Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ ’Seven Seas Mariner’ and ’Seven Seas Voyager’, are to undergo multi-million dollar refurbishments.
Following their drydockings, both cruise ships will have refreshed suites, upgraded restaurants and public spaces, while maintaining the spacious design of many of the rooms on board both ships.
The new suites will include design-led choices to prioritise the highest standards of guest comfort. Neutral tones will create a serene retreat, complemented by stylish yet functional furniture, the company claimed.
“We are excited to upgrade ’Seven Seas Mariner’ and ’Seven Seas Voyager’, as we prepare for a new era that will elevate the standard of ultra-luxury cruising,” said Jason Montague, Regent Seven Seas Cruises CEO.
“Following the resounding success of our ‘Explorer’ class ships and preparation to welcome our ‘Prestige’ class ships, enhancing ’Seven Seas Mariner’ and ’Seven Seas Voyager’ is the natural next step to ensure our guests have the ultra-luxury experience they expect on board a Regent vessel.”
‘Seven Seas Mariner’s’ refurbishment will commence when she enters drydock in Marseille on 3rd November, 2025. The work will be complete by 26th November, 2025, before she embarks on the 14-night transatlantic crossing from Barcelona to Miami.
‘Seven Seas Voyager’ will enter drydock on 26th April, 2026. Her upgrade will be complete by 21st May, 2026, ahead of her 12-night Eastern Mediterranean sailing from Barcelona to Athens.
Refurbishment highlights include:
- All suites will receive a full update of all furnishings, details, hardware, and lighting.
- In addition, the Grand, Mariner, Voyager, Seven Seas, and Horizon suites will receive fully redesigned marble bathrooms.
- A full renovation of the Pool Grill dining space will be undertaken with the addition of a new pizzeria concept.
- Lush carpeting will be installed throughout the ship’s corridors, various public areas, and all suites.
