The world’s largest luxury cruise ship suite has a US$200,000 bed and costs US$11,000 per night
Regent Seven Seas Cruises plans to introduce what it says will be the largest suite in luxury cruise ship history in February 2020.
The 4,443-square-foot Regent Suite will debut on the Seven Seas Splendor and will feature a sauna, steam room, 1,300 square-foot veranda, US$200,000 bed and unlimited spa treatments.
The suite costs from US$11,000 per night and is already sold out for almost all of the Seven Seas Splendor cruises planned for 2020.
Here’s what the suite will look like.
The 4,443 square-foot Regent Suite will be almost twice as large as the average US home, according to Regent Seven Seas.
The suite’s interior will measure over 3,000 square feet and feature Italian marble and golden chandeliers.
Passengers will have access to unlimited spa treatments, in addition to a sauna and steam room.
The master bedroom will have a US$200,000 king-size bed made by Hastens. The bed will have a mattress that requires 18 months and over 300 hours to make.
The suite will also come with a personal butler who can make drinks and arrange for onshore transport in a private car.
The Regent Suite will be able to hold six passengers and starts at US$11,000 per night.
But the suite has already sold out for many of the Seven Seas Splendor’s 2020 cruises.
The rest of the Seven Seas Splendor will also be luxurious.
It will have a total of 375 suites.
The ship will set sail in February 2020.
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This article originally appeared on Business Insider.
- The 4,443-square-foot Regent Suite on the Seven Seas Splendor will feature a sauna, steam room, 1,300 square-foot veranda and unlimited spa treatments