Cruise Ship Reviews : Seabourn Reviews
Happiness saw things this way:
Just the most wonderful experience!, January 11, 2014
Reviewer: Happiness
Pros: Attention to detail, great crew
Cons: Just wish wi-fi was less expensive!
Date of cruise: October 1, 2012
Departure port: Fort Lauderdale
Region visited: South America
Cabin category: Balcony
Elegant dressing we feel is a must. Gentlemen required to wear a jacket most evenings is the way it should be in our opinion. Luckily a blazer will suffice for most men. We travel with carry-on luggage only! In this, a blazer and a tuxedo and fancy evening dress for me are included! Our longest cruise on Sojourn has only been 31 days around South America. Next one is 27 days.
micgol saw things this way:
Excellent ship. True luxury cruising, January 24, 2013
Reviewer: micgol
Pros: No crowds. Excellent staff. Superb food
Cons: Tours expensive. Staff too anxious to ask if everything OK
Departure port: Buenos Aires Argentina.
Region visited: South America
Cabin number: 607
Good for children: No
Good for teenagers: No
Superb experience. Cruise facility in Buenos Aires terrible.
sapper16 saw things this way:
The crew was great, we took time to know their names & they all knew us, July 4, 2011
Reviewer: sapper16
Pros: The staff always were able to help us and talk about things that interested us
Cons: We had a common interest of Super15 Rugby, my team did not always win
Date of cruise: May 6, 2011
Departure port: Civitavecchia (Rome),
Region visited: Mediterranean
Cabin category: Suite
Cabin number: 622
Good for children: No
Good for teenagers: No
We were transferred from the Pride and were in our cabin by 10:30 and it was nice to see the captain and other officers meet all passengers when they boarded and with 450 passengers this was possible. We were on the yacht for 28 days from Rome's port to Copenhagen after seeing St.Petersburg and Norway. With four places to eat at night there were plenty of choices: The Restaurant, Restaurant 2, The Patio Grill and the Colonnade. One drawback was that you had to wear a jacket to eat in the Restaurant most nights and many of the passengers I talked to did not like having to wear jackets every night We found the Patio Grill as the best place to eat and it was the best place to take photos while leaving various ports. Sometimes is was cold and staff always provided blankets, but the food was great. The Seabourn Square on Deck 7 is a lovely place, because of the library, coffee shop and large places to relax inside and outside on the balcony. There are many decks where you can relax. For us, the Sojourn was a better ship that the Pride as it had more space to relax and most cabins had large balconies.
brucaro saw things this way:
The ship was very nice, the staff excellent, the food somewhat disappointing, October 3, 2010
Reviewer: brucaro
Pros: The friendly staff was wonderful even though no one did know our names
Cons: We were disappointed with the food, not great choices in the dining room
Date of cruise: September 12, 2010
Departure port: Denmark
Region visited: Scandinavia
Cabin category: Balcony
Cabin number: 713
Good for children: No
Good for teenagers: No
The ship being new was in wonderful shape, clean, well taken care of, etc. The suites were large, bright and well appointed. Loved the bathroom with its double sinks, separate shower and tub and very well lit. The walk-in closet was a godsend and there was tremendous amount of drawer space everywhere in the cabin. All in all, a terrific space. The staff were amazing, especially our cabin stewardess. Nothing was too much for her. She even knocked on our door one evening to tell us it was going to be a rough sea and to remember to drink lots of ginger ale and to wear our sea bands. The food was okay. In the buffet it was always the same old thing and the fresh fruit was not up to par. The dining room had a lot fewer choices than other cruise lines and vegetables were seldom served with your meals. The salads were so-so but the best things were the delicious bread sticks. Restaurant 2 was a wonderful treat with great food and a lot of fun. Not to be missed. Although there was a pool and hot tubs there was no retractable roof so if it rained or was cool or cold you certainly did not feel like using either of them. Too bad. The evening shows were the usual cruise ship fare. The singers sang their hearts out and the rest were nothing to write home about. All in all, we enjoyed our trip very much and we will probably return to Seabourn but there are other cruise lines we enjoy more.
Seabourn Sojourn reviews
Average customer rating:
4.58 / 5
4.58 / 5
Average Rating based on 4 Reviews:
Value For Money
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
Food Quality
Ship Maintenance
Spa
Specialty Restaurant
Staff and Service
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
Food Quality
Ship Maintenance
Spa
Specialty Restaurant
Staff and Service
4.75
4.75
4.00
4.00
4.50
5.00
4.00
5.00
5.00
4.75
4.00
4.00
4.50
5.00
4.00
5.00
5.00
Happiness saw things this way:
Value For Money
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
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Ship Maintenance
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5
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4
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5
Just the most wonderful experience!, January 11, 2014
Reviewer: Happiness
Pros: Attention to detail, great crew
Cons: Just wish wi-fi was less expensive!
Date of cruise: October 1, 2012
Departure port: Fort Lauderdale
Region visited: South America
Cabin category: Balcony
Elegant dressing we feel is a must. Gentlemen required to wear a jacket most evenings is the way it should be in our opinion. Luckily a blazer will suffice for most men. We travel with carry-on luggage only! In this, a blazer and a tuxedo and fancy evening dress for me are included! Our longest cruise on Sojourn has only been 31 days around South America. Next one is 27 days.
micgol saw things this way:
Value For Money
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
Food Quality
Ship Maintenance
Specialty Restaurant
Staff and Service
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
Food Quality
Ship Maintenance
Specialty Restaurant
Staff and Service
5
5
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
5
5
5
5
Excellent ship. True luxury cruising, January 24, 2013
Reviewer: micgol
Pros: No crowds. Excellent staff. Superb food
Cons: Tours expensive. Staff too anxious to ask if everything OK
Departure port: Buenos Aires Argentina.
Region visited: South America
Cabin number: 607
Good for children: No
Good for teenagers: No
Superb experience. Cruise facility in Buenos Aires terrible.
sapper16 saw things this way:
Value For Money
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
Food Quality
Ship Maintenance
Spa
Staff and Service
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
Food Quality
Ship Maintenance
Spa
Staff and Service
5
4
4
4
4
5
4
5
4
4
4
4
5
4
5
The crew was great, we took time to know their names & they all knew us, July 4, 2011
Reviewer: sapper16
Pros: The staff always were able to help us and talk about things that interested us
Cons: We had a common interest of Super15 Rugby, my team did not always win
Date of cruise: May 6, 2011
Departure port: Civitavecchia (Rome),
Region visited: Mediterranean
Cabin category: Suite
Cabin number: 622
Good for children: No
Good for teenagers: No
We were transferred from the Pride and were in our cabin by 10:30 and it was nice to see the captain and other officers meet all passengers when they boarded and with 450 passengers this was possible. We were on the yacht for 28 days from Rome's port to Copenhagen after seeing St.Petersburg and Norway. With four places to eat at night there were plenty of choices: The Restaurant, Restaurant 2, The Patio Grill and the Colonnade. One drawback was that you had to wear a jacket to eat in the Restaurant most nights and many of the passengers I talked to did not like having to wear jackets every night We found the Patio Grill as the best place to eat and it was the best place to take photos while leaving various ports. Sometimes is was cold and staff always provided blankets, but the food was great. The Seabourn Square on Deck 7 is a lovely place, because of the library, coffee shop and large places to relax inside and outside on the balcony. There are many decks where you can relax. For us, the Sojourn was a better ship that the Pride as it had more space to relax and most cabins had large balconies.
brucaro saw things this way:
Value For Money
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
Food Quality
Ship Maintenance
Specialty Restaurant
Staff and Service
Cabin Design
Entertainment
Fitness Center
Food Quality
Ship Maintenance
Specialty Restaurant
Staff and Service
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5
The ship was very nice, the staff excellent, the food somewhat disappointing, October 3, 2010
Reviewer: brucaro
Pros: The friendly staff was wonderful even though no one did know our names
Cons: We were disappointed with the food, not great choices in the dining room
Date of cruise: September 12, 2010
Departure port: Denmark
Region visited: Scandinavia
Cabin category: Balcony
Cabin number: 713
Good for children: No
Good for teenagers: No
The ship being new was in wonderful shape, clean, well taken care of, etc. The suites were large, bright and well appointed. Loved the bathroom with its double sinks, separate shower and tub and very well lit. The walk-in closet was a godsend and there was tremendous amount of drawer space everywhere in the cabin. All in all, a terrific space. The staff were amazing, especially our cabin stewardess. Nothing was too much for her. She even knocked on our door one evening to tell us it was going to be a rough sea and to remember to drink lots of ginger ale and to wear our sea bands. The food was okay. In the buffet it was always the same old thing and the fresh fruit was not up to par. The dining room had a lot fewer choices than other cruise lines and vegetables were seldom served with your meals. The salads were so-so but the best things were the delicious bread sticks. Restaurant 2 was a wonderful treat with great food and a lot of fun. Not to be missed. Although there was a pool and hot tubs there was no retractable roof so if it rained or was cool or cold you certainly did not feel like using either of them. Too bad. The evening shows were the usual cruise ship fare. The singers sang their hearts out and the rest were nothing to write home about. All in all, we enjoyed our trip very much and we will probably return to Seabourn but there are other cruise lines we enjoy more.