FYI on the CC website found this entry:

If You Want Tropical Elegance ...
Try:Radisson Seven Seas Cruises' Paul Gauguin

The 304-passenger ship, which sails year-round itineraries in French Polynesia, offers casual, laid-back luxury, romantic ambiance, fabulous food, big, beautiful staterooms (many with verandahs), great service and amenities. What's particularly special about Paul Gauguin is that its interior was designed for French Polynesia -- and so the onboard art and ambiance very elegantly reflects the itinerary.

If You Want Hip, Funky and Trendy ...
Try:Radisson Seven Seas Cruises' Seven Seas Voyager

Seven Seas Voyager is a bit like a fabulous boutique hotel at sea. It's got theatrical -- and memorable -- restaurants, such as the oh-so-French Signatures, and the whimsical Latitudes. Stateroom accommodations are roomy -- there's a plethora of suites, which all come with butler service.

While I am an avid Radisson fan, the words "hip, funky and trendy" have never come to mind when describing the Voyager (my favorite ship). I hope it does not mislead new cruisers into expecting a young, happening-crowd. Perhaps "great suites, great food, great service" would be more accurate.

I'd have to agree - I haven't even sailed the Voyager but the descriptions I've read so far don't quite fit "hip, funky, and trendy". :) Though I'd definitely agree about the PG!!

Masaki