Inside Seven Seas Grandeur’s R170 000 a night suite

Clinton Moodley Gone are the days when cabins aboard cruise ships offered the bare minimum in design and amenities.

Clinton Moodley Gone are the days when cabins aboard cruise ships offered the bare minimum in design and amenities. Cruise companies are constantly changing their offerings to attract new travellers and Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ R170 000-a-night Regent Suite on Seven Seas Grandeur is an example of the ultimate luxury on offer now. Although the liner will only begin cruises in November 2023, passengers are already waiting in line to book a stay in the suite on some of its itineraries. And it’s not hard to see why. The suite features a private balcony with a Treesse mini pool, living room with seating area, a private spa in the suite with sauna, steam bath and whirlpool, and three walk-in closets. In addition, guests will get hotel accommodation for…

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Saturday Star (Digital) - 1 Issue, 2021-11-06

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