This is an update to the main Empire Omerta review, which you can read here.

The Empire Omerta has long been a personal favourite and is one of my top recommendations. With owner Lux Voxel constantly innovating and introducing new RP activities and suites, I had to check it out again. This time, Maya and I booked the Lucientes Suite, one of the newest additions.

One of the first things you'll notice about all the suites at the Empire is their affordability. All are now priced under 1000L, which is excellent value considering Lux's signature eclectic and unique design style.

The Lucientes Suite is more compact than the older rooms, and like it as it offers a better sense of space. It features two main areas: a stylish bedroom and a luxurious bathroom.

Both spaces are decorated in a rich red and gold color scheme that oozes luxury. The attention to detail is impeccable, and every element perfectly complements the overall aesthetic.

I felt the bed was an upgrade from the furniture in the older suites. It seems to be a customised adult bed from Abiss. Meanwhile, the bathroom boasts a massive spa bath from Icaland. It appears to be modified with some intriguing RLV options for those who are so inclined.

Overall, we were very impressed with the Lucientes Suite. It elevates the already excellent Empire Omerta experience to a whole new level.

But that's not all - The Empire Omerta now offers a range of exciting new RP activities, including a romantic couples boat tour complete with a fireworks display. Keep an eye out for an upcoming feature with all the details and a video captured by our friend Kess Smith.

Here's a quick rundown of the suites:

• Lucientes Suite (984L) - Our new favourite

• Cardinalis Suite (996L) - Includes a bedroom, bathroom, loft, and a 'BDSM chamber'

Then there are the three suites that I have reviewed in the past

• Heritage Suite (925L)

• Kershire Suite (935L)

• Maverick Suite (985L)

We'll be sharing more about the Empire's expanded RP offerings soon, but in the meantime, be sure to visit Vitalis, their amazing RP-themed restaurant.

Find out more on their website

SLURL (the hotel itself is free to visit)