mari

What is the bathrobe policy on Royal Caribbean these days? Do they have extras for those of us who have sailed with her for less than 5 sailings?

xxx

If you want a bathrobe just bring one!!!this is not rocket science or maybe for the OP it is...BTW, the policy is bring your own.

From

"On RCCL you are supposed to be a Platinum member (your 6th cruise makes you this) in order to get a robe"

Wondering

Dear From:<BR>Do you get to take it home with you gratis, too?

From

I guess not - it says &quot;for use on board&quot;<BR><BR>http://www.cruisediva.com/RoyalCaribbean_past.htm

Wondering

On Celebrity, every cabin gets robes to wear while on board, not just suites!

wondering

What about NCL?

Jen

I talked to a guy at RCCL who said that if you are a Crown and Anchor member (even less than 5 cruises), you can ask your cabin steward for a robe. He assured me there would be no problem. But I forgot to ask on the cruise so I don't know if it really works.

mari

Thanks Jen for the info. There are 22 of us going on the sailing and we were just checking. To xxx...boards like this are for information. What may not be important or obvious to you may not be to everyone!

buck

I was told that robes in the room for C class and above. I looked at my room on mytravel.com board and there were 2 robes on the table. We have a balcony suite on bridge deck, so I am sure we will have robes, for the steerage class I am not sure if you can get a robe. Have a great cruise, Buck

nude

never thought bathrobes could be such a big deal to some people.

Nancy

Yes, bathrobes are a big deal! They take up unnecessary room in luggage when you're trying to pack light. We were on the Baltic cruise on HAL and had bathrobes. It really was a nice plus!!(maybe this is a female thing?)

Paul Therault

Go on a European cruise line. Passengers wear bathrobes day and night on deck. It's like a bathouse convention. The dirtier they are the better they look.<BR><BR>Paul

zzz

I have agree with &quot;nude' I would never think a bathrobe was such a big deal. I live in the freezing Northeast. I have several robes I never even wear. Why on earth if I were cruising in a warm destination one would want a robe??? I wouldn't want to be in a robe on a cruise anyways. How ridiculous!!!

John

And what makes you think those interested in bathrobes are only cruising in warm destinations?

Me and Me

Don't you folks have a travel agent? They would be able to answer your questions, or be able to get answers

Peter

Maybe thats why they come to the CRUISE forum on Fodors. You know, a place where you can ask questions you have about cruising.

nude

Have narrowed my cruise down to this;<BR>a robe or no robe--cost, with air, is $4000.00 for both lines I am considering. One really has the cabin, the route I want, everything but doesn't have robes. So, I will just have to choose line B, although the cabin is not exactly what I wanted and the route wasn't first choice BUT they have robes.<BR>Now having a robe or not having a robe makes a cruise.

Fran

As much as I've enjoyed having a robe and it is important to me as well, I wouldn't put it ahead of chosing the right cabin and certainly not ahead of the right destination.

Starfish

This thread could get as good as those Laundry threads on CC.