MSC Cruises has introduced a new top-tier accommodation called the Grand Hamptons Villa, launching exclusively on MSC World Atlantic and now available to book. MSC positioned the concept for larger and multigenerational families, and for two families traveling together who want to share space without giving up privacy.

Built for up to eight guests, the villa spans more than 230 square meters of indoor and outdoor space. Inside, families get a double-height living room with panoramic ocean views, a dedicated entertainment loft with a private cinema lounge, a digital gaming table and a LEGO wall, plus a private bar and a dedicated kids’ suite. The primary suite has its own private terrace, and outside there is an oceanfront terrace with a whirlpool bath, lounge seating and deck games.

Villa guests also receive the MSC Yacht Club experience, including 24-hour butler and concierge service and access to Yacht Club’s exclusive areas. Additional included benefits listed by MSC are a dedicated cleaning team, the Premium Extra Drinks package, a Fun Pass, unlimited specialty dining and Wi-Fi. The single villa will sail on the ship’s alternating seven-night and 14-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries from Port Canaveral, including calls at Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve.

Key takeaways

  • The Grand Hamptons Villa is exclusive to MSC World Atlantic and is now open for booking.
  • It sleeps up to eight guests in more than 230 square meters, aimed at multigenerational groups or two families together.
  • Highlights include a private cinema loft, kids’ suite, private bar, and a terrace with whirlpool.
  • Guests get MSC Yacht Club perks, including 24-hour butler service, plus drinks, Wi-Fi, a Fun Pass and unlimited specialty dining.
  • The ship sails seven- and 14-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries from Port Canaveral, including Ocean Cay.

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Source: Cruise Industry News