What It’s Like Inside The World’s Most Luxurious Cruise Ship

Inside the ornate Regent Suite — which is an astounding 4,443 sq ft (or four four-room flats) — is a living room with a custom US$250k Steinway grand piano. Of course, you can’t be super-rich and not have a personal butler at your disposal. And just for Regent Suite ballers: a private car and guide at every port, Business and First Class air tickets and private airport transfers. The steep fare also includes unlimited complimentary shore excursions, from Montenegro to Bordeaux.

This bed costs as much as a three-room flat. Does the US$150,000 luxury Savoir No. 1 bespoke bed in the master bedroom (which is one of two bedrooms in the Regent Suite) come with a guarantee of sweeter dreams then? After all, the mattress alone costs US$90,000.

There’s also a private in-suite spa in the Regent Suite. Luxuriate in perpetual bliss if you like — Regent Suite guests are entitled to unlimited complimentary treatments (a first at sea!).

The in-suite spa room is so blinged out, you probably shouldn't leave home without packing your sunglasses.

Prices for entry-level suites start at US$12,319 (S$16,000), though it excludes all the lavish bits and bobs, like Business Class airfares and personal butlers.

Outside, over 150 crystal chandeliers adorn the hallways of this US$450mil titanic cruise ship. The ship only hosts 750 guests, compared to regular liners that carry about 2,000 or more, so you won’t have to jostle with the throngs.

You’ll get that in your room and at the ship’s five restaurants, including its signature Compass Rose. Besides the array of fine dining available, there’s also a culinary school if you wanna try your hand at making your own hors d'oeuvres.

No way you’re getting the blues luxuriating in an infinity pool and a view like this.

No, it’s not mandatory to be decked out in your gala ball gown to play golf here, just one of the plethora of activities available onboard. Check out live musical performances at a Great Gatsby-esque theatre fit for a royalty, or try your luck at the casino.

For more info, go to https://www.rssc.com/. Photos: Regent Seven Seas Cruises.