Seabourn Quest Review

Going Rapidly Downhill

Review for South America Cruise on Seabourn Quest
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2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2017
Cabin: Suite

This was our second cruise with Seabourn. The first was fabulous, prior to the Carnival ownership change.

The cabin was the same, but our steward was not there when we arrived. In fact, it took some time to find out who it was. She, and her colleagues appeared to be run off their feet. We asked a couple of times for additions to the bar fridge - one being sparkling water with a screw top (which we had when we arrived), so we could reseal it. Not available.

This set the tone for the whole trip. A lovely rose at lunch lasted about three days and could not be seen again. A fine weiss beer, lasted about three days also. The dining room meals were around four selections, and incredibly repetitive. No more special meals on request; no more twenty page a la cart menu. Discussion with other loyal Seabourn clientele repeated similar opinions. Check the brochure - the passenger staff ratio, once proudly boasted by Seabourn, has disappeared.

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Suite

In good condition, large, well equiped. No cabin staff to be seen.

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