Woo Hoo! Upgraded to Sky Suite. Any tips??

[City_Woman]

We are very excited. Today we upgraded our back to back to a Sky Suite.

 

Any tips on what we can expect and how we can best used our Suite for 14 days?

 

Anyone know how to manage the in room dining - especially for dinner?

 

Thanks,

Judy

[Hypo]

We are very excited. Today we upgraded our back to back to a Sky Suite.

 

Any tips on what we can expect and how we can best used our Suite for 14 days?

 

Anyone know how to manage the in room dining - especially for dinner?

 

Thanks,

Judy

 

Ask your butler for the evening menu's, give him your order and he will take care of the rest of it.

 

He will set the table on your balcony or the sofa table in your cabin with tablecloth, silverware, wine glasses, etc. He will go get your order bring it, serve it, and when you are finished just call him on his cell phone and he will come and clear away the mess.

 

On some cruises we eat most evening meals in the cabin, it is very relaxing, especially if it is a nice evening and you can dine on your balcony.

[krewzin]

 

Any tips on what we can expect and how we can best used our Suite for 14 days?

 

 

Judy

 

 

You can definitely expect a larger room. I would use it much the same as you would the smaller cabin, with the exception of having your stuff 'spread out' more....due to the extra space.

 

This can be done for all 14 days.:D

 

 

 

 

 

Anyone know how to manage the in room dining - especially for dinner?

 

 

 

You will have a butler. He will deliver all (as long as he's available) your room service meals. Simply order it through room service, and he'll come in and set it up for you wherever you desire.

 

Nothin' to it.

 

Congrats on upgrading! Suites are the only way to go; once you go suite, you never go back. Unless of course you can't afford it the next time, and then you do.

[City_Woman]

Ask your butler for the evening menu's, give him your order and he will take care of the rest of it.

 

He will set the table on your balcony or the sofa table in your cabin with tablecloth, silverware, wine glasses, etc. He will go get your order bring it, serve it, and when you are finished just call him on his cell phone and he will come and clear away the mess.

 

On some cruises we eat most evening meals in the cabin, it is very relaxing, especially if it is a nice evening and you can dine on your balcony.

 

Seriously? The sofa table is big enough to be a dinner table for 2?

 

We are very excited about this. It just might solve our skipping formal nights problem but still be able to enjoy the MDR.

 

Judy

[fernem]

Yes, the table is a nice size for two. Also, we loved the fact that each morning our butler picked up our large travel mugs and returned them to us fifteen minutes later with lattes! Definite perk.

 

And, as said by others, weather permitting, you can have a lovely dinner on your veranda in whatever clothes you feel like wearing. Same with breakfast. A butler is a wonderful addition!

 

Fern