What is it like to travel on a cruise ship in the era of covid-19? 4:04 (CNN) — How does it feel to sail the seas in the pinnacle of luxury? The most luxurious suites on cruise ships fuse the best cutting-edge technology with the timeless luxury of waiter service 24 hours a day, catering to your every whim.
The most incredible floating cabins in the world have one thing in common: stunning views. Admire the wonder of glaciers and fjords or a casual encounter with dolphins and whales while floating in the intimacy of a large terrace exclusively for you. Whether you sleep in a bed with a $200,000 mattress, or stay at the helm of the ship, the journey is as exciting as the destination when you stay in one of these incredible cruise suites. Celebrity Cruises: Iconic Suite Iconic Suite by Celebrity Beyond.
Credit: Celebrity Cruises Ship: Celebrity Beyond Cost: Voyages starting at $15,340 per person Size: 1,800 square feet of interior, 64 square feet of terrace Two full-length suites at the helm of the new ship Celebrity Beyond will pamper its first guests in late April 2022. Perched high above the Captain’s Bridge, these Iconic Suites are the crown jewel of Celebrity’s Edge Class, offering spacious interiors with no interior walls and stunning floor-to-ceiling windows. Luxury amenities like cashmere bedding, a hot tub on your private terrace, and Le Labo bath products add comfort to your journey. When you’re ready to leave the cozy confines of your suite, your table awaits at all of the ship’s specialty restaurants, including Celebrity’s new Le Voyage, by world-renowned chef Daniel Boulud. Royal Caribbean: Ultimate Family Suite Royal Caribbean’s Ultimate Family Suite has its own slide.
Credit: Royal Caribbean Ships: Wonder of the Seas, Symphony of the Seas and Spectrum of the Seas Cost: Voyages from US$19,000 per suite Size: 175 square meters interior, 64 square meters of terrace This may be the most fun offer you can Having the privacy of your own suite at sea, Wonder of the Seas’ Ultimate Family Suite was built for kids and kids at heart. The two-story penthouse is a magical dream brought to life, filled with vibrant colors and amenities like its own in-suite slide, an air hockey table, and an 85-inch 4K TV so big it’s referred to as a cinema. The suite can accommodate families of up to 10 people, although its hot tub on the private terrace can only accommodate half of them at a time. Virgin Voyages: Massive Suites Virgin Voyages Massive Suites invite guests to travel like a rock star.
Credit: Virgin Voyages Ships: Scarlet Lady and Valiant Lady Cost: Voyages from $4,360 per person Size: 2,000 square feet The entire vibe of Virgin Voyages’ ships is rock star VIP, so when Richard Branson proposed creating the upper suites of the ship, aimed for the epic. The two top-of-the-ship Massive Suites evoke the life of luxury your favorite rock star is accustomed to, complete with your own team of crew members to assist you with anything you need; from accommodating the clothes in your suitcase to replenishing your endless bar so that the party never stops. Let the incredible and thoughtful views inspire you to create your own music in the suite’s guitar room, or simply enjoy some classics from the suite’s record collection on the turntable. Disney Cruise Line: Wish Tower Suite This unique suite will feature two bedrooms and a children’s room.
Credit: Disney Cruise Line Ship: Disney Wish Cost: Voyages from $21,000 for two adults Size: 2,000 square feet The Wish Tower Suite is the epitome of fairytale living, bringing the fantasy of fairy tales to life. fairies, every night. The new suite will debut on the Disney Wish this summer as a unique maritime enclave at the bow of the ship. Like the Cinderella Castle Suite at Disney World, this unique suite will accommodate up to eight guests in its two bedrooms and children’s room, and features four and a half bathrooms. The suite is inspired by “Moana” and will offer an enchanting Disney-style welcome, as a custom sculpture will evoke the joy and heart of the film and fill the suite with lights and sounds. Viking Cruises: Owner’s Suite A rendering of The Owner’s Suite aboard Viking’s new expedition ships Polaris and Octantis.
Credit: Viking Ships: Viking Octantis and Viking Polaris, Viking’s new expedition fleet Cost: Voyages from $10,995 per person based on double occupancy Size: 115 square meters, including a private open-air lounge Viking Expedition Fleet just to start sailing with the cruise line to the farthest corners of the Earth, and if you’re in the Owner’s Suite, you’ll do it with the best view. The new expedition fleet, the twin cruise ships Octantis (sailing from January 2022) and Polaris (sailing August 2022), have an Owner’s Suite. More than just a terrace, the suite’s 73.5-square-meter garden lounge comes with its own “badenstamp” (a wood-walled hot tub), the perfect place to take in the ever-changing landscapes. The en-suite dining room for six offers the chance to enjoy a relaxing private meal while enjoying music and exclusive wine collections curated by the line’s charismatic founder and president, Torstein Hagen. Norwegian Cruise Line: Premier Owner’s Suite Norwegian Prima’s Premier Owner’s Suite features floor-to-ceiling windows.
Credit: Norwegian Cruise Line Ship: Norwegian Prima Cost: Voyages starting at $21,904 per person Size: 2,000 square feet, 800-square-foot deck Debuting August 2022, Norwegian Prima reimagines The Haven, the popular enclave of top of the line luxury suites, with a spectacular transfer to the back of the ship. Moving aft, the newly reimagined Premier Owner’s Suite features a stunning wrap-around balcony elegantly outfitted with a Jacuzzi, four-seat dining table and sun loungers. The suite, designed by Piero Lissoni, features floor-to-ceiling windows in its three bedrooms (each with a king-size bed), three bathrooms (all with jet showers), and a half-bath. Oceania: Owner’s Suite Oceania’s Owner’s Suite offers unrivaled views.
Credit: Oceania Cruises Ship: Oceania Riviera Cost: Voyages from $15,599 per person Size: 2,000 square feet Cashmere blankets, Bulgari toiletries, and an in-suite bar with six full-size bottles of spirits or wine Premium Quality: Oceania’s three Owner’s Suites are living the high life on the ship’s aft decks. From the first impression, you will be amazed by the impressive floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly frame the views, no matter where you are in the world. Suites span the full beam of the ship, so get ready for a private wrap-around terrace that offers incredible panoramic views and privacy. Designed by the Ralph Lauren Home Collection, the suites are stately yet comfortable. Regent Seven Seas Cruises – Regent Suite Welcome to the Regent Suite, offering 4,500 square feet of luxury.
Credit: Regent Seven Seas Ship: Seven Seas Splendor Cost: Voyages from US$54,999 per person Size: 412 square meters Are you ready for the best sleep of your life? Seven Seas Splendor’s Regent Suite offers the most luxurious sleeping experience ever seen at sea thanks to a $200,000 Hästens mattress. Not only will you be floating on the water, but you will also be levitating on this one-of-a-kind handmade mattress made from layers of linen, horsetail hair and cotton. Once you’ve recharged overnight, refuel with the Canyon Ranch Suite’s unlimited treatments, then venture out to the harbor with your own car and personal guide. Seabourn: Wintergarden Suite Wintergarden Suite by Seabourn Venture.
Credit: Seabourn Cruise Line Ship: Seabourn Venture Cost: Voyages from $17,999 per person Size: 97 square meters, 12 square meters of outdoor terrace Iconic designer Adam D. Tihany’s vision for the Wintergarden Suite was to balance beauty and relaxation aboard the first expedition ship of the line. Opening in mid-April 2022, the new suite will be a luxurious stateroom with touches of distinction, such as a television that disappears at the touch of a button to allow uninterrupted views from the bed. Favorite amenities on the two-story suite include a heated closet to keep the parka toasty warm before the Arctic expedition and a Swarovski ATX Interior Peephole, great for the best view of all of this ship’s wildlife. Cunard: Balmoral Suite The suite features a sweeping staircase, perfect for grand entrances.
Credit: Cunard Line Ship: Queen Mary 2 Cost: Voyages from $25,000 per person Size: 209 square meters The Queen Mary 2’s large, two-story duplex apartments are the most luxurious and well-appointed way to cross the Atlantic. Luxury living in the suites is made effortless thanks to impeccable, classic British butler service. Your own Jeeves! Every whim of your stay is catered for, from unpacking your bags while you enjoy sparkling wine and chocolate on your terrace, to a pillow menu that will make you rest easy. Although exaggerated, the sweeping staircase of the Balmoral Suite is perfect for a grand entrance to your own private cocktail party, toasting luxury living in the middle of the ocean.