Dinner For Two

[bspill]

We have been sailing with Silversea over the past several years and have been happy with the service and overall cruise experience. We will probably be booking a cruise with Seabourn for a particular itinerary. We prefer to have a table for two for dinner on most nights and was wondering if that was a problem on the Quest. Also, other than the smoking issue I have been reading about, are there any other major differences we should be aware of between the two lines?

Edited March 27, 2016 by bspill

[Chairsin]

We have never had a problem securing a table for two in the MDR. I can only recall one instance when we showed up and we told if we would wait in the Club they would come get us when a table for two was available. In that instance we were dining a bit later than usual. Sure enough in about 15 minutes we were escorted to a nice table in the MDR.

[travelingduo]

We sail on both (and are booked on each this year). Never a problem getting a table for 2. Silversea and Seabourn are similar in some areas but each with their own personalities and things that make each one special. If you like Silversea, you will love Seabourn too!

[bspill]

Thanks for the response. Even though we love Silversea, we're looking forward to a new cruise experience.

[Eward]

We never had an issue or delay when requesting a table for two.

 

 

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[tv24]

Never had a problem getting a table for two.

[LEESRE]

Always manage a tabe for two or more if you wish.

If you are first time sailors with Seabourn don't forget your referral credit OBC.

[bspill]

Did travel with Seabourn many years ago so, I assume, not eligible for OBC.

[Chairsin]

You could refer a Newbie and then get an OBC