MS Grace

MS Grace entered service in 2016, and is elegantly furnished with charming chandeliers, iron elements, and marble floors in the lobby, coffered ceilings in the main lounge with gray, blue, and light brown hues; the maximum onboard capacity is 130 passengers, creating a more intimate atmosphere and attentive service onboard. The onboard treatment on MS Grace includes all excursions, airport transfers, gratuities (including those for spa and salon staff), and unlimited complimentary beverages onboard the ship, including regional wine, beer, premium spirits, specialty coffees, water, and soft drinks.
MS Grace offers 22 master suites, 24 suites, 8 two-story suites, 4 mini-suites, and 13 double cabins spread over three decks; some standard category cabins have a "loft" style, with a raised platform seating area providing extra space. The bathrooms are spacious with large sinks and Molton Brown products; and the showers feature rainfall showerheads while there are no tubs onboard. The bedding is very refined with 400-thread count sheets, pillow-top mattress, and 90% down-filled duvets. In all cabins, standard amenities include in-room movies, a minibar stocked with complimentary water and soft drinks, a coffee machine, and air conditioning. Riverview, Loft, and most French balcony cabins have two chairs and a table; larger suites feature a sofa that can also be used as a pull-out bed, and spacious closets with drawers and on-demand movies.
Meals onboard Grace are carefully prepared, with a good mix of regional and familiar dishes. The main restaurant is called Compass Rose and is used for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (and if the itinerary requires it, for brunch). Seating is open, and you can walk in at any time when it's open while Arthur's, named after the company's founder, Arthur Tauck, is the aft refreshment spot for a simpler, quicker meal.
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