Robes in Cabins

On Princess, there is a box to check when you fill out your online information as to whether or not you want a robe - no extra charge. Do other lines charge for this!?

I always check the box because I do not pack a robe and after the last Room Evacuation, I was glad to have it. (I saw so many people running around in very odd pjs that I wished they had a robeWink)

Is a robe something you want and/or request?

63 Answers

I'm happy for you. Wink

Soon ...

Voice of experience?

Uh....

Hmmm I thought that's what the Movies Under the Stars blankets were for ....

They can very versatile. Bath rodes, during cold weather I've seen them used as coats, or as a useful item for shielding for amore' get togethers.

I like the Robes for inside the cabin only

On my cruises, robes are always inside the wardrope when we board the ship. I only use mine after a shower. I would feel weird walking around the ship in a public are wearing one although I often see passengers wearing them to the spa or to the pool. sometimes i see them at breakfast. Good point though about a mandatory evacuation from your cabin in the middle of the night. I could see a use for being able to grab that quickly. I would always request one if the option was offered.

Having observed the changeover on the 3 B2Bs, I think the effort is amazing how fast and efficiently they turn out the cabins. That said, the remote possibility a dirty robe was overlooked could exist but the chances are slim to none.

I would have thought that was what all ships did, just like changing all the bedding and towels.

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