Boasting privacy and tranquility, as well as some of the best ocean views onboard, this top-deck hideaway is a retreat in itself. What's more, the range of cabin and suite types means there's something for everyone, including:.
Choosing a suite in NCL The Haven isn't just about an ultra-luxurious place to rest your head after a busy day at sea. You'll also get to enjoy a whole host of extra-special perks reserved just for those staying at The Haven. Escape the hustle and bustle of the rest of the ship and spend some time relaxing in the private venues reserved for guests of The Haven. Enjoy your favourite drinks and meet fellow cruisers at The Haven Lounge, indulge in mouthwatering dishes at The Haven Restaurant or soak up the views on The Haven Courtyard and Sundeck, complete with pool and hot tub.
Introduced nearly 10 years ago, Costantin says The Haven is the first product to sell-out each time a new NCL program is released. Over time the product has evolved, with Costantin saying product is now more inclusive. Guests have a butler, a white table in-suite dining option, every night there are treats such as cheese platters or chocolate dipped strawberries.
On Breakaway class ships there are up to suites in The Haven and on Jewel class the number varies between 40 and 50 suites. There are up to nine different suite categories available, ranging from Penthouses to Spa Suites, Owners Suites and 3-Bedroom Garden Villas, all with balconies. Private butlers unpack luggage or can be called upon to serve breakfast in bed. Azamara bets on no casino aboard Quest. Scenic Eclipse enters dry dock.
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