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VeroSue
September 19th, 2007, 03:54 PM
I wonder if anyone can tell me if you receive free laundry service when
you book a suite with a butler on the Regent's Navigator. My TA thought we would but I'm not so sure. I am also interested in what type of insurance coverage is good to get for a cruise going to the Greek Isles - any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

beaniele
September 19th, 2007, 04:16 PM
We were on the Mariner in April, suite with butler. There was no free laundry. The butler offered to have two items pressed when we first got on board. I looked at the membership levels and to get free laundry you need to be at the Platinum level which is 200-399 nights on board.

dougburns
September 19th, 2007, 08:03 PM
You have to be SSS Platimum(200 nights or more) to get free laundry service. They do have self service laundries aboard the Navigator. The washers and dryers are very good; even includes the soap.

Travelcat2
September 19th, 2007, 08:26 PM
Laundry facilities are provided at no charge on Regent ships. Dry cleaning is subject to the prior descriptions. Just wasn't sure which service you were referring to.:)

beaniele
September 20th, 2007, 11:05 AM
We were on the Mariner in April, suite with butler. There was no free laundry. The butler offered to have two items pressed when we first got on board. I looked at the membership levels and to get free laundry you need to be at the Platinum level which is 200-399 nights on board.

There is free do it your self washers/dryers.

Melissa401
September 20th, 2007, 12:04 PM
I am also interested in what type of insurance coverage is good to get for a cruise going to the Greek Isles - any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

I would recommend a Package policy that includes Trip Cancellation, Interruption, Baggage, Medical, and Evacuation. Evacuation Coverage should be at least 100K per person.

There are many comparison websites that offer Package policies - you can even call them for advice. Your travel agent may have a preferred travel insurance provider - but you may be able to find a more comprehensive plan for less money on your own.

Remember the best time to buy travel insurance (if you live in the USA) is within 10-15 days from your trip deposit. If you live in Canada, the time frame is 48-72 hours.