Regent Seven Seas Cruises has released more details about its upcoming new luxury cruise ship Seven Seas Grandeur, revealing its 4,443sqft Regent Suite, which costs $11,000 per night.

The Regent Suite aboard Seven Seas Grandeur is similar to the top suites aboard Seven Seas Splendor, the cruise line’s most recent cruise ship, but features a few enhancements, such as the reimagined master bathroom which provides a complete in-suite spa experience.

Master bathroom with spa aboard Seven Seas Grandeur

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There’s a personal sauna, steam room and treatment area where guests will be pampered with unlimited complimentary spa services. In this room alone, there are nine different types of marble.

The master bathroom also has a “jewel-box” shower in the center of the space and a jetted bathtub joining heated loungers adjacent to the window wall to maximize ocean views.

Jewel box shower in the centre of the master bathroom

The Regent Suite features a master bedroom with a four-poster bed housing a Hästens Vividus mattress and custom-made art panel by Confluence Studios crowning the head of the bed.

There are two and a half marble and stone detailed bathrooms; and an expansive living room with a personalized bar set-up (including faux fireplace) and dining room.

The suite also offers unobstructed 270-degree views from the 1,227 square-foot wraparound terrace overlooking the bow of the ship. Guests can enjoy these vistas either on deck in their own Tresse Minipool, or in a new space – the glass-enclosed “Parlor”, with twin chaise lounges.

The parlour in the Regent Suite aboard Seven Seas Grandeur

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Additional features of the suite include three walk-in closets, and the exclusive use of the private dining room The Study, an up to 12-person dining experience, which is hidden between specialty restaurants Prime 7 and Chartreuse.

Italian marble has been used to create an archway around the entry door. Once the doors open, the darker hallway contrasts with the bright suite revealing vast ocean views.

Entryway to the Regent Suite

The Seven Seas Grandeur’s inaugural season begins November 2023 and explores the Mediterranean and the Caribbean with a range of 17 sailings in the regions, plus two transatlantic voyages. The season opened for sale on September 22nd, 2021.

Seven Seas Grandeur will be a sister ship to Seven Seas Splendor, which was launched in 2020 and widely regarded as the most expensive cruise ship ever built on a per-ton basis.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises haven’t announced details about the amenities and features aboard Seven Seas Grandeur, but they’re like to be similar to Splendor, which offers a collection of specialty, casual and main dining options, such as La Veranda, an informal, buffet service for breakfast and lunch.

With 270-degree ocean views, the restaurant transforms into an elegant fine dining restaurant, Sette Mari at La Veranda, each evening for dinner.