Seabourn Sojourn deck plans

Seabourn Sojourn (2010-built, last refurbished in 2018) is the second of the three older Seabourn cruise ships—together with Odyssey and Quest (all of the same vessel class). Like her sisters, Sojourn’s designer is “Yran & Storbraaten” (aka Y&S, Norway), while the builder is T. Mariotti (Italy). Each Seabourn ship offers some of the best luxury cruise deals (all-inclusive fares) on the market. Each vessel features one of the largest spas ever installed on a luxury cruise ship.

Seabourn Sojourn’s cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 225 staterooms (all suites) for 450 passengers (maximum capacity 540), served by 330 crew and staff. The vessel has 11 decks (10 passenger-accessible, 7 with cabins), 3 restaurants, 10 lounges and bars, 2 swimming pools, 6 Jacuzzis (outdoor hot tubs), 6 elevators, and no self-service laundry facilities.

Seabourn ships are all-inclusive luxury cruise vessels, meaning that food at all venues and all drinks (including alcohol) are included in the cruise fare.

Seabourn Sojourn deck plan changes 2018 refurbishment review

The ship's last drydock was in January 2018 (at Freeport Bahamas). The 6-day refurbishment project was designed and completed by Trimline. The company employed 150 workers on the ship. Trimline specializes in interior refurbishment work and has been regularly contracted by Seabourn Cruises since 2015.

Sojourn’s 2018 refurbishment included general maintenance work as well as cabin upgrades. The list of updated and renovated onboard venues included the Colonnade Restaurant (Deck 8), Observation Lounge Bar (Deck 10), The Club disco (Deck 5), and the Grand Salon Theater (Deck 6).

During the 2015 drydock refurbishment, Deck 10’s aft “Spa Terrace” area was remodeled into 4 new Penthouse Spa Suites (new cabin category PS). Spa Suite passengers now have unlimited access to the Spa Terrace relaxation area. They are also served by a dedicated spa concierge throughout the cruise and enjoy top luxury spa amenities, including a large marble bathroom.