R Three Cruise Reviews
R Four
The R Four inaugurated in 1999 as the fourth in a series of eight sister ships. Like the R Three, she was based in the South Pacific, year-round, until Renaissance went bankrupt. Princess Cruises will take over the ship in late 2002.
| Operator: Renaissance Cruises | Capacity (double occupancy): 684 |
| Builder: Chantiers de l'Atlantique | Full Capacity: 824 |
| Inaugurated: 1999 | Space Ratio: 44.3 / 36.7 |
| Gross Tonnage: 30,277 gt | Crew: 370 |
| Length: 594 ft. / 181 m | Last Berlitz® Rating: **** |
Mini Reviews
(Short Reviews You Might Like to Read)
Linda Wengryn, July 4th, 2001; Tahiti
Steve Snook, May 18th, 2001; Tahiti
Excerpts from Renaissance's Website about the R Four
Built by the Chantiers de l'Atlantique of Saint-Nazaire, France, the R-Class ships are nearly identical in design. Each ship has 11 decks and accommodates 684 passengers in spacious suites and staterooms that have the feel of luxury hotel rooms.
Our R-Class ships feature four restaurants that offer open seating and casual dress codes. There are five lounges or bars, a health spa, two whirlpool spas, swimming pool, fitness track, a library, duty free shopping and other facilities for indoor and outdoor activities.