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[cruiselvr1]

My DW and I would like to know what kind of furniture Regent have on the balconys. Princess uses nice wood chairs and recliners in their suites.

[Travelcat2]

Maybe someone has a picture that they will post of balcony furniture. I know that they are not wood as most cruise has have done away with real wood due to the fire hazard (which IMO is a shame because the older ships with real wood interiors is so beautiful). Whatever they have is quite comfortable.

 

While I am not sure which ship you are looking at, here is a link to the Voyager suites http://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_voyager/suites/default.aspx#Content -- You can get a relative good look at the furniture. All three (soon to be four) ships have similar furniture but the suite sizes vary.

 

IMO, the differences between Regent and non-luxury cruise lines have more to do with service, food, ship size, suite size, all-inclusivity, etc. rather than furniture. I have noticed that as Regent ships are refurbished, in order to comply with safety requirements, most wood is being replaced with simulated wood.

Edited January 7, 2016 by Travelcat2

[RachelG]

The furniture is a sort of faux rattan. Very comfortable

[cruiselvr1]

Maybe someone has a picture that they will post of balcony furniture. I know that they are not wood as most cruise has have done away with real wood due to the fire hazard (which IMO is a shame because the older ships with real wood interiors is so beautiful). Whatever they have is quite comfortable.

 

While I am not sure which ship you are looking at, here is a link to the Voyager suites http://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_voyager/suites/default.aspx#Content -- You can get a relative good look at the furniture. All three (soon to be four) ships have similar furniture but the suite sizes vary.

 

IMO, the differences between Regent and non-luxury cruise lines have more to do with service, food, ship size, suite size, all-inclusivity, etc. rather than furniture. I have noticed that as Regent ships are refurbished, in order to comply with safety requirements, most wood is being replaced with simulated wood.

I think we were looking at the Mariner on deck plans.com.

[Eager2Travel]

Deck chairs are definitely comfortable and they recline. We have spent many happy hours in them, reading, gazing at the sea, taking a nap and having close access to the refrigerator for liquid treats.