Seven Seas Mariner has completed a 20-day bow-to-stern upgrade at Chantier Naval de Marseille, re-emerging this week with new suite designs, completely renewed guest spaces and dramatic new culinary experiences.
Her unveiling completed the final phase of Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ $125m refurbishment programme, elevating Mariner to the level of elegance set by Seven Seas Explorer and providing a consistent look and feel to the entire fleet.
The newly updated steakhouse, Prime 7, is now unlike any other restaurant in Regent’s fleet
“I’m constantly amazed by the attention to detail that goes into our ships, and the newly refurbished Seven Seas Mariner is no different, from the luxurious décor down to the intricate design elements,” said Regent’s president, Jason Montague.
“With the culmination of our fleet-wide refurbishment programme, and with the construction of Seven Seas Splendor under way, we are perfecting luxury and indeed have the most luxurious fleet at sea.”
All restaurants on board Seven Seas Mariner have received a stylish redesign with enhanced art and décor. The newly updated steakhouse, Prime 7, is now unlike any other restaurant in Regent’s fleet, with unique, rectangular light fixtures that are reminiscent of a sculpture across the ceiling, and cream-coloured, pillow-backed chairs contrasted by sapphire walls and wood finishes.
The flagship restaurant Compass Rose is completely reimagined, with a popular menu offering guests a new level of personal customisation and choice, as well as a new look with grand crystal chandeliers, rich wooden accents and celestial blue furnishings.
Replacing Signatures is Chartreuse, already a guest favourite on Seven Seas Explorer and Seven Seas Voyager. The restaurant boasts new furnishings, china, flooring and décor, along with a completely new menu that highlights modern French cuisine. Further enhancements were also made to La Veranda, allowing guests to indulge their palate while surrounded by a flawless ambiance.
The pool deck has also received a comprehensive redesign, with a new open layout and teak flooring throughout. The centrepiece is a new mosaic-tiled pool, featuring a broad ledge for lounging in shallow water.
Inside, all public spaces received new carpeting, world-class art, furniture and décor, creating a new look throughout the ship. The grand spiral staircase in the atrium is crowned by a new large-scale blown glass art installation designed by Canadian studio Tsunami Glass.
Outside on deck 6, there is all new teak decking and new sun loungers, allowing guests to comfortably relax. Guests will also take comfort in the latest luxury styles in the Card Room, Boutiques, and The Casino, all completely revamped from the steel up.
All guest suites have been redesigned and now feature new Elite Slumber™ Beds framed by plush, padded leather headboards, sitting areas furnished with comfortable sofas, accent tables and new artwork, as well as private balconies. All suites feature walk-in closets and marble-accented bathrooms.
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