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Seven Seas Prestige: ship guide
Regent’s new Prestige Class debuts December 2026 with 411 suites and 11 dining venues.
Best for: Couples who want to be among the first aboard Regent’s newest and largest ship, with Caribbean and Panama Canal sailings from Miami in winter 2026-2027 and the Mediterranean in summer 2027, all excursions included. Sails from Miami, Barcelona, Los Angeles, Panama City, San Juan, New York, London (Southampton), Lisbon, Rome (Civitavecchia), Ravenna, Trieste, Athens (Piraeus) in 2026 and 2027.
About Seven Seas Prestige
Seven Seas Prestige is the first ship of Regent’s new Prestige Class and the line’s largest ship yet, built by Fincantieri and entering service in December 2026. At 76,550 gross tons she is about 40 percent larger than the Explorer Class ships but carries only about 10 percent more guests: 822 in 411 suites, every one with a private balcony, with 630 crew. Twelve suite categories include four new types, led by the two-level Skyview Regent Suite, which Regent calls the largest all-inclusive suite in cruise history.
The extra space goes into public rooms. Eleven dining venues include seven specialty restaurants, among them the new Mediterranean mezze-style Azure and the open-air Solmar Terrace at Compass Rose, alongside Prime 7, Chartreuse, Pacific Rim, La Veranda and Sette Mari. The Starlight Atrium rises through the heart of the ship under a crystal light installation and hosts Lumière, Regent’s first nightly sound-and-light show, next to Galileo’s Bar. The Serene Spa & Wellness is the largest in the fleet, and the Solara Pool Deck and Solara Sports Deck add cabanas, pickleball and a putting green.
Her inaugural season opens with a 14-night transatlantic from Barcelona to Miami on December 13, 2026, followed by Caribbean, Central America and Panama Canal voyages from Miami, Los Angeles, Panama City and San Juan through April 2027, then a crossing from New York to Barcelona and a summer of Iberia, the French coast, Italy, the Adriatic and the Greek Isles. Up to 97 shore excursions per voyage are included in the fare, along with specialty dining, drinks, Wi-Fi, gratuities and laundry.
- Regent’s first new ship class in more than a decade and its largest ship at 76,550 gross tons
- 411 all-balcony suites in 12 categories, four of them brand new, with 630 crew for 822 guests
- Skyview Regent Suite: nearly 9,000 square feet on two levels with a private elevator, gym, sauna and 3,703-square-foot wraparound balcony
- Two-level Skyview Suites, Grand Loft Suites and the new Horizon Penthouse Suites
- 11 dining venues including the new Azure and Solmar Terrace plus Prime 7, Chartreuse and Pacific Rim
- Starlight Atrium with Lumière, a nightly sound-and-light show, and Galileo’s Bar with its Negroni Observatory
- Largest Serene Spa & Wellness in the Regent fleet, plus Solara Pool Deck cabanas and a Solara Sports Deck
- Up to 97 included shore excursions per voyage on Caribbean, Panama Canal and Mediterranean itineraries
Staterooms and suites
Deluxe Veranda and Serenity Suites
The entry categories at about 440 square feet, each with a private balcony, marble bathroom and walk-in closet, larger than the Veranda Suites on Regent’s earlier ships.
Concierge Suites
440 to 485 square feet with a pre-cruise hotel night, priority reservations for dining and excursions and an illy espresso maker.
Penthouse and Horizon Penthouse Suites
Penthouse Suites offer more than 600 square feet with butler service; the 15 new Horizon Penthouse Suites add deep balconies of 182 to 263 square feet facing the horizon.
Seven Seas, Prestige and Grand Loft Suites
Seven Seas Suites of 721 square feet and Prestige Suites of 813 to 1,354 square feet with living rooms and butlers; the two-story Grand Loft Suites of 856 square feet are new to the fleet.
Grand, Signature and Skyview Suites
Grand Suites of 1,214 to 1,417 square feet, Signature Suites of 2,037 square feet with a 1,023-square-foot balcony, and the two-level Skyview Suites in three layouts named Aura, Luna and Sola.
Skyview Regent Suite
About 8,794 square feet over two levels atop the ship for up to six guests, with two bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, a floating stone staircase, private in-suite elevator, personal gym and sauna, a 3,703-square-foot wraparound balcony and exclusive access to The Study private dining room.
Seven Seas Prestige deck plans
Deck by deck, straight from our booking engine: the plan, the stateroom categories on that deck and the public rooms. Pick a deck.
Deck 14
Azure Restaurant, Pacific Rim Restaurant, Shuffleboard, Bocce Court, Jogging Track, Sports Deck, Putting Green, Suites/Staterooms.
- AzureAt the precise moment your appetite summons, enter a new restaurant of the Old World: Azure.
- Pacific RimA dramatic Pan-Asian dining experience.
Plans are the cruise line’s current drawings as supplied to our booking engine. Layouts change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the exact stateroom when you book.
On board Seven Seas Prestige
Dining on Seven Seas Prestige
Compass RoseIncluded
The main restaurant on Deck 5, with a build-your-own entrée menu for breakfast and dinner.
Solmar Terrace at Compass RoseIncluded
New open-air daytime restaurant aft of Compass Rose serving sushi, yakitori, satay and tapas from noon to 6 PM, exclusive to this ship.
La VerandaIncluded
Ocean-view breakfast and lunch buffet with made-to-order omelets and carving stations.
Sette Mari at La VerandaIncluded
Italian dinner service with antipasti and regional specialties served à la carte.
Pool GrillIncluded
Casual alfresco barbecue, pizza and seafood on the Solara Pool Deck.
Coffee ConnectionIncluded
All-day café with barista coffee and pastries.
AzureIncluded
New Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurant with a sharing-style mezze menu, including lobster orzo saganaki and gambas al ajillo.
Prime 7Included
Steakhouse on Deck 11 with a refreshed menu that debuts on this ship, including Lobster Thermidor and a 14-layer chocolate mousse cake.
ChartreuseIncluded
Fine French dining with a modern twist, reservation-based and included in the fare.
Pacific RimIncluded
Pan-Asian restaurant with sushi, dim sum and Thai and Chinese dishes.
Entertainment and activities
- Lumière, Regent’s first sound-and-light show, performed nightly in the Starlight Atrium
- Galileo’s Bar in the atrium with the Negroni Observatory and pre-dinner aperitivo hour
- Constellation Theater productions and the Prestige Lounge for cocktails and live music
- Observation Lounge with panoramic views, Meridian Lounge and the Art Deco Connoisseur Lounge
- Casino with table games and slots
- Solara Pool Deck with loungers and cabanas, and the Solara Sports Deck with pickleball, putting green, bocce and yoga
- The largest Serene Spa & Wellness in the fleet with a fitness center
- Culinary Arts Kitchen classes, library, card room and The Study private dining room
Families and who it suits
Regent is an adults-oriented line with no dedicated children’s facilities on Seven Seas Prestige; a seasonal Club Mariner youth program runs on select summer and holiday sailings. Teens who enjoy excursions and fine dining do well, but the ship is best suited to adults.
Best for: Couples who want to be among the first aboard Regent’s newest and largest ship, with Caribbean and Panama Canal sailings from Miami in winter 2026-2027 and the Mediterranean in summer 2027, all excursions included.
Sails from: Miami, Barcelona, Los Angeles, Panama City, San Juan, New York, London (Southampton), Lisbon, Rome (Civitavecchia), Ravenna, Trieste, Athens (Piraeus) · Regions: Caribbean and Central America, Panama Canal and Mexican Riviera, Transatlantic, Western Europe and Iberia, Mediterranean and Greek Isles
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Facts checked against Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Seven Seas Prestige, NCLH press release: Solmar Terrace on Seven Seas Prestige, NCLH press release: bar and beverage experiences on Seven Seas Prestige, NCLH press release: Skyview Regent Suite on October 13, 2026. Ship details change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the current layout when you book.
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