Prepare for the biggest and costliest cruise ship suite in the world … it even has a $200,000 bed
There’s no let up in the drive from cruise lines having the best of the best, and the Regent Suite on board Seven Seas Splendor, will be setting a new benchmark for luxury cruising when she sets sail in February 2020.
And, unbelievably, even with an all-inclusive price of $11,000 per night based on double occupancy, the Suite, pictured top of page, is already sold-out for nearly all of the ship’s inaugural season sailings.
The Regent Suite’s wraparound veranda from which to watch the world sail by
Perched on the 14th deck, above the bridge and overlooking the ship’s bow, the largest suite ever constructed on a luxury cruise ship has impressive credentials, giving guests 4,443 square-feet in which to spread out, and that that amazing bed on which to rest their weary heads.
They’ll also find …
- An in-suite spa retreat featuring a personal sauna, steam room and treatment area with unlimited spa treatments
- Unobstructed 270-degree views over the ship’s bow from the 1,300 square-foot wraparound veranda
- A glass-enclosed solarium sitting area on top of the bridge for a Captain’s view as Seven Seas Splendor arrives at each port
It doesn’t end there, either. Regent Suite guests will also benefit from business-class flights, a dedicated personal butler to manage all the details of the guests’ experience, a personal car with driver and guide in every port, and the custom, hand-crafted Vividus bed from the renowned Hästens brand.
Your personal butler can help you can entertain guests in the elegant living room
And unlike the most exclusive residences and retreats on land, the views from a floor-to-ceiling wall of windows along three sides of the ship change daily.
“The Regent Suite is the ultimate example of how Seven Seas Splendor will astonish luxury travellers with an unrivalled experience, and it reflects the superior level of detail you’ll uncover throughout this stunning ship,” said Jason Montague, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
“In the Regent Suite, whether you’re entertaining friends in your elegant living room, enjoying caviar or lobster in your dining room, relaxing on your hand-crafted Hästens Vividus bed, delighting in unlimited spa services in your personal in-suite treatment area, or exploring a seaside village with your personal car and guide coordinated by your dedicated head butler, the holistic experience represents luxury perfected.”
The Regent suite, including this stylish dining room, is 20 times bigger than the average cruise ship stateroom
Unsurprisingly there is only one Regent Suite on board Seven Seas Splendor, and while the original can be found on Seven Seas Explorer, there are some big differences.
The master bath and in-suite spa are 30 per cent larger to incorporate a stunning floor-to-ceiling ocean-view shower.
Also different: A custom-made Treesse minipool spa is placed on the front balcony, providing views from the glow of dawn to the setting sun while soaking with a glass of Veuve Clicquot in hand.
The fully-stocked bar bordering the living room and solarium also allows for unobstructed ocean views while you recline in comfort as a personal butler mixes your favourite beverage.
And finally, Splendor’s Regent Suite is nearly 20 times larger than the average cruise ship stateroom.
Sleep on that one.