All cabins on Silversea Whisper are called "suites" but some are, well, sweeter than others. 80 percent have verandahs. Even basic "vista" (no balcony) suites are roomy and comfortably elegant, with dark woods and color schemes in harvest red, old gold and moss green. Standard suites (vista and verandah) come with sitting areas, a table large enough for in-cabin dining,
writing desks, videocassette players and walk-in closets. Gorgeous marble bathrooms have a separate tub and shower. Beyond standard cabins are a variety of larger suites, from "medallion" to "silver" to "royal" to "grand" - many of these have whirlpool baths and completely separate living and sleeping areas - but the ooh la la ultimate-of-ultimates is the "owners'
cabin." There are two; so spacious, they feature a living room with bar and big, plasma-screen television, a dining room, powder room and the choice of one or two bedrooms (with Jacuzzi bathrooms). The ship also has two extra-large cabins for physically and/or visually challenged passengers.
Silver Whisper Cabin 418: Clean, spacious and well-appointed. Directly across the hall from the self-serve laundry, but still very quiet. In retrospect, we wish we had a balcony....continue
We were in 711. Regular veranda. Nice room, nothing spectacular but very comfortable. Two things I will mention about this particular room: One is if you look on a deck plan, this is one of those rooms that it is located next to "white space". I was a bit apprehensive...continue
Near midship but not at the slightly elevated price. Close to the fore staircase and lift so convenient. Mid way in terms of level so never too far to go up or down. Quiet....continue
