Crystal has revealed a ‘first look’ inside Crystal Grace, the cruise line’s first new-build ocean ship in 25 years.
Owned by A&K, the new all-suite, all-veranda ship will make her inaugural voyage in 2028.
She will have 337 suites, each with a butler, curated pillow menu and Italian bed linen.
The majority of suites will be Aquamarine Veranda Suites, which have a vanity area, sofa and veranda, with some having a separate shower and bathtub, or walk-in closet.
Saffire Suites will have verandas, separate living area, a walk-in closet, dining table and a spacious bathroom with walk-in shower and separate bath.
Four Junior Penthouse Suites have walk-in closet, separate living and dining areas, a Jacuzzi with a separate shower and a guest bathroom, while Penthouse Suites have two walk-in closets, separate living and dining areas with panoramic ocean views, a study and a custom-built bar.
This ultra-luxury class of suite also has a Jacuzzi, separate shower, bidet, guest bathroom and an expansive wraparound veranda.
AKTG CEO Cristina Levis says from the very beginning of Crystal Grace’s design process it prioritised listening to our guests.
“Their preferences, their habits and the way they live while at sea informed every decision we made.
“These suites reflect a thoughtful evolution of space, comfort and accessibility, delivering the elevated residential feeling our guests have asked for while preserving the elegance and intimacy that define the Crystal experience.”
Crystal Senior Vice President of Hotel Operations Bernie Leypold says one of the features it knows guests will love is the amount of open-air space.
“We also focused on creating more intuitive storage throughout, ensuring every item, whether a closet for a world cruise or treasures collected along the way, has a place.
“This increased flexibility allows guests to truly settle in, relax and feel at home anywhere in the world.”
Scheduled for delivery May 31 2028, Crystal Grace will embark on her inaugural voyage on June 11 2028, following a series of preview sailings.
For more information, visit Crystal.
