Seven Seas Mariner Review

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Mariner: Outstanding in parts but fell short overall

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firsttimewithcunard
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Mar 2014

This was our first Mariner experience – probably a little cheaper than it might otherwise have been because it was a re-positioning cruise - taking the Mariner from Buenos Aires to Barcelona (from where it progressed to Marseilles for a much needed refurbishment).

We wondered before the cruise, how we’d find the Seven Seas all inclusive package compared say, to Cunard’s offer. Certainly, the additional cost of the Mariner experience is significantly offset by the value of free excursions and free drinks. But even taking account of those things, it’s still a great deal more expensive.

Irrespective of price there are some things about the Mariner which are unequivocally outstanding. The food isn’t just the best we have experienced on a cruise ship (and we’ve tried Cunard, Viking, Holland America and Princess) it’s some of the best food we’ve eaten anywhere. The Italian restaurant produces pasta every evening which is near perfect and the French Restaurant is outstanding.

Cabin Review

Decent cabin although a bit battered immediately before a refit and refurbishment. Spacious and with a vast walk in wardrobe. Excellent toiletries. Tiny safe (too small for an Ipad)but with very good WiFi

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