Pullout/Sleeper Sofas

[dvalentine823]

Does anyone know if the sofas in the suites are sleeper sofas? Are they available in any/all suites?

Thanks

[gdlamberth]

Daren,
We've travelled as three adults on every ship in Regent's fleet. We've had both "sleeper sofas" and roll-a-ways for the third party. While only certain suites are designated as taking 3rd person, it seems they can put a third in almost anywhere as they use the roll-a-way. I think their major concern is total capacity and spreading out the three person suites so that no one or two room stewards/stewardesses get overwhelmed...just whelmed.
Greg

[dvalentine823]

Thanks. I am mainly looking for a place to sleep should I drink too much!! My snoring tends to be a little too much for my wife after a few. So I am thinking about one of the larger suites with a separate sleeping area.

[JPR]

I understand that your wife would prefer, ideally, that you try one of the lifeboats...

[Lvtocruize2]

I understand that your wife would prefer, ideally, that you try one of the lifeboats...
This is a hilarious reply!!! ;) If my husband who snored until he got a CPAP machine and before he went thru sleep studies and I had to move to another bed to get some sleep, I would wholehardily agree because it would be me moving to the lifeboat.....

[RachelG]

You can tell which suites have sleeper sofas by looking at the deck plan. The ones with stars can accomodate 3 people--usually the suite number ends in 7.

My husband has taken several naps on the regular sofa though and seemed to be quite happy.

[trouper75]

We are taking our grand daughter to Alaska on the Navigator in June. When I showed her the pictures of the suite I said she would probably have to sleep on the sofa. She said she LOVED to sleep on sofas. TA got us a suite with a sleeper sofa. I don't think she'll be disappointed...She just wants to go on a cruise to Alaska. We've done it 2xs on the Mariner...and so do I.
Babs