Wind Star cabins and suites

All Wind Star cabins have outside views (no inside cabins), but none has a private balcony. This includes even the highest-grade accommodation, the Owner's Suite, which has two picture windows. All other staterooms have round porthole windows. The yacht also doesn't have connecting or handicap/wheelchair-accessible cabins for disabled passengers. The total number of cabin categories is 5.

What follows is a review of Wind Star staterooms, including furniture, amenities, and complimentary services:

Each cruise accommodation has a separate modular bathroom (WC/toilet, washbasin, shower, luxury bath amenities by L’Occitane, premium bathrobes, towels, slippers /no bathtub), two twin beds convertible to a queen-size bed (with luxury bedding /Egyptian cotton linens), a small sitting area (table with 2 chairs), walk-in closet and separate drawer unit, multimedia center (LCD TV, DVD/CD player, Bose SoundDock digital music system, Apple iPod nano, WiFi Internet), fully stocked mini-bar/fridge, electronic safe box and lifejackets (in the closet), intercom (direct-dial phone), controlled air-conditioning (thermostat), 110V/220V power outlets.

The only Owner’s Suite additionally has a separate living area with a sofa, but like the other staterooms, it lacks a step-out balcony.

Each cabin has 2 porthole windows equipped with steel covers that can be closed in bad weather. A fruit basket and bottled water are replenished daily.

Smoking on the ship is permitted only in designated areas on her open decks.

The dress code is “casual elegance” (jackets and ties are not required, even for dinner).

Be prepared for noise from the yacht’s diesel generators. They operate 24 hours a day to provide power for lighting and air-conditioning onboard.