Seven Seas Navigator Review

Navigating Alaska on Regent

Review for Alaska Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator
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First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jun 2010
Cabin: Penthouse Suite

We had a wonderful cruise on our Navigator trip to Alaska June 9.

Prior to Embarkation - We traveled with another couple and stayed at the Sutton Place Hotel in Vancouver for a couple of days prior to the cruise. The hotel was outstanding. The rooms were spacious, clean and luxurious. The concierge made wonderful dinner recommendations, and all the personnel - from the front desk people to the doormen - were terrific.

Embarkation: The four of us took a limousine to the pier as it was less expensive than taking two cabs to accommodate our luggage. Boarding was quick and easy. We were on the ship around 1:00pm and had lunch in the Compass Room. We had all our meals in either the Compass Room or, one night, in Prime 7. We approached La Veranda for breakfast one morning, but quickly decided we preferred to be served in a dining room.

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Penthouse Suite

Cabin A

Cabin 1123 - Plenty of space. Good location. Near elevator and laundry room, but very quiet. Standard balcony. Walk-in closet with lots of hangers. Large bathroom with separate tub and shower stall. Lots of storage space. Only problem was one side of the mattress was soft and sloped badly. We never mentioned it, so I can't really complain. I suspect it would have been replaced if I had, as service is so good on Navigator.

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