Norwegian Star Review

Overall, an excellent cruise

Review for the Baltic Sea Cruise on Norwegian Star
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2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jul 2014

I recently cruised on the Norwegian Star with a girlfriend and we needed separate spaces. We were booked in the best suite of the Star with angled floor to ceiling windows that allowed us a view of the captain's bridge and a panorama of the Baltic Sea. The suite had a huge bathroom with double sinks.

It was more cost effective for us to have a suite than buying two separate staterooms.

We had a butler who brought us sandwiches and chocolate covered strawberries in the afternoon and wine anytime we wanted. We had a multi-lingual, very personable concierge who helped us with priority disembarkations. Our room could be divided with a pocket wall and lots of curtains (which were a bit too abundant) so we could each have our own space. The suite was so luxurious that we didn't participate in onboard activities other than lectures on amber and Faberge in preparation for our tour of St. Petersburg.

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Beautiful suite with 4 floor to ceiling windows, two of which were angled so that the captain's bridge was visible. Two lounge chairs by the window was our entertainment for the week! The bathroom was big, with a tub and large shower and double sinks. Since I was traveling with a girlfriend, I had the pull-out couch, which was old and uncomfortable. There was a pocket wall that could be pulled out for privacy as well as an over-abundance of curtains. Perhaps mini-blinds would be best on the windows.

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