Spirit of the Moselle

We have combined our experience of river cruise ship construction with our unique understanding of our guests and their needs to design Spirit of the Moselle and are confident that you will love the new edition to our fleet as much as we do.

Contemporary interior design

We have taken inspiration from the work of English artist JMW Turner and his painting Beilstein and Burg Metternich for the ship’s colour palette of green, blue and pink. Inspiration was also drawn from the poem Mosella by the Roman poet Magnus Ausonius, which is a celebration of the verdancy of the river and describes, ‘the riverbanks; hills, green with vines, beneath them, flowing noiselessly. The fair Moselle.’

Welcoming public spaces

On board we have created a warm and relaxing space for our guests, taking inspiration from the sights and experiences of the ship’s namesake river. Spirit of the Moselle’s main deck features floor-to-ceiling windows, bathing the ship in light throughout, and making the most of the ever-changing scenery as the ship winds along the Main and Moselle. The lounge area is separated into three spaces: the main bar, a cosy Parisian-style cafe area with a self-service tea and coffee station, and a library. While the speciality Beilstein Restaurant incorporates woods and aged oak barrels, in homage to the wine towns of the region and to replicate the timber-clad architecture of the Moselle.

Modern cabins with a touch of opulence

The colour scheme inspired by Turner’s artwork continues in the elegant cabins. On the Upper and Middle decks over 75% of Spirit of the Moselle’s cabins have French balconies with floor-to-ceiling windows providing personal, private views of every destination. Cabins on the Lower deck are smaller and feature a small picture window. All cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, a Bluetooth speaker with USB, tea and coffee-making facilities, a small fridge, hairdryer, telephone, safe, seating area bathrobes and slippers.