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What's new? Two 500-square-feet Bridge Suites, aptly located (where else?) on the bridge deck. The layout consists of a living and dining area, separate bedroom with walk-in closet and a marble bathroom decked out with a whirlpool tub and separate shower. Upgraded services – like an unpacking service, laundry and pressing, evening appetizers, complimentary bottled water, chilled champagne upon arrival, and additional L'Occitane bath supplies – are included. Bridge Suite guests also snag an invitation to dine with the Captain.
Even if you don't book a Bridge Suite on the Wind Surf, you'll benefit from the recent work: all staterooms and bathrooms have been refurbished. You'll find new fixtures, granite countertops, porcelain sinks, glass shelves, a magnifying mirror, Egyptian cotton towels and L'Occitane bath goodies.
The library is another major area of the ship that was overhauled in a major fashion. It's been replaced with the Yacht Club, the hub for socializing with other guests. It's got a comfortable coffeehouse vibe and offers plenty of seating, an espresso bar, eight computers with Internet access (you can also use your own laptop via wireless access). There's a large flatscreen TV, plus a library outfitted with the latest books, CDs and DVDs... all available for checkout.
Restaurants also got a bit of a facelift. The Bistro has been renamed Degrees. It's menu rotates between a steak house and cuisine from Northern Italy, France and Indonesia. The Veranda, were you'll head for breakfast and lunch, has benefited from a new awning, allowing for additional covered seating.
Two other points of interest: Balinese sun beds are to be installed on the Star deck and cooling mist sprays will be added to both pool areas. Can't wait!