If John Heald, the blogging Carnival cruise director with an irritating penchant for dots (read the blog and you'll see) - who must be a little jaded after all his time around cruiseships - can get excited about the new suites on Seabourn Odyssey, they must be good (although of course Yachts of Seabourn is owned by Carnival so maybe he is just a tad biased.)
Odyssey comes into service June 24 next year but is already on sale and, as Heald admits, has some of the most expensive suites at sea - I've just done a piece on the Grand Suites for the next TW Cruise and they will set you back nearly £11,500 for seven nights, and you still have to pay for flights and a transfer.
If they aren't good, guess there's no hope.
Jane Archer
