The Suite Life - Star Mar 6
We just got home from the Star yesterday - had a wonderful trip.
Started out from home much earlier then we needed to but since we hadn't gone down the mountain before to get to Sky Harbor (Phoenix) - as normal, if you have plenty of time you hit every green light, so we got there with tons of time. And it was a good thing as when we tried to check in our bag we (and the agent) discovered that our flight had been cancelled. Ooops! So she put us on a much later flight and added us to standby for an earlier flight with our bag. No problem - we were among the few that made standby.
We had the Van Gogh Owner's Suite - 10006. It was beautiful. New carpeting and I think the mattress was new from drydock the week before. Bed was best we've ever slept in - including our own. The bedroom had a king sized bed, a desk with a laptop computer (internet did cost) and a bench sitting area - also a built-in TV. The door out to the front balcony had a bulkhead door which could take a bit of strength to open and close, especially if it was windy - there is a top latch which is hard to use - DH called Henry and it was taken care of). On that balcony there were two lounge chairs and a table.
Off the living room there was another balcony and it had four chairs and a table on it. There was a dining area and a lovely light fixture. Living room had a TV, delux coffee maker that did any like of coffee you would want, bar area. There was an entryway and a guest power room. The main bath had a long jetted tub (with a TV) - separate shower that had more nozzles then ours at home, and an enclosed water closet. Duel sinks and two windows in the bathroom.
Walk-in closet had room at either end for hanging clothes - lots of drawer/shelve space, dressing table and a pants press.
There was a constant supply of fresh fruit and water - soda was replenished and we had 3 bottles of rum (our choice).
The living room had a love seat, chair and ottoman, chaise lounge, etc. Everything was lovely.