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Le Commandant Charcot
Le Commandant-Charcot, the very first hybrid-electric polar exploration ship powered by liquefied natural gas, and the latest addition to the PONANT fleet, has now made it possible to operate polar expedition cruises of a kind never before undertaken.
Until 245 Guests
123 staterooms & suites
215 crew members
Spa
2 restaurants
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In detail
Technical Specificity
Deep polar exploration
This first ever deep polar navigation cruise ship opens the gateways to the highest latitudes of the Arctic and the Antarctic. Embark for a faraway odyssey combining exploration with science, and become experts in these regions that for centuries have stirred the imaginations of the greatest adventurers. See this captivating and wondrous part of the world for yourself.
An on-hand expedition team by your side
Le Commandant Charcot expedition team, composed of 19 to 23 experts, constitutes one of the best guest-to-staff ratios found on any voyage of this kind. Biologists, naturalists, engineers, glaciologists, and geologists, these experts in the polar regions will be on hand to ensure the safety of all your activities and experiences and to share their passion for the poles. They will be by your side throughout your voyage of discovery, providing key insights to help you get the most out of the encounters with fauna, flora and local populations that await you, and helping you better understand the stakes and challenges involved in preserving this natural and cultural heritage.
Expedition leaders
Alongside the captain, the expedition leader is the main person responsible for managing and coordinating the exploration aspect of the cruise. They supervise the team of naturalist guides and scientific mediators, ensure the safety of the organised activities offered, and tailor and adapt the experiences, thus ensuring the full richness of these fascinating ecosystems is revealed in all its glory.
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Naturalist guides
A team of 23 naturalist guides trained in supervising activities in polar environments will be by your side every day to interpret and explain everything about these largely unexplored ecosystems, both onboard the ship and during onshore activities. Meet some of the members of the team.
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Science Mediators
The scientific mediation team on Le Commandant Charcot brings science to life for guests onboard the ship. Their mission is to give you an insight into the profession of scientific researcher and the challenges involved in the scientific approaches deployed, and enable you to contribute directly to the study and protection of the polar regions by giving you the opportunity to take part in citizen science workshops.
+The poles like never before
Le Commandant Charcot takes you further than ever before, sailing well inside the polar circles and deep into the middle of the ice, where only a PC2 polar class ship (icebreaker) can safely venture. Onboard, on land, on the sea or on the ice, enjoy a range of unique, intense and authentically immersive experiences amidst the quasi-hypnotic power of the polar environment, such as dog sledding, sightseeing excursions in Zodiac® inflatable boats, snowshoeing, polar diving, kayaking, ice fishing and citizen science sessions.
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A scientific adventure
Sailing through the remote and icy regions of the poles provides a unique opportunity to regularly and periodically collect scientific data to better understand these fragile ecosystems – which more than a century after the heroic golden age of polar exploration still have much to reveal – and move forward efforts to protect and preserve them.
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Scientific research
Because Le Commandant Charcot is capable of travelling to the most remote and isolated polar regions on the planet, we also wanted to give researchers access to it. Envisaged from the outset as a vessel of scientific opportunity, the ship is equipped with two dedicated research laboratories and a variety of measuring and recording instruments and equipment, such as buoys, drones, ice core drills, salinometers, sonars, underwater cameras and Argos beacons, and represents a unique partnership between academic science and polar travel and tourism.
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Citizen science
By enabling observations and samples made and collected in the field to be shared with scientists via special apps that feed data to their databases, citizen science gives everyone the chance to contribute to research programmes in areas such as whale identification and meteorological and oceanographic profiling, for example. This provides valuable information for the study and protection of these ecosystems.
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Participate in the study of the polar regions
Collect data from the deck of the ship or during your outings. Missions that sharpen your powers of observation!
Take photos of whale and help supply the Happy Whale tracking app with data, identify and count seabirds so that their distributions and life cycles can be better understood, describe atmospheric phenomena, observe and listen to underwater wildlife using cameras (ROV) and hydrophones, collect samples of plankton, analyse the samples collected through microscopes.
This information is contributing to databases that are essential for the study and preservation of these ecosystems.
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Expedition leaders
John Frick
John has been sharing his passion for adventure and polar voyages with others for 30 years. He has been a PONANT expedition leader since 2015. His work as a naturalist guide has taken him all over the world, from the Arctic and Alaska to Africa and Nepal. John speaks English.
Florence Kuyper
After training in humanities and gaining professional experience in applied social science, Florence visited and discovered Antarctica and became passionately interested in polar destinations. Florence has been an expedition leader for PONANT since 2015. She loves teaching people about the history of the polar regions and passing on her knowledge of penguins and ethnology. Florence speaks French, English, Dutch and German.
Jonathan Zaccaria
An engineer by training, Jonathan worked on both French and international scientific bases in Antarctica before becoming a naturalist guide on expedition cruises to the polar regions in 2018, after which he went on to become an expedition leader. Jonathan speaks French, Italian, English, Spanish and German.
Naturalist guides
Laura Jourdan
Laura was biology teacher in France at a secondary institution before to venture into the polar regions. In Svalbard, she was taken by the polar bug and decided to become a polar guide. After 3 years of professional experience between Svalbard and Northern Norway, she joined PONANT in 2019.
Laureline Formanek
A doctor in marine biology, Laureline worked initially as a university researcher and lecturer before going on to join teams of naturalist guides on boats operating wildlife watching trips in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and Canada. She has been working for PONANT since 2015. Laureline speaks French and English.
Rémi Bigonneau
Rémi trained in environmental education and conservation management and has participated in numerous research and conservation programmes out in the field, particularly in the French Southern and Antarctic Territories and Siberia. He is also a specialist in ornithological observation. He speaks both French and English.
Batshéva Bonnet
Batsheva is a qualified veterinarian and has completed a thesis on the physiology of the Adélie penguin. She also had the opportunity to study king penguins on the island of Crozet and elephant seals in Kerguelen during two periods she spent in the French Southern and Antarctic Lands (an overseas French territory). Bathsheva is involved with organisations that campaign to increase awareness about the polar environment and serves as a member of veterinary teams for sled dog races in France and aboard. She speaks both French and English.
Christian Genillard
Christian is an engineer with a passion for cold seas and the polar regions. Having visited Antarctica for the first time in 1993, he began working as a naturalist guide in 2004 before later going on to become an expedition leader on voyages to Spitsbergen, Greenland, Antarctica, South Georgia and the Russian Far East. He has been sailing with PONANT since 2015 and speaks French and English.
Benjamin Dy
Alison has degrees in both geography and political science and developed a deeper interest in the Circumpolar World and the geopolitics and peoples of the Arctic while studying in Canada. She has been sailing with PONANT as a naturalist guide since 2018. Alison speaks both French and English.
Science Mediators
Alison Thieffry
Alison has degrees in both geography and political science and developed a deeper interest in the Circumpolar World and the geopolitics and peoples of the Arctic while studying in Canada. She has been sailing with PONANT as a naturalist guide since 2018. Alison speaks both French and English.
Daphné Buiron
Daphné Buiron holds a doctorate in glaciology and spent 14 months at the Dumont d'Urville scientific station in Antarctica. She then decided to devote herself to the protection, study and exploration of the polar regions, firstly as a teacher and researcher, then as a guide-naturalist. Daphne has been sailing with PONANT since 2015. She speaks French, English and German.
Participate in studies into the way ecosystems work by collecting data as part of special citizen science sessions conducted onboard this floating polar monitoring and research station. Missions that sharpen your powers of observation!
- Activity examples:
- Taking photos of whale flukes and helping supply the Happy Whale tracking app with data
- Identifying and counting seabirds so that their distributions and life cycles can be better understood
- Describing atmospheric phenomena so that the way surface and air temperatures interact can be better understood
- Observing and listening to underwater wildlife using cameras (ROV) and hydrophones
- Collecting samples of plankton, which is fundamentally important for all marine life, so its reaction to temperature changes in the polar environment can be analysed
- Analysing the samples collected through microscopes
Conceived from the outset as a ship of scientific opportunity, the Le Commandant Charcot is equipped with a range of research-dedicated facilities:
- A modular wet lab with a side door providing access to the sea for deploying sensors or collecting samples with plankton nets.
- A dry lab connected to an entirely science-dedicated onboard network and designed for carrying out computer work and data analysis.
- Lecture theatres for sharing knowledge and information with cruise guests.
- A quarterdeck that can be used for deploying sensors, especially via the ship's hoist.
“Thanks to the instruments already installed on board,* the Le Commandant Charcot is also able to continuously supply data about the thickness of the ice, the water, sound velocity and the climate.”
Hughes Decamus, chief mechanic
*SIMS (Sea Ice Monitoring System), thermosalinograph, miniSVS, meteorological and oceanographic station.
The common areas of Le Commandant Charcot
Le Commandant Charcot has spaces that have never been seen before in the PONANT fleet, designed and fitted out to serve all your needs and requirements whilst at the same time preserving the privacy of each passenger. They were designed by two world-renowned French architectural firms: the Studio Jean-Philippe Nuel and Wilmotte & Associés, whose design brief was to create a real connection with the surrounding landscapes. Names derived from Inuit culture have been attributed to some of them as a reminder of our deep attachment to this fascinating culture.
Expeditions and conferences rooms - Deck 3
- Two dedicated expedition boarding and disembarking rooms to port and starboard.
- A conference room (Ilua - to be inside, to understand) : 30 seats
Reception - Deck 5
- A 270 m² (2,906 ft²) reception space
- The expeditions desk
- The onboard administrative services
- The sales office run by our reception and voyages manager
- The photo area : « Studio Ponant »
- "Oscillations": a digital artwork by Miguel Chevalier
The theatre
Kita (let’s go) - Deck 5
- Capacity for 270 persons
- Cutting edge audio and lighting technology
- LED stage background wall enabling the projection of ultra-high resolution media
The main lounge - Deck 5
- A 313 m² (3,369 ft²) main lounge
- A 24 m² (258 ft²) cigar lounge
- A tea room and bar with a programme of live music on certain evenings
Promenade Deck - Deck 5
The outside promenade deck is uninterrupted. This means that, unlike most passenger ships, it is possible to walk all the way around the ship and to the bow. It is also equipped with benches heated by energy recovery and two Swarovski Optik telescopes.
Boutique
Illu (the igloo, the house) - Deck 5
The Illu boutique is a space of wonder, an authentic extension of your journey and the ship, dedicated to the polar world. 95% of the souvenir range is made in France.
- A range of Dodo and Pomellato jewellery and watches from Ulysse Nardin and Garmin.
- A range of ready-to-wear clothing and special outdoor items suitable for the polar adventure: The North Face, Garmin, Swarovski Optik, Vuarnet, Feelfree, Icebreaker, Black Diamond, Suunto, Eric Bompard
- Bespoke tips and advice from experts about how to get the most out of the onboard experience and the shore excursions
- A multilingual range of publications covering each different destination: informational guides, gorgeous photographic books, novels and adventure stories, a special range for children, etc.
- Unique souvenirs so you can share the magic of the Charcot experience with others
- A range of accessories for the home
"French designers Gangzaï and Atypyk have created a collection of polar-destination-styled postcards, notebooks, bookmarks, magnets, mugs, coasters, aprons and toys such as spinning tops and tangrams for the Le Commandant Charcot.”
Vittoria, gift shop manager
The pool deck - Deck 9
- A heated indoor swimming pool with a superb skylight thanks to its large glass roof
- A sunroom with large external-facing windows
- A Detox bar with sofas and armchairs
- Blue Lagoon pools, an outdoor heated lagoon with a temperature that ranges from 27 to 37° C using recycled energy from the ship
- A giant firepit (Inneq - le feu), so you can enjoy the polar landscapes in complete comfort
- An outdoor bar (Blue Lagoon bar) where you can enjoy a varied and refined range of sweet and savoury food throughout the day (11:00-18:00)
The Observation Lounge
Anori (the wind) - Deck 9
- A bar and a 262 m² (2820 ft²) observation lounge
- Library, reading area, live entertainment on certain evenings
- 2 Swarovski Optik telescopes
Wellness Lounge
Nuan (wellness / happiness) - Deck 9
A hair salon facing the boundless horizon, massage cabins with large windows, a sauna with an unobstructed view of the immense white polar expanse… The wellness areas on board Le Commandant Charcot take on a new dimension. These spaces, designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, combine design and comfort, and have been created with expert know-how using repsonsible brands.
- 430 m² dedicated to wellness
- Spa Biologique Recherche : 3 massage and beauty cubicles (including one double cubicle with sea view), a nail salon, 2 lounges with sea view to to wait or relax after a session
- A hair salon with Davines products
- A Sauna (Ikuma - the burning heat)
- A Snow Room (Siku - the ice) a fun and invigorating snow bath you can try out after leaving the sauna
- Gym with with sea view and TECHNOGYM machines (elliptical trainers, Kinesis®, 3 treadmills, exercise bikes, rowing machine…) a dedicated coach
- A heated indoor swimming pool (Imaq - sea water) with countercurrent swimming and a superb skylight thanks to its large glass roof
- A relaxation area with large external-facing windows
- A Detox bar with sofas and armchairs
“We wanted to created a sensory journey in connection with the Conservatory, which is home to the heated indoor pool and the Detox Bar. The curves are very soft and understated, and exotic materials have been used, like the raw Carrara marble with pearlescent reflections in the treatment rooms, or the black marble in the relaxation area”
Chloé, Spa Manager
For Le Commandant Charcot, PONANT has chosen to work with two new partners: Biologique Recherche for facial and body treatments, and Davines for hairstyling. These two brands share the same philosophy of bespoke, personalised service and care for the environment.
- 100% made to measure: a tailored approach with indvidually selected procedures.Every treatment is unique.
- Natural and eco-friendly active ingredients: naturally or plant-sourced raw active ingredients, packaging made from recycled materials
Two signature treatments designed to give you a gentle return on board after shore excursions in extreme environments have been created especially for the Le Commandant Charcot: "expedition return" and "exploration return".
View the spa menuThe restaurants onboard Le Commandant Charcot
An integrant component of the PONANT hallmark approach, fine dining takes on an impressive new look on board Le Commandant Charcot. Our collaboration with Ducasse Conseil takes a new turn, offering you menus created by the Michelin-starred chef himself and signature dishes served at his restaurants.
Gastronomic Restaurant
Nuna (the earth) - Deck 5
Nuna, the 484 m² gastronomic restaurant at the rear of deck 5, can seat all the ship's passengers at a single sitting. Elegant and refinement are all part and parcel of the à la carte dining experience it has to offer at breakfast, lunch and dinner. The ship's second bridge is located at the back of the restaurant: behind its large windows, you will have a front row seat to observe the crew during their operations.
- Capacity : 245
- French and international cuisine
- Signature dishes by Alain Ducasse
- Fine wine cellar
- Furniture by Ligne Roset
- Bernardaud French china and glassware by Elne
“It's quite a challenge sharing our culinary philosophy: being very strict about the choice of products and the seasoning, dressing and temperature of the dishes, emphasising the use of a paticular technique and ensuring everything is attractively presented.”
Jérôme Lacressonière, Director at Ducasse Conseil
Restaurant
Sila (the sky, outside) - Deck 9
In a more relaxed atmosphere, a 320 m² restaurant located at deck 9 will welcome you for your breakfasts, buffet lunches and themed dinners.
- Indoor capacity: 142
Open-air bar
Inneq (the fire) - Deck 9
At the open-air bar, you can enjoy a varied and refined range of international sweet and savoury dishes throughout the day (11am-6pm), as well as a permanent menu.
- Bar capacity : 79
- Restaurant capacity : 62
Exceptional suites and staterooms
On board, there are 135 suites and staterooms, ranging in size from20 to 115 m², providing warm, understated settings that look out onto the outside world. Each has a private balcony or terrace, the Le Commandant Charcot is fully in keeping with the PONANT philosophy: to provide a rare and exceptional ambiance for every passenger welcomed onboard and reinforce the feeling and sense of sailing on a private yacht. At the rear of decks 6 and 7 are four stunning 94 m² (1,011 ft²) split-level suites equipped with private terraces and jacuzzis.
The breathtaking 115 m² (1,237 ft²) Suite de l’Armateur (Shipowner's Suite) on deck 8 features wide sliding glass doors offering stunning panoramic views and opening out onto a 180 m² (1,937 ft²) private terrace.
Immersive polar experiences
Kayaking, snowshoeing, polar diving or swimming in a wet suit, zodiac exploration, dog sledding: explore the polar world through total immersion.
Charcot moments
Le Commandant Charcot is equipped with the kinds of spaces never before seen in the PONANT fleet, spaces designed to wonderfully enhance the onboard environment and extend the polar experience to every moment of the day. Both enveloping and at the same time open to the exterior, the atmosphere of wellbeing these spaces offer emanates from the meticulous detail and delicateness of the exquisitely sensory-awakening materials used.
Immersive polar experiences
Kayaking, snowshoeing, polar diving or swimming in a wet suit, zodiac exploration, dog sledding: explore the polar world through total immersion.
Charcot moments
Le Commandant Charcot is equipped with the kinds of spaces never before seen in the PONANT fleet, spaces designed to wonderfully enhance the onboard environment and extend the polar experience to every moment of the day. Both enveloping and at the same time open to the exterior, the atmosphere of wellbeing these spaces offer emanates from the meticulous detail and delicateness of the exquisitely sensory-awakening materials used.
All-round 360° connection with the polar environment
Begin the day with a fitness or meditation session, or alternatively go for a stroll around the ship on the promenade deck, taking time out to spend a relaxing break on one of the heated benches as you do so and enjoying the opportunity to watch wildlife through the two Swarovski Optik spotting scopes. From the prow, experience the unforgettable sensation of being all alone in the vast immensity around you.
A gourmet start to the day
Savour the delights of a richly varied gastronomic breakfast in the soothing polar light. Choose from a range of hot drinks, Lenôtre pastries baked on board, bread made freshly each day by our own French baker, home-made cakes and muffins, pancakes, waffles, eggs, cheeses, cold cuts, detox juices, and more.
Morning
Midday
Awaken the senses
Head to the wellness space for a detox cocktail and the chance to lie back and relax in front of the panoramic windows; enjoy the pleasures of the indoor pool heated to 32°C; or settle down comfortably in one of the hanging seats in the wellness space and admire the wonders of the icy landscapes after a traditional Nordic experience at the spa, the sauna and the snow cabin.
Lunch in style
Admire the view of the polar environment as you lunch in the softly muted ambiance of the gastronomic restaurant Nuna; basque in the sun's rays at the ship's other restaurant, Sila; or alternatively, enjoy the more casual and relaxed atmosphere offered by the open-air bar. Choose from a range of French and international cuisine served à la carte or as a buffet, fine wines recommended by the sommelier, and signature dishes by Alain Ducasse in the form of vegetable and lobster cookpots showcasing the delights of the sea and natural produce.
Learn all about the ice
The evolution of the climate in the polar regions, the formation of icebergs, the ice pack and the frozen sea in all their different states: unlock some of the mysteries of the Far North and the White Continent through the knowledge and expertise of Antoine Viot (a geological engineer specialising in Svalbard) and glaciologist and climatologist Julien Alex.
Afternoon
Tea time
The magical otherwordly wonder of the polar environment
After a briefing by the expedition team, head off to explore the banks, shores and icy expanses aboard a Zodiac inflatable boat, a hovercraft or a more traditional form of transport such as a kayak, a dog sled or just a simple pair of snow shoes, and connect with the authentic essence of the poles. Collect valuable data for use in polar research as part of citizen science sessions conducted on board or during off-board excursions.
Soft landing
Return to the ship and warm yourself up around the brazier while you enjoy an afternoon tea of truffle "Croque Charcot" or one of the sweet or savoury treats available throughout the day at the Inneq bar, and take advantage of the pleasures of the Blue Lagoon, with its water heated to between 27°C and 37°C by the ship's energy recuperation system.
Artistic interlude
Continue your exploration on board by going for a stroll to explore the 300 ornaments and works of art decorating the ship's interior spaces; contemplate and admire the monumental digital work by artist Migeul Chevalier adorning the Atrium skylight; and let yourself be transported by the musical creations of Michel Redolfi.
Polar impressions
Discuss your experiences or browse the pages of the most beautiful works available on the poles as you enjoy an apéritif in the main lounge or in the observation lounge. Encounters with wildlife experienced from the decks of the ship or during off-board excursions, first impressions of the poles, the majesty of the scenery: each moment lived is an invitation to share and to continue the voyage in order to fully enjoy every extraordinary instant of this mesmerizing journey.
Evening
24h/24
A made-to-measure end to the evening
After your gastronomic dinner at the Nuna restaurant, enjoy the opportunity to listen to a Chopin impromptu interpreted by the onboard pianist in one of the two lounges, or watch a performance or projection in the theatre. Cigar aficionados have the option of the Cigar Lounge – one of the ship's most exclusive spaces – where they can enjoy the delights of a selection of fine cigars and premium spirits.
The PONANT App
After booking your cruise, download the PONANT app from the Apple Store or Google Play. It will support you throughout your voyage. Before your cruise, get practical information about how to pack your bag, the composition of the team on board, pre-book your excursions, etc. During your trip, enjoy daily highlights of your cruise, make an appointment with the spa, order the photos from the cruise and book your excursions.
Hiking in snowshoes in places where virtually no human as ever set foot before is an exceptional experience. "It gives you access to areas that are unmarked and not visited by other people, where you can find nature in immaculate condition with no prints in the snow - except those of animals," says Humbert, polar guide onaboard Le Commandant Charcot. "When you discover a pristine paradise like this, you really can talk about a feeling of freedom." Hiking in a pair of snowshoes is definitely worth trying, for the good it does for the body, and for the mind.
A white paradise as far as the eye can see, and a hole in the ice above the sea or a stretch of fresh water. Such is the setting for ice fishing, a task that requires a drill, a weighted line and sufficient bait. After that, a little patience is needed, with the hope of catching an arctic char or a Greenland halibut. At the same time, fishing in such a minimalist landscape with its muffled silence is also a highly meditative experience. It’s an activity with a fun side - and is absolutely one to try!
Immersion in the icy waters of the poles is an extraordinary experience. A lightning immersion in 0°C water, wearing only a swimming costume has an incredible effect. Invigorating and other-worldly, it also has recognised health benefits, such as stimulating blood circulation, reducing inflammation and strengthening both the nervous system and the body’s immune responses. Nordic people, who regularly swim in cold water, know this well. An incredible experience in a setting that stimulates all the senses, every single second is a moment to savour.
Swimming in a wetsuit (only the face is left uncovered) offers something different. Surrounded by nature in all its majesty, immersion in water takes on a new dimension. By having the confidence to let go and be enveloped by water that in other circumstances would be feared, the result is a surprising state of relaxation. An experience that inspires both emotion and fascination, the lasting impression is of being alone in the world, at one with the elements, and understanding this force of nature.
A fleet of 14 zodiac expedition dinghies will be used for outings and shore visits throughout the cruise. Getting closer to a glacier calving huge icebergs, setting foot on a sheet of ice floe, observing bears, seals, sea lions and penguins up close: so many unforgettable moments that very few people will ever have the chance of experiencing in these regions that are hostile to man and home to unique wildlife.
Guided by the naturalist guides, take part in the scientific adventure in the polar regions through numerous citizen science activities: observation of the ice, birds, cetaceans, reading satellite ice maps, measurement of ice thickness, studying turbidity (the degree of cloudiness in the water) or listening to the sea depths via a hydrophone...
“Le Commandant Charcot goes several times a year to the same places. The data collected by guests will provide indicators about the current state and the changes in these evironments”
Alison Thieffry, naturalist-guide in charge of citizen science
Services provided
- Private balcony for all our cabins and suites
- Terrace for the Duplex suites and the Owner's suite
- Butler service and priority boarding : Owner’s Suite, Duplex Suites, Privilege Suites and Grand Prestige Suites
- Individually-controlled airconditioning
- Stateroom layout: king-size bed, or twin beds, communicating staterooms available, children welcome
- Minibar - 24hr room service
- Satellite TV channels (availability dependent on navigation); selection of videos on demand
- Bose™ Bluetooth speaker
- Safe
- Selection of Dyptique Paris top-of-the-line bath products.
- Dressing table, bath robes, Hairdryer
- Direct line telephone
- 110V American (two flat pins)/220V European (round sockets with two round pins)
- Internet access Wifi : Satellite reception (availability dependent on navigation and latitude)
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