Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Do you know much about Regent Seven Seas Cruises?  Are they really worth the money?  Regent Cruises are a luxury cruise company with 3 small ships the largest holding 700 passengers.  The ships have all Suite accommodation, all having private balconies apart from just 37 suites on Navigator which are window suites.
 Each accommodation offers a lounge style seating area, dressing table, expansive walk in wardrobe and marble appointed bathroom.  In the evening you can dine on your balcony and choose from the restaurant menu served course by course to your stateroom.  Suites range from 301 square feet for a Deluxe suite up to 2002 square feet for the master suite onboard the Mariner.

In a Regent Suite:

Walk in closet
Marble appointed bathrooms

Egyptian linens and feather down duvets on King sized beds
Separate seating and dining area to dine or relax
Flat screen TV with interactive features
Full stocked fridge replenished daily
Hair dryer with safe
Plush bath robes and slippers

So what do you get included in a Regent Cruise?

For 2011 sailings these are some of the things offered on a Regent cruise.

Free return economy flights on every cruise from selected UK airports.
Free unlimited shore excursions on every cruise in every port.  (Based on first come first served basis)
Free transfers to and from the ship
All Gratuities
All fine dining
All drinks and beverages including premium branded spirits and selected champagnes
24 hour room service and in suite dining
Ice Cream parlour
UK news roundup delivered daily to your door.

Regent Seven Seas cruises offer lots of itineraries ranging from a world cruise to 7 nights around the Mediterranean.  7 nights start from £2359pp.  Great prices considering what you are getting included.

I am off to see the Regent Voyager on Saturday 5th June for a tour of the ship and lunch onboard, so I will let you know more after my visit.