Norwegian dictionary

Norwegian Star docked at Canada Place

Photo © 2010 Aaron Saunders

When she was released in 2001, Norwegian Star was the very first ship truly designed and designed for Norwegian Cruise Line‘s “Freestyle Cruising” concept. Freestyle Cruising focused on the concept that, instead of getting set dining occasions in a set table through the voyage, people should have the ability to dine where and when they need, with whoever they choose. As this would prove problematic inside a traditional ship having a single dining area, Norwegian Star was constructed with believe it or not than 13 dining options, with nine bars to go with. The theme of “choice” stretches to passenger lodging, having a whopping twenty-three distinct staterooms to select from. Below are the most different and unique lodging you’ll find aboard the Norwegian Star.

*Please be aware: all stateroom groups reflect NCL’s 2011-2012 Cruise Vacation Guide.

3-Bed room Garden Rental property – Category S1 – Deck 14

The Jacuzzi of Garden Rental property # 14500.

The large news-maker when Norwegian Star was released were her two, three-bed room Garden Rental property suites. Situated high above everything on Deck 14, these spacious suites have a family room looking over the primary pool deck, filled with Grand Piano, sitting room, flat-screen TV, and diner. Both of them are accessible only using a private elevator lobby and staircase.

A commanding look at the swimming pool deck.

Next to this is actually the master suite, in addition to two additional well-hired, full-size sleeping rooms producing a gargantuan stateroom that may sleep as many as eight visitors. The actual ‘oooh’ factor, though, is incorporated in the master suite and toilet.

Garden Rental property master suite sitting room.

Master suite, with mattress situated

for the floor-to-ceiling home windows.

The master suite features all of the expected amenities, however the real attraction this is actually the floor-to-ceiling home windows that offer an clear look at the sea. It isn't hard to make a room such as this having to pay by itself throughout scenic cruising of Alaska’s Glacier Bay. Indeed, scenic cruising appears to have been receiving the minds from the designers – something made even more apparent through the truly spectacular bathroom.

Washing both hands doesn’t mean being away

in the gorgeous sights.

The generous bathroom is completed with floor-to-ceiling home windows, making certain amazing sights whatsoever occasions. These home windows are tinted in the outdoors, so residents do not need to be worried about walking from the shower with all of that glass around them. Actually, the shower is glass.

The shower. Note the wraparound glass ‘walls.’

Aside from the sights, the quantity of sun light these Garden Villas let was amazing. Except for the walk-in closets, no inch of those rooms lacks a complete floor-to-ceiling look at your surroundings.

Your Garden Villas boast exactly the same Elemis toiletries

found through the ship.

Your Garden Villas also sport a personal outside deck too, filled with whirlpool, sauna, sitting room, along with a have a picnic-style table for lunching.

One's own spa.

Make no mistake about this: these rooms are large. For any party of eight, they could be only the ticket: they've the area and also the ‘wow’ factor to create a really memorable vacation. However, a couple could find it just a little, well, lonely.