Hondius — Twin Window
- Score
- 5.7 out of 10
- Fare
- US$1,010–US$1,235 per person per night, as of 20 October 2026
- Last checked
- Fare source
- Oceanwide Expeditions
1 under an open licence
The review
The Twin Window swaps the portholes for a single window but is the smallest twin on board at 12–14 m². Oceanwide notes that the view from some of these windows may be partly obstructed. It costs a little more than the Twin Porthole for less room, so the window is the only reason to choose it.
For
- A window rather than portholes
- Two single beds, no bunks
- Same landings, lectures and meals as the suites
Against
- Smallest twin cabin on board, 12–14 m²
- Oceanwide says the view from some windows may be partly obstructed
- Costs more than the larger Twin Porthole
How it scores
Five scores out of 10, weighted into the overall. How we score
- Space 25% of score
- 3.0 out of 10
- At 12–14 m² it is the smallest twin on board, with one window that may be partly obstructed on some cabins. 1
- Dining 20% of score
- 6.0 out of 10
- All meals, snacks, coffee and tea are included in one dining room, which Cruise Critic calls tasty and well prepared rather than haute cuisine; bar drinks are extra. 23
- Journey 20% of score
- 8.0 out of 10
- With 170 passengers, 13 guides, all Zodiac landings and lectures included and a sheltered indoor Zodiac platform, the expedition programme is strong; kayaking and camping cost extra and landings depend on ice and weather. 4256
The facts
| Type | Stateroom |
|---|---|
| Floor area | 12.1 m² · 130 sq ft1 |
| Balcony | Window only1 |
| Beds | Two single beds1 |
| Bathroom | En-suite1 |
| Dining | Included: all meals in the dining room, with a hot and cold buffet area, plus snacks, coffee and tea. Bar drinks are extra.258 |
| Included |
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| Fare | US$1,010–US$1,235 per person per night, as of 20 October 2026925 Worked out from these departures:
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