and tub. The bathroom had a mouldy smell. The bed was very comfortable.

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