Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is prioritising larger cabins, which has proved beneficial according to Harry Sommer, president and CEO. Improvements to the Vista Blueprint on Oceania Allura include replacing solo cabins with Penthouse Suites and Concierge Veranda staterooms.
The trend towards larger accommodation will continue with NCLH’s newbuild program as new ships are introduced. The company is also increasing the number of balcony cabins in its existing fleet to meet guest demand.
The Sky View Regent Suite on the Regent Seven Seas Prestige, set to debut in 2026, is nearly sold out at a price of $25,000 per night.
Harry Sommer shared, “With Oceania Allura, we’ve made thoughtful ROI-centric improvements to the Vista Blueprint, including enhancements to the stateroom mix. The suite is priced at $25,000 per night and nearly sold out on nearly all of our first sailings.”
