Who Regent suits
Regent is an ideal choice for travelers looking for an all-inclusive luxury cruise. Once onboard, virtually everything is covered, including wine with dinner, specialty dining, some shore excursions, and laundry.
It is less of a fit for travelers who want a big production theater every night or a high-energy, late-night ship. Entertainment is pleasant rather than headline grabbing, and the evening winds down earlier than the mega ships.
What the fare covers
Air is available to purchase at prevailing rates.
While the included excursion program is broad, longer full-day tours, small-group tours, and tours that include meals are Regent Choice excursions carrying an added charge.
- Premium beverages throughout the ship, including in-suite bar setup
- All specialty restaurants at no cover charge
- Gratuities for crew
- Valet laundry in every suite, with dry cleaning added at higher loyalty tiers
- Wi-Fi for everyday use, with streaming available for purchase
- A broad range of shore excursions, typically many four to six hour tours at no added charge
Suites and what changes as you move up
Every category is a suite, and apart from a small number of window-only suites on Seven Seas Navigator, every category has a balcony. Moving up buys square footage, a better location, and earlier access to reservations.
Butler service begins at the Penthouse categories. For the Regent Suite, Master Suites, Grand Suites, and Signature Suites guests enjoy guaranteed reservations each night in the specialty restaurant of their choosing. The Regent Suite only includes a private car and driver in every port of call.
Dining onboard
Compass Rose is the main dining room and the most flexible menu at sea, with a build-your-own protein and sauce section alongside the nightly menu. Prime 7 handles steakhouse night, Chartreuse is the French room, Pacific Rim covers Asian, and Sette Mari converts the buffet space into a relaxed Italian dinner. All of these restaurants are included in your cruise fare.
Book the specialty rooms as soon as your booking window opens. Loyalty tier and suite category both influence how early that window is, which is a practical reason to talk before you book rather than after.
Where Regent shines by itinerary
- Alaska, where the included tours cover a lot of expensive ground
- Northern Europe and the British Isles, where port-heavy days benefit from included touring
- Japan and Asia, where private guiding is expensive to buy independently
- Grand Voyages and World Cruises for travelers with time to spend
How I help
I align the right ship and week with your personal travel style, advise on which suite category delivers true value, curate exceptional shore experiences, and seamlessly arrange your pre- and post-cruise stays. If you are already onboard a Regent ship, placing a future cruise deposit before you disembark is the single best value the line offers, and I can take that reservation over afterward.
