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Spirit of Discovery's
Forward Suites
The ship’s finest, most luxurious accommodation
As well as being the finest, most luxurious accommodation Spirit of Discovery has to offer, our Forward Suites honour inspiring names from Saga’s decades of history.
Taking design cues from London’s top hotels, they are one-off signature spaces, each with their own character. Effortlessly grand and opulent, they offer a larger private balcony along with a host of luxurious extras.
Forward Suite benefits
- Up to 69.8 square metres of private accommodation
- Double balcony with sun lounger/dining table
- King size bed
- En-suite WC with whirlpool bathtub, separate rainforest shower, double vanity unit and separate toilet
- Luxury turndown service
- Luxury fresh fruit basket
- Walk in wardrobe
- Separate living room and dining room space
- Separate flat screen TV in bedroom and living room
- Bottle of champagne on arrival
- Espresso machine
- Full butler service, including daily canapés
- Continental breakfast morning wake-up tray
- Full in-cabin afternoon tea service
- In-cabin dining experience including speciality restaurant menu (upon request)
- Personalised minibar
- Dedicated wine fridge
- Fresh flowers
- Guest WC
The Sidney De Haan Suite
(B501 on B Deck)
Sidney De Haan OBE (1919-2002) founded Saga in 1951. He built the company from a small hotel in Folkestone to become one of the best-known brands in the UK. Named in his honour, The Sidney De Haan Suite is beautifully designed with contemporary touches of art deco. With a total space of 69.8 square metres, it’s one of the top-two largest private areas on Spirit of Discovery.
The Joseph Meyer Suite
(B001 on B Deck)
The Joseph Meyer Suite also has an exceptionally spacious floor plan of 69.8 square metres, making it one of the top-two largest Suites on the ship. Its name is a tribute to Spirit of Discovery’s builders, the Meyer Werft shipyard. Founded in 1873, Joseph Meyer built the company’s first iron ship. It’s a tradition that continues to this day, down seven generations of the same family. The Suite’s bespoke artwork by artist Yuliya Martynova are vibrant aerial seascapes, which focus on escaping the city for idyllic coastal shores.
The Rose Suite
(C001 on C Deck)
Named after Saga’s first-ever cruise ship Saga Rose, her eponymous Suite offers 61 square metres of stunning private accommodation. It provides larger seating and dining areas, along with a stunning bathroom including a whirlpool bath. This sumptuous Suite is enhanced with stunning paintings by botanical artist Sally Pond.
The Ruby Suite
(C501 on C Deck)
A tribute to another much-loved flagship from Saga’s history, The Ruby Suite honours Saga Ruby, the sister ship to Saga Rose. And like its sister Suite, this 61-square-metre space offers a wealth of extra features in its bedroom, living areas and bathroom. The Suite is enhanced with bespoke artwork created by oil painter Joanna Charlotte. Evoking British flora and fauna, these pieces combine oil paints with luxurious gold leaf.
When naming our top Suites we wanted to recognise our heritage. The Sidney De Haan and Joseph Meyer Suites salute our founder, and the new relationship we have developed with the Meyer Werft shipyard. While The Rose and Ruby Suites are in honour of much-loved ships from our history as a cruise line.
Nigel Blanks, Saga Cruises Chief Operating Officer
