Staterooms on Wind Surf (Review Compilation)

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Is there still a smoke smell near cabins 150 (and up)?

[Nearpost345]

Hi everyone, I know the standard suites on all the sailing ships are 188 sq ft. Are there any differences whatsoever once you get inside. Just want to confirm if say the Wind Spirit suites are identical to the Wind Surf suites. Thanks 

 

Edit: We want to know how much space we are giving up for storage compared to the yachts

Edited February 12 by Nearpost345

[MargotH24]

Hi.  No, the Wind Spirit/Star and Wind Surf have differences.  The best way to compare would be to go to the Windstar site, select the ships, and scroll down to the virtual deck plans.  There you can view the cabin photos to make comparisons.  Hope this helps.

[Nearpost345]

Thank you Margot, since posting we actually found some schematics . Biggest difference we noticed is there is no little table seating arrangement on the Surf, but we’ll get over it.

[HotRoot]

Actually no idea what you are referring to, but, we bought a foldable table 30 years ago in St. Martin.  It fits in our suitcase.  We always travel with it.  Use it in the cabin.  Take it to the beach.  

[MargotH24]

The Wind Star and Spirit have a camper-style table and seating and the Wind Surf instead has a roomy desk and chair.  A folding table would not fit in either cabin configuration, but interesting that you bring yours.

[HotRoot]

22 hours ago, MargotH24 said:

The Wind Star and Spirit have a camper-style table and seating and the Wind Surf instead has a roomy desk and chair.  A folding table would not fit in either cabin configuration, but interesting that you bring yours.

Have to disagree.  We have used our table on both the Star and Surf.  It does fit.  Maybe you are thinking a card table.  Our table is something like 12 x 12 inches.  It is a little table.  Works great as a side table.  Perfect between two loungers on a beach.