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This is our 11th Regent cruise. A couple of misses on this cruise. Frustrated the first day due to late notice that we could not participate in our chosen excursion because the tour company wouldn't accept anyone over 65. By then there were basically no choices for an alternate excursion. Miami is at fault here and they have shown that they lack competence in dealing with onshore tour companies. Second miss is long wait times and confusion in Compass Rose and Prime 7. Very surprising at the lack of coordination. On the plus side, the Regent staff is superb. Can't say enough good things about our butler and housekeeping. Problems are solved quickly and these hard workers always greet you with a smile. Food quality is excellent as usual. Cruise consultant Nunzio is the best in the business. Entertainment was a bit better on this cruise, but this is definitely not Regent's strong point.
Regent Grandeur Miami round trip Roatan 23rd February 2025 Review Regent spent £500M on this ship and it shows; it is luxurious and very well fitted out, in fact quite flash. Embarkation itself was smooth but the port of Miami cannot cope on busy days with so many large ships all in port at the same time, and everyone suffered with long traffic delays. (No transfers in UK included and transfers at destination are not 5 star) We had a Concierge Cabin which is 300+ sq ft excluding veranda so was really very nice. Being picky, the bath was a waste of space for us and the walk-in wardrobe could have been say 6 inches wider and the space on one side of the bed was too tight and would be solved by a slightly smaller bed (it was v large). Service was very good throughout. Food was good (better than our recent trip on Oceania Riviera) everywhere. Surprisingly my best steak was in room service. The speciality restaurants were very enjoyable. Disappointingly there is no self-service restaurant for Dinner. Most excursions are included but they are often full. I would also say the excursions are not 5-star; we did get an excursion every day but owing to Anne’s persistence. Generally they are not great but then it’s the Caribbean which is all about sun, sea and rum punch. There were the usual fun cruise ship daytime activities when in port, but we really like playing table tennis but this looked like an afterthought as it was next to sunbeds which meant we couldn’t play when they were occupied. The lecturer was quite good. Evening entertainment was fine. (The big showpiece entertainment with all the singers and dancers are all very similar on all the cruise ships. It’s all a bit ‘samey’ - it needs variety – not just high activity stuff. Break it up a bit, perhaps a funny compare of sorts; or some clever instrumental from the band; perhaps a couple of quiet solo songs; then a final flourish)
This review is a recap about the ship and restaurants taken from the review on my cruise review website. I have not included any of the many photos from the website review, since that format doesn’t work a well on this CC site, but I did want to share our thoughts about this ship here. Summary: We couldn’t have been more impressed with this beautiful, elegant ship. The 55,500-ton ship has a double occupancy capacity of 744 passengers. But even better than the ship itself, the service provided was the best we have experienced. We are normally very pleased with service on cruise ships. The staff on most of the lines we have been on work very hard to make your trip enjoyable by greeting and smiling at you while spoiling you. On Regent, service is at a much higher level with a higher staff to passenger ratio than other lines we have cruised with. I can’t imagine better service, but since this is our first cruise on a true luxury cruise line, we will have to try others find out the best line for us. Right now, Regent is our favorite line. Restaurants: Compass Rose – The main dining room for the ship is located on deck 4 at the back of the ship. We only ate there four of the ten nights, since we went to the specialty restaurants the other nights. The food was very good as was expected. What we really appreciated was an extensive menu of items that were available every day that I have included in the menu section of the review. My only disappointment with the menu was that they didn’t have French onion soup available every day. It is one of my favorites. We never did visit Compass Rose for breakfast, but we will when we are back on the ship next year. Lunch is not served in Compass Rose. Instead, it is served in both Chartreuse and Prime 7 specialty restaurants. It is a truly elegant room. There is a dramatic entrance to the dining room with a metallic waterfall type decoration as you enter. There is also very nice wall decoration and sculpture on the side of the entrance. La Veranda / Seti Mari – This is the buffet at the back of the ship on deck 11. The restaurant is in the shape of a U, with food in the middle and tables on the sides. This was the only restaurant where the tables were too close together. As a result, there wasn’t enough room between chairs when occupied to be able to pass between them to get to your table or back to the buffet. We always did find a way though. In the evening La Veranda turns into the Seti Mari Italian specialty restaurant. Reservations are not required, but if you want to eat early, you need to get in line at least 10-15 before the 6:30 PM opening time. Only one side of the buffet seating area is used in the evening, so seating is limited. The menu changes every two days but does have many of the same items every day. The ones that do change are some of the items that are on the Compass Rose menu for the day. We thoroughly loved Seti Mari and wish we could have eaten there again but we ran out of nights. We did like that there was a nice salad/appetizer area where we could get up and select items rather than ordering from the menu. It is also where desserts were located. Chartreuse – This is the ship’s French restaurant that is located at the back of the ship on the deck 10 port side. The food was good, but it was different from what the descriptions were in some cases. For some reason, the French restaurant didn’t have French onion soup. Heresy! They did have a crispy escargot dish, but it was more like a fritter, not escargot with garlic butter. It was our least favorite dining room on the ship. Talking with others, it was there least favorite also. With Regent, we were able to make one booking for each of the three specialty restaurants in advance of the cruise. I knew that we wanted to make an additional booking at the Asian restaurant, but that needed to be done after boarding. When we boarded, the first thing I did was to go to the restaurant reservation desk. They said that we couldn’t make additional reservations until a couple days into the cruise to allow those who didn’t pre-book to make some reservations. She did say that they had room available that night at Chartreuse if we wanted it, so we took it. Otherwise, I wouldn’t make a second booking. Lunch is served every day in both this restaurant and Prime 7. I believe those menus change daily. They also have some of the items that are served at the La Veranda buffet. Prime 7 – This is the ship’s steak house that is located at the back of the ship on the deck 10 starboard side. The food was very good. I wish we had gotten a second booking there. Surprisingly, the steak house had great onion soup. Pacific Rim - This pan-Asian specialty restaurant is located on deck 5 at the back of the ship on the port side. It is the smallest and most popular of the specialty restaurants. Unlike the other two specialty restaurants that go all the way to the back of the ship, Pacific Rim is limited because the spa, which is on the starboard side of deck 5 and spa deck take up a large area behind the restaurant. We thoroughly enjoyed the nice selection of tasty offerings on the menu. On our first visit we sat with a couple who had eaten there on several cruises and knew that the portion size was very small. This is a good thing, so that you can try several items at each visit. They even ordered two main courses. When my main course of a wonderful miso black cod came out, I also ordered an additional main course. I was so glad we were able to get a second booking at our favorite restaurant on the ship. The Study – This is a dining room located on deck 10 between Chartreuse and Prime 7. It is a dining room most will never see, since it is out of the way, and you must know where it is to find it. It is an exclusive private dining room accessible to a select group of guests. It seats up to twelve guests and must be reserved by your butler. Food can be ordered from either of the two specialty restaurants on either side of it. There is also the below option as shown on the Regent website: For those who prefer to create their own personalized experience, guests of The Study can also request that any off-menu dishes be prepared by the Senior Executive Chef. Savor a regional dish from one of the ports of call visited that day, such as Sicilian squid-ink pasta, or a traditional homecooked-style meal, like slow-roasted lamb with seasonal vegetables. It is a very attractive room that would be great for an intimate dinner for a small group.
I can't say enough good thinks about the staff. I was treated to happy, friendly, respectful, almost loving service. We ate at all the restaurants and had uniformly excellent meals. I have a few food allergies and the service took them into account everywhere. Our room (Concierge suite) was spacious and very comfortable. If I could I would take that bed home with me, I had the best sleep I have had all year. The suite attendants were friendly but almost invisible. their work was spotless. I used the laundry service a few times, and I cant say enough good things about it. I am not really a bar person, but my interactions with the bars were always above my expectations. The wine service was better than I get at home. Afternoon tea when we had on sea days was very pleasant, scones, clotted cream, jam and a few choices of a sweet or savory treat. There was pleasant live music in most of the venues that made the relaxing even better. I don't go to the shows except the famous Crew Capers. Lots of fun. The ports were interesting,, always nice to see somewhere new (to me), with useful informative excursions. The transfers form the airport to the hotel, from the hotel to the ship and from the ship to the airport went smoothly. The ship itself is beautiful.
This is our 11th Regent cruise. A couple of misses on this cruise. Frustrated the first day due to late notice that we could not participate in our chosen excursion because the tour company wouldn't accept anyone over 65. By then there were basically no choices for an alternate excursion. Miami is at fault here and they have shown that they lack competence in dealing with onshore tour companies. Second miss is long wait times and confusion in Compass Rose and Prime 7. Very surprising at the lack of coordination. On the plus side, the Regent staff is superb. Can't say enough good things about our butler and housekeeping. Problems are solved quickly and these hard workers always greet you with a smile. Food quality is excellent as usual. Cruise consultant Nunzio is the best in the business. Entertainment was a bit better on this cruise, but this is definitely not Regent's strong point.
Regent Grandeur Miami round trip Roatan 23rd February 2025 Review Regent spent £500M on this ship and it shows; it is luxurious and very well fitted out, in fact quite flash. Embarkation itself was smooth but the port of Miami cannot cope on busy days with so many large ships all in port at the same time, and everyone suffered with long traffic delays. (No transfers in UK included and transfers at destination are not 5 star) We had a Concierge Cabin which is 300+ sq ft excluding veranda so was really very nice. Being picky, the bath was a waste of space for us and the walk-in wardrobe could have been say 6 inches wider and the space on one side of the bed was too tight and would be solved by a slightly smaller bed (it was v large). Service was very good throughout. Food was good (better than our recent trip on Oceania Riviera) everywhere. Surprisingly my best steak was in room service. The speciality restaurants were very enjoyable. Disappointingly there is no self-service restaurant for Dinner. Most excursions are included but they are often full. I would also say the excursions are not 5-star; we did get an excursion every day but owing to Anne’s persistence. Generally they are not great but then it’s the Caribbean which is all about sun, sea and rum punch. There were the usual fun cruise ship daytime activities when in port, but we really like playing table tennis but this looked like an afterthought as it was next to sunbeds which meant we couldn’t play when they were occupied. The lecturer was quite good. Evening entertainment was fine. (The big showpiece entertainment with all the singers and dancers are all very similar on all the cruise ships. It’s all a bit ‘samey’ - it needs variety – not just high activity stuff. Break it up a bit, perhaps a funny compare of sorts; or some clever instrumental from the band; perhaps a couple of quiet solo songs; then a final flourish)
No matter how large you choose to live on Seven Seas Grandeur®, the same exceptional standards of design and comfort apply to every suite. Layouts range from 307 to 4,443 square feet (28.5 to 443 square meters), and all include a furnished private balcony.
TRANSFORMATIVE DINING
Aboard Seven Seas Grandeur™, every dining experience creates the occasion to embrace the simple, pure joy of the moment, whenever and wherever that may be.
The Regent Experience goes beyond the intuitive, personalised service of our world-class team and having every luxurious amenity at your beck and call. It goes beyond culinary experiences delivering epicurean perfection at sea and on land. It goes beyond immersive shore excursions — thousands of which are included — across 550-plus ports of call around the world. It goes beyond each of these by including all of them and more, creating opportunities to live life to the fullest every day.
IMMERSIVE EXPLORATION
Wanderlust tugs at the heart of every traveler. Indulge yours with thousands of INCLUDED Unlimited Shore Excursions, optional Overland Programs, bespoke experiences and a veritable menagerie of opportunities for immersing yourself in over 550 ports of call worldwide.
DESTINATION IMMERSION
Allow us to be your guide as we continue to explore the world around us, from the locales you've longed to see to the hidden gems in places you've been before. Experience some of our favourite excursions as we traverse the world to engage each destination in its most glorious state.
EXPAND YOUR HORIZON
Celebrate your favourite areas of interest, from nature and wildlife to architecture and the culinary arts, through classes, guest speakers and other unique engagements. We invite you to join us and expand your knowledge on every voyage.
Each voyage offers marvellous opportunities to learn, grow and expand your world through enriching presentations and more. Expand your culinary skills with classes specially designed for the Culinary Arts Kitchen, impeccably led by our expert chefs. Enlighten your perspective further when sailing aboard select voyages spotlighting various areas of interest, and hosting presentations, engagements and tours with thought leaders and guest speakers renowned in their various fields of expertise.
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Unwind on our peaceful pool deck, indulge in a holistic treatment in our onboard spa or enjoy a themed and lively dance party in one of our luxurious lounges there is a space and activity whatever the mood.
Luxury travel is a holistic experience, one that reenergises and restores the mind, body and spirit, leaving you with a greater sense of satisfaction and wellbeing. Serene Spa & Wellness™ invites you into a globally inspired, tranquil haven of health, beauty and wellness.
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