Emperor Cruises Ha Long

Emperor Cruises Ha Long

Overnight Cruises in Bai Tu Long BayAll 8 cabins are en-suite with private balconies, panoramic ocean views and personal butler service. The Emperor Cruises fleet is designed to be a sanctuary that ensures each and every moment counts for guests in Ha Long Bay – a must-see on the travel itinerary of all visitors to Vietnam.
Inspired by the lavish lifestyle of Emperor Bao Dai, the last Emperor of Vietnam, this masterpiece is designed to reflect the style of the 1930s, and be a haven for the most sophisticated travelers to enjoy Vietnamese culture, history and gourmet cuisine. The cruise is where royal glamour and heritage will combine to create the epitome of elegance and aristocracy. Each guest will be treated like an emperor and experience the best of the best, in privacy, and with every tiny detail attended to.
Emperor Cruises has been built as a traditional ship using the highest quality materials and finished with exquisite gold-plated motifs, fine silk, velvet and other luxury accouterments such as brass, crystal and gemstones. Works of art commissioned from well-known Vietnamese artists adorn the walls, and everything is designed in accordance with the specific requirements and preferences of the individual traveler in mind. The private butler and reception services will be available around the clock.
Food fit for an Emperor –  Emperor Cruises Halong has crafted a culinary treat for the most discerning of palettes at the Can Chanh Palace Royal Restaurant, and promises that every guest’s dining experience will exceed expectations. The cuisine is always freshly prepared using the best local ingredients, with an emphasis on seafood. Each overnight trip includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, and with every meal onboard, guests are treated to a rich selection of complimentary local beers, spirits, and distinctive wines chosen by the acclaimed sommeliers. Barbecues and private dinners on the beach or at secluded caves are also available. Guests can choose to dine in their suites, on the sundecks, or anywhere that takes their fancy.
With Emperor Cruises, luxury doesn’t mean that there won’t be an adventure! Guests spend their time spotting local wildlife, snorkeling, boating, kayaking, embracing Mother Nature, and passing the time with their fellow passengers and crew. Emperor Cruises provides daily luxury return transfers by Mercedes Benz limousine to and from Hanoi. Upon request, The Emperor Cruises team can arrange private charter airplanes, helicopters or sea-planes to Halong Bay.
“Our cruises operate in Bai Tu Long Bay on a daily basis for the day cruise, with scheduled one or 2-night programs such as ‘Emperor Discovery’, ‘Emperor Experience’ and ‘Emperor Hideaway’. Whether you choose the day trip or overnight option, we ensure your experiences are exclusive, all-inclusive, intimate, memorable and safe. Party booze cruises and private charters for leisure and professionals are available upon request.” Said Kevin Nguyen, Sales and Marketing Manager of Emperor Cruises.
“The boats are available for FITs, GITS, and Charters. We recommend this special experience for repeat travelers to Ha Long Bay who are seeking something different, exotic and out of the ordinary. Our cruising experiences are highly recommended for seasoned leisure travelers, luxury adventurers, honeymooners, families, special interest travelers, fine arts lovers, nature lovers, active travelers, photographers, groups of friends, VIP’s and celebrities.”
Emperor Cruises has announced the launch of a sophisticated new booking website, which will go live on 15th June 2016 (www.emperorcruiseshalong.com )
About Emperor Cruises Halong BayEmperor Cruises promises an extraordinary all-inclusive experience. The newly built, custom-designed traditional junk cruise features three decks that house an open restaurant, two lounge bars and clubs, a small library, internet café, two Jacuzzis, saunas, two massage rooms, a kids’ club and a gymnasium to service the 8 luxurious en-suite cabins with ocean views and private balconies.

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WHY EMPEROR CRUISES

With a totally different concept in Halong Bay, we are a true luxury innovator in cruising. With a service-oriented team, we offer luxury experiential travel on an exclusively designed boat, on an all-inclusive basis with ultra-personalized service. All 8 cabins are suites with private balconies, ocean views from absolutely everywhere, and butler service. The Emperor Cruises fleet is designed to be a sanctuary to ensure that every moment counts for our guests.
Inspired by the lavish lifestyle of Emperor Bao Dai, the last Emperor of Vietnam, this masterpiece is designed to reflect the style of the 1930s, a place for the most sophisticated travelers to enjoy Vietnamese culture, history and gourmet cuisine, and where royal glamour and heritage will combine to create the epitome of elegance. Each guest will be treated like an emperor and experience the best of the best, in privacy, and with every detail attended to.
The benefit of a luxury cruise with Emperor Cruises is that, apart from being small boats with personalized service and outstanding facilities on an all-inclusive basis, often there is no bill to pay at the end whether on a two- or three-day cruise. Experience the first luxury all-inclusive cruises with butler and limo services in Ha Long Bay, a must-see on the list of all travelers to Vietnam.

Emperor Bao Dai was passionate about hunting. If the emperor had any free time, he and his servants always went off hunting. When the emperor was in his palace in Nha Trang, if he wanted to go to Me Van forest in Dak Lak or visit Bao Loc to go hunting, the emperor often drove himself. He even ordered a villa to be built by Lak Lake.
Inspired and named after the original Bao Dai Villa in Lak Lake, which overlooks the lake and is surrounded by the lush jungle of the Central Highlands, the Lak Lake Suite is located on the main deck of the vessel.
The Lak Lake Suite is the same size as the Do Son Suite, at 37.6 square metres, and both are actually the smallest suites on Emperor Cruises. The interior design is inspired by the 1930s and the isolated former royal residence overlooking Lak Lake.
The Lak Lake Suite has twin beds and is adjacent to the imperial Hue Suite complete with its own private sun deck. This is just perfect for families. The suite also features typical Indochine décor, wooden flooring, stylish tiles and marble bathroom. Air-conditioning, a mini-bar and smart TV are included.
The Lak Lake Suite is spacious with its own private balcony affording spectacular ocean views. The bathroom is tastefully designed and fit for royalty with a tub or walk-in shower and the ocean can be viewed from any corner of the bathroom.
Room ServicesKnowing that guests sometimes prefer to dine in the comfort of their suites, we offer room service around the clock. Room service offers a delectable choice of appetizers, main courses and desserts along with breads, sandwiches, burgers, soups and salad 24 hours a day.
Exquisite CuisineExcellent cuisine is one of our core values on board.
Menus change daily and a multitude of dishes are offered during the cruise program.
Guests are free to dine whenever, wherever and with whomever they choose.
Personal serviceOur staff has been highly trained to attend to guests’ every need and desire and they take great pride in providing a personal service that really sets them apart.
Their goal is to provide exemplary personal service day and night, ensuring that guests’ wishes are satisfied completely.
Butler service is included. It is the ultimate prerequisite for individualized attention. Highly trained and profoundly committed to fulfilling guest’s wishes, butlers are the ultimate indulgence, usually reserved for the privileged few.
Type of cabins: Signature Suites En-suite Bathroom: Yes Maximum people: 2 Adults + 2  childCabins: 2 Wifi: Yes Bed Type: TwinSize: 38m² and 5m² Balcony All Meals Included: Yes Possible extra bed: YesLocation: First Deck Gym Access: 24/7 Room Service: Yes

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State Suites
NHA TRANG SUITE: In the 1920s Emperor Bao Dai built holiday villas in some of Vietnam’s most picturesque locations across his empire. In Nha Trang he chose a bluff 5km from downtown with a private beach and spectacular views across the bay.  The French colonial-style villa complex, or Bao Dai Palace, is located in Cau Da and his majesty used it as a holiday residence for his royal family and lovers from 1940 to 1945.
One of his servants, named No, now lives in Dalat and he revealed that the emperor spent a lot of time in these magnificent villas with his most beloved concubine, Mong Diep. A visit to the palace will reward travelers with a taste of Vietnam’s past while enjoying some of Nha Trang’s best views.
Inspiration for the cruises came from the recreational activities of Emperor Bao Dai, when he stayed in his villas in Nha Trang. He took great pleasure in sailing in NhaTrang Bay to go fishing around the offshore islands, relax and unwind on empty beaches and enjoy the nutritious seafood reserved only for the king such as lobster, abalone, tuna fish and sea cucumbers which are very abundant in Nha Trang Bay.
The vessel is designed to reflect the inspiration of Vietnamese heritage and history. The Nha Trang Suite is located on the upper deck towards the rear of the Emperor Cruises boat. The suite is very spacious, large enough for a king and queen with ocean views on both sides and a private sundeck. Designed with privacy, romance and elegance in mind, guests can enjoy the best views in the sun-filled cabin as well as sharing the memory of the gorgeous sunset over a glass of wine.
The Nha Trang Suite has a double bedroom and all the amenities are handmade and exclusive as befits a suite on the upper deck. The large, gracious balcony allows plenty of light into an airy 42.9 square meter room featuring elegant furnishings and rich decor. Meticulous attention to detail is reflected in the king-sized bed and marble bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and an Indochine style old-fashioned bathtub.
DALAT SUITE: Dalat, the former French hill station, was probably the most important location for Emperor Bao Dai after the Imperial Citadel in Hue. In 1933 the emperor met Nguyen Huu Thi Lan at a party in Dalat, and she became his first and only queen, Nam Phuong.
Dalat was also his preferred place to live and work when he was the Emperor of Annam and the Head of the State of Vietnam from 1948 to 1955, and he had several summer homes here, now called Palace I, II and III. Bao Dai also lived here with his lovers, “concubines”, Mong Diep and Phi Anh. He was passionate about hunting in Buon Me Thuot or Lak Lake and occasionally traveled to Nha Trang with Mong Diep.
According to the Hue cultural researcher, Nguyen Đac Xuan, Bao Dai built a villa for his lover Mong Diep in the alpine forest near his official palace and a beautiful Spanish stone villa for his concubine Phi Anh, which is now a luxury hotel in Dalat.
With alpine scenery, lakes, flower gardens, a market, historic railway station with steam trains, lovely colonial buildings and a golf course, the first in Southeast Asia, Dalat can be reached in 2 hours by road from Nha Trang.
The Dalat Suite is adjacent to the Nha Trang Suite and both are located on the upper deck towards the rear of the Emperor Cruises boat. The higher suites offer gorgeous views of the stunning Nha Trang Bay. Dalat Suite is very spacious, large enough for a king and queen with ocean views on both sides and a private sundeck lounge. Designed with privacy, romance and elegance in mind, guests can enjoy the best views in the sun-filled cabin as well as sharing the memory of the gorgeous sunset.
The Dalat Suite has a double bedroom and, like the other suites, all amenities are handmade but more exclusive as befits a suite on the upper deck. The large, gracious balcony allows plenty of light into an airy 42.9 square meter room featuring elegant furnishings and rich decor. Meticulous attention to detail is reflected in the king-sized bed and marble bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and an Indochine style old-fashioned bathtub.
HUE SUITE: Home of the Emperors, Hue was the capital of Vietnam from 1802 to 1945 under the Nguyen Dynasty. In the early 19th century Emperor Gia Long consulted geomancers to find the best place to build a new palace and citadel. The geomancers chose the present site at Hue. Bao Dai became emperor in 1926 until his abdication in 1945 and lived with his family in the Purple Forbidden City in Hue. He was the emperor most influenced by the west and he used to holiday in Nha Trang and Dalat and go hunting in Buon Me Thuot by car.
The Hue Suite is located on the main deck of the vessel and is 42.9 square meters, maximizing the natural light with two windows, and is decorated with old pictures of Hue, bringing a touch of nostalgia for this glorious period.
With more space and privacy for an exclusive and intimate cruising experience, the Hue Suite has a double bed and its own private balcony and sun deck. This suite is specially designed for honeymooners, romantic lovers, and sophisticated travelers.
The luxurious styles and its individual design ensure a comfortable stay for guests. A spacious sitting area provides room to stretch out and watch television, read a book or simply enjoy the magical sunsets while enjoying a chilled glass of wine.
The suite is decorated in warm colors with leather headboards, plush sofas, chairs and drapes, new lighting features, window coverings, fancy carpeting, new artworks, stylish bed cushions and throw pillows.
The suite also features typical Indochine décor, old black-and-white photos, wooden flooring, stylish tiles and a marble bathroom. Air-conditioning, a mini-bar, and smart TV are included as well.
VUNG TAU: The architecture of Emperor Bao Dai’s royal villas, which were located in some of the most visited destinations in Vietnam, was in harmony with the surroundings.
The White Palace Vung Tau is located in Vung Tau, Southern Vietnam, formerly called Cochinchine in the French protectorate. Now it takes just 2 hours from Saigon by speedboat or car to reach Vung Tau. Bao Dai used to stay here periodically from 1926 to 1954 for family vacations and state affairs.
The Vung Tau Suite is located on the main deck of the vessel and is 42.9 square meters, maximizing the natural light with two windows with ocean views, and is decorated with old pictures of Hue, bringing a touch of nostalgia for this glorious period.
With more space and privacy for an exclusive and intimate cruising experience, the Vung Tau Suite has a double bed and its own private balcony and sun deck. This suite is designed for honeymooners, romantic lovers, and sophisticated travelers.
The luxurious styles and individual design ensure a comfortable stay for guests. A spacious sitting area provides room to stretch out and watch television, read a book or simply enjoy the magical sunsets while enjoying a chilled glass of wine.
The suite is decorated in warm colors with leather headboards, plush sofas, chairs and drapes, new lighting features, window coverings, fancy carpeting, new art work, stylish bed cushions and throw pillows.
The suite also features typical Indochine décor, old black-and-white photos, wooden flooring, stylish tiles and marble bathroom. Air-conditioning, a mini-bar, and smart TV are included as well.
Type of cabins: State Suites En-suite Bathroom: Yes Maximum people: 2 Adults + 2  child cabin: 4 Wifi: Yes Bed Type: Twin / DoubleSize: 43m² and 7m² Balcony All Meals Included: Yes Possible extra bed: YesLocation: Main Deck Gym Access: 24/7 Room Service: Yes

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Royal Suites
KING SUITE: Nguyen Vinh Thuy, Emperor Bao Dai, was the last Emperor of the last imperial dynasty (the Nguyen) of Vietnam. He came to the throne in 1932 but his efforts at reform were frustrated by the French authorities. In 1945, the communist revolution forced his abdication. He later returned as “Chief of State” of Vietnam until his Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem ousted him in 1955. He lived in exile in France until his death in 1997.
The concept of Emperor Cruises was inspired by the opulent lifestyle of Emperor Bao Dai, who has a great story to tell. The King Suite is at the heart of the Emperor Cruises, the most spacious and elegant suite, located on the upper deck providing wonderful views of the bay.
Its luxurious interiors onboard were inspired by one of the Emperor’s original villas, decorated in a classical style with the flourish of Indochina. Elegant lamps, old telephones, colonial armoires, antiques and beautiful hand-made artworks all work together to produce a sumptuous and stately atmosphere – one fit for an Emperor, a grand artist or a royal family member.
On passing through the large entrance you will find a bar area, a table with the powerful King’s seal in the living room and a separate bedroom with a double bed, and en-suite bathroom with large pedestal sink, jacuzzi and separate standing shower.
The King Suite offers the best views from its private balcony and sundeck. The bedroom features huge windows, a magnificent king-sized bed and hand-painted wooden floors. The large living room has original-style wooden floors, a fireplace and bookcases.
One of the two largest suites on Emperor Cruises at 60 m2, with styles that blend traditional French classical architecture and Vietnamese flair, your stay will be enhanced with luxury amenities including WiFi, LED TV with DVD, iPad and iPod as well as butler services.

QUEEN SUITE: Known as the queen of the last feudal dynasty in Vietnam, Queen Nam Phuong (1914-63), who was known for her matchless beauty, was born Marie-Thérèse Nguyen Huu Thi Lan in Go Cong, a Mekong Delta town.
Later Imperial Princess Nam Phuong, became the first and primary wife of Bao Dai, the last Emperor of Vietnam, from 1934 until her death. She also was the first and only empress consort of the Nguyen Dynasty. Before marrying the Emperor, Queen Nam Phuong was honored as Miss Indochina three times.
The same size as the neighboring King Suite on the upper deck, the Queen Suite is more feminine, intimate and elegant, but just as luxurious and spacious, with the flourish of Indochina. The bedroom features an elegant bed with romantic net drapes, lamps, old telephones, dressing table, colonial armoires, antiques and beautiful hand-made artworks, all working together to create a sumptuous and stately atmosphere – one fit for a Queen.
On passing through the large entrance you will find a bar area, a table with the powerful Queen’s seal in the living room and a separate bedroom with a double bed, and en-suite bathroom with large pedestal sink, jacuzzi and separate standing shower.
The Queen Suite offers the best views from its private balcony and sundeck. The bedroom features huge windows, a magnificent king-sized bed and hand-painted wooden floors. The spacious living room has original-style wooden floors, a fireplace and bookcases.
One of the two largest suites on Emperor Cruises at 60 m2, with styles that blend traditional French classical architecture and Vietnamese flair, your stay will be enhanced with luxury amenities including WiFi, LED TV with DVD, iPad and iPod as well as butler services.
Type of cabins: Royal Suites En-suite Bathroom: Yes Maximum people: 2 Adults + 2  child cabin: 2 Wifi: Yes Bed Type: DoubleSize: 62m² and 10m² Balcony All Meals Included: Yes Possible extra bed: YesLocation: Second Deck Gym Access: 24/7 Room Service: Yes

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