Silver Spirit Review

A baffling design but great experience

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Silver Spirit
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octubre29@hotmail.com
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Feb 2010

My partner and I booked this cruise just because it's new and did not care about the ports of call. This was my third Silversea and I do not want to elaborate too much on what is to me obvious regarding the service. On this point it will always be a guarantee. I would like to highlight instead the good and not so good features and design aspects of the ship. Even though its head and shoulders better than all the other vessels in the fleet it's still baffling why they choose certain things.

WHAT II'L BE RAVING ABOUT:two TV's both behind glass so when you turn them off it just become a mirror,new interactive entertainment system,deck chairs with ottomans,butlers,service and food in general.

WHAT II'L BE FUMING ABOUT: wasted areas, bland boring design and decor,one sink instead of two,no deck chair with shade on main pool, no additional hot tubs away from main pool.

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My cabin was 906 and I specially chose it because there would be low foot traffic being far from elevators. We loved the fact that it was on the same level than the pool deck so access was a breeze.Large closet with plenty of space although space between bed and wall was diminished due to the bulkiness of the new tv's and entertainment system. Bed are tall and comfy and bathroom is great although diminished by the reduction to one basin. Stylewise it is the same tired boring wood panelling and cabinetry. no use of new and fresh materials and styling like Seabourn Odyssey but a great cabin nevertheless.

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