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This all-suite ship will complete renovation as part of the $250 Million Star Plus Initiative to provide more of what guests love. New public areas, including a two new dining venues, a new spa, infinity pool, and fitness area. The ship also boasts all new bathrooms in every suite and a new category of Star suites, featuring a new layout. With ocean-views and over 277 square feet of comfort, Star Pride is the perfect ship to watch glaciers and fjords drift by from the serenity of your suite. Carrying only 312 guests, Star Pride still tucks into small ports like Le Lavandou and Wrangell or narrow waterways like the Corinth and Keil Canal. Ship can’t wait to welcome you onboard for your next 180 degree from ordinary adventure!
Year Built
1988Year Refurbished
2016Year Entered Present Fleet
2014Country of Registry
The BahamasTonnage (GRT)
9,975PAX (basis 2)
312Max Pax (inc. Uppers)
312Passenger Decks
6Number of Crew
150Officers' Nationality
InternationalCruise/Hotel Staff Nationality
InternationalSuites
6Balcony
0Oceanview
64Oceanview No Balcony
0Oceanview With Balcony
0Balconies
36Interior
0Accessible
20Total Number of Accommodations
1000
Classic Suite
Deluxe Suite
Star Balcony Suite
Star Balcony Suite
Balcony Suite
Balcony Suite
Star Ocean View Suite
Ocean View Suite
Ocean View Suite
Ocean View Suite
Ocean View Suite
Star Porthole Suite
Guarantee Stateroom
Deck 8
Deck 7
Deck 6
Deck 5
Deck 4
Deck 3
4.3
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Could be difficult for people with mobility issues due to the small size of the forward elevators. I injured my knee and had to use a transport chair to get around in....difficult at times. However, the crew and fellow passengers were all wonderful at helping out! Would definitely choose WindStar again.
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SEPTEMBER
The Icelandic people were very welcoming. Do not miss the day at the Blue Lagoon!
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JUNE
Not geared toward 24/7 party'ers or Millennials at all, thank the Lord!!!
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SEPTEMBER
<div>The Star Pride is like cruising on a large private yacht. The refurbished suites are a good size (even entry level suites), nicely decorated with large walk-in closets. The room attendants (all suites have a butler, but we hardly ever saw him) are very accommodating and keep the toiletries and mini-bar well stocked. There are numerous common areas and none are crowded. There is never a wait to dine in the main dining room. The specialty restaurants were excellent and we really enjoyed the new Grill and Cuadro 44. Be sure to make your reservations as soon as you check-in. If there is availability you can add extra nights. The ship is extremely easy to navigate. Nothing is very far from the cabins and it is not usually necessary to take the elevators. They are small but there is never a wait for them because most people walk the steps. The spa is very nice and they have a steam room and sauna, with a relaxation room, that is available to everyone at no charge. The ship is small enough to get into smaller ports, which makes for more interesting itineraries.</div>
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AUGUST
We would travel on this ship again. Music groups were talented and fun to dance to their music.
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OCTOBER
This was our first experience with Windstar, and I’d give it a solid “B.” The cabins (all suites) are huge and have great amenities. The staff was attentive, although I think our cabin attendant was the only one who ever learned our names (the staff knowing your names and favorite drinks is often touted in reviews). We were a little disappointed in the food; it was generally good but not exceptional. The menu was perhaps a bit ambitious for the kitchen. The southeast Canada itinerary was excellent, tho we would have liked more time in the most interesting ports and could have skipped a couple of the less interesting ones.
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JANUARY
<div>Ship is going in for much need repairs (and getting stretched). Staff looked after everything quickly and to pax satisfaction. Whenever there was a question (not many) someone addressed it immediately. </div> <div>Food (see above) and Service - Dining room was happy to send a special plate to pax cabin when one expressed how much they enjoyed a dish. Beverages - all non-alcoholic are included. Each pax allowed to bring 2 bottles on without charge to consume in the cabin. Nice wine list - prices OK. Crew and staff were very friendly, efficient, helpful and always had a smile.</div> <div>Cabins were HUGE! Would not suggest 100 or 101 as they are next to the anchor and a weird shape/size.</div> <div>Water sports were fun - Weekly beach BBQ was lots of fun - music, water sports, great BBQ food with sun/sand/sea.</div> <div>Casual atmosphere throughout the ship without being sloppy.</div> <div>More couples, well traveled people who don't need to impress others. More than 50% were repeat guest. I would definitely go again.</div>
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DECEMBER
A very good cruise overall with the finest cuisine we have ever enjoyed anywhere. Attentive friendly staff. This is not a cruise for guests who are not self-directed and require constant onboard activities and entertainment.
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MAY
This was our first non-expedition cruise. We are highly averse to large ships and Star Pride was just fine with 104 cabins. The cabins were attractive and spacious, with adequate closet and drawer storage, a nice two sink bathroom, a comfortable sitting area and a veranda that we could (just barely) step onto. We only had one 110 outlet but had been expecting none so we were ready with adapters. Nice itinerary with a mixture of historic/archaeological sites and a few more recreational ports. Beautiful private candlelight dinner event at Ephesus. Service staff - cabin, restaurant and bar - all very friendly, attentive and fun. Excellent cocktail bar quartet - light jazz and jazzy pop. Very nice experience.
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JUNE
This ship was purchased from Seaborne with the promise of refurbishment, which did not get done sufficiently enough. The promotional information(hype), and even promises on the ship failed to materialize which led to almost daily disappointments. The transfer agents to the ship and after the cruise were terrible. The food was average but there were standouts of the crew, the chef, one of the reception ladies, but otherwise, lots of promises with many disappointments. The ports were good, but again, the tours fell into disappointment when lunch would be delayed until after 2pm when the tour started at 8am having eaten breakfast at 7am. My main thought was I got about half of what I expected and paid the full cost, so value wise, not a good choice.
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