Regent Seven Seas' Newest Cruise Ship Breaks Booking Records With $40K Suite

Regent Seven Seas has reported that its new ship, Seven Seas Prestige, is seeing suites book out at record rates.
The Skyview Regent Suite, which starts from $40,000 per night is sold out on most itineraries.
Check out photos of the luxury suite that’s nearly 50% booked out on the new ships initial itineraries.

Regent Seven Seas, one of the most luxurious cruise lines in the world, is moving from strength to strength with the first day of bookings for its new ship Seven Seas Prestige shattering booking records. The launch of the new ship broke the previous record for bookings on a launch day by 26%.

The demand was so strong that even the Skyview Regent Suite, a picture of opulence that starts from $40,000 a night, has already sold out on six of the 13 available voyages aboard the new Seven Seas Prestige.

This is also a record for the line, as the best performance of a top-tier product that the cruise line has ever seen on the launch day of a new ship.

Seven Seas Prestige is set to be delivered to the cruise line late next year, and will represent the beginning of the first new ship class that the cruise line has had for a decade.

The ship has been specifically designed to elevate the lines luxury offerings, with the ship build 40% bigger than the cruise line’s other ships, but with capacity for only 10% more passengers, offering more space and intimate service to each passenger.

All cabins are balcony suites, including of course the Skyview Regent Suite and its massive 817 square metres.

Every guest receives Starlink WiFi, fine wines and spirits, unlimited shore excursions, specialty dining, laundry service and more as part of their cruise fare.

What’s on offer so far for the new ship are 13 voyages across Europe and the Caribbean. Starting with a sailing from Barcelona to Miami, the ship will continue around the Americas, visiting ports like Cartagena and St Lucia in the Caribbean, with many itineraries including overnight stays.

While it doesn’t come cheap, you don’t have to shell out $40,000 a night if you want to get onboard.

A two-week sailing on Seven Seas Prestige starts from about $12,255, meaning you’ll be paying about $875 per night of sailing.

Jason Montague, chief luxury officer for Regent Seven Seas Cruises said of the new ships booking success: “I’m absolutely thrilled, but not surprised, by the phenomenal results that Seven Seas Prestige has produced – we knew that luxury travelers were extremely eager to reserve their suite on this incredible ship.

“Seven Seas Prestige promises to begin a new legacy for the entire ultra-luxury cruise sector, and we cannot wait until she joins the fleet in December 2026. I’d like to thank our valued guests and Travel Partners, as well as Regent’s highly talented and professional teams around the world who all contributed to this fantastic achievement.”

The Skyview Regent Suite on Regent Seven Seas

The Skyview Regent Suite, which is already sold out on nearly 50% of the new ships voyages, offers a new level of luxury, even to an accustomed Regent Seven Seas cruiser.

The massive living quarters offering panoramic ocean views and nearly 4000 square feet of balcony space.

Within the suite there are two bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, a living room, an in-suite elevator, an exclusive gym and sauna and access to a private dining venue for up to 12 guests.

Regent dubs it the “largest, all-inclusive, ultra-luxury cruise suite in history’. It also comes with a personal butler, daily spa treatment, private fitness coaching, a private car and driver at each port, a welcome bottle of Dom PErignon Champagne, an in-suite fragrance collection, caviar services, daily canapes and more.

Check out some photos of the luxury space below.