Silver Spirit Review
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This was our first trip on a "small" luxury cruise ship and I must say it is the only way to sail if you can afford it. On first viewing the ship, it looks huge, but later encounters with the mega ships showed that we were indeed small.
This repositioning cruise across the Atlantic/Caribbean seems to not be popular as there were only 163 people on-board for embarkation, but it made for a dream cruise for those of us aboard. Like your own private yacht. Service was exemplary as there were about 2.5 crew members per passenger. The weather was mid 70's and seas were calm for the entire crossing.This was our first cruise of more than a week, and I must say it was great not having to think of repacking after 4 days.
We had a silver suite room, which was absolutely huge. All suites come with a butler and ours was exemplary. He wanted to set up a cocktail party every night as all beverages and food are included in the cruise price.
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The Silver Suite rooms are very large at almost 700 sq. ft. They have a separate bedroom that can be closed off for afternoon naps. The bathrooms and closets are good sized and offer plenty of walking around room. I have read reviews that trashed the wash bowls, but we did not find them an issue. We were on the top deck and it was very quiet with little traffic other than the occupants. The baloney was very large and offered plenty of room to stretch out and sunbathe. Had 2 flat screen TV's and sitting for 6-8 people.