T+L's Review of Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ Seven Seas Grandeur

Here’s our review of Regent Seven Seas Cruises' newest luxury ship, Seven Seas Grandeur.

With spacious all-suite, all-balcony accommodations and intimate specialty restaurants, the ship felt lively but never crowded.

Here, my review of the RegentSeven Seas Grandeur.

I stayed in a Concierge Suite, of which there are 140 on board.

Prime 7 is the ships steakhouse, redesigned with influences from New York Citys classic 20th-century steakhouses.

In the evening, La Veranda becomes Sette Mari at La Veranda, a table-service restaurant serving Italian food.

And the baristas at Coffee Connection are ready to make your espresso drinks just the way you like them.

Under-16s are not allowed in the spa or fitness center.

Accessibility

There are a couple of handicap-accessible suites available onGrandeurfeaturing roll-in showers and other accessible features.

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Courtesy of Regent Seven Seas

Elizabeth Rhodes/Travel + Leisure

Courtesy of Regent Seven Seas

Courtesy of Regent Seven Seas

Elizabeth Rhodes/Travel + Leisure

Courtesy of Regent Seven Seas

Elizabeth Rhodes/Travel + Leisure

Elizabeth Rhodes/Travel + Leisure