Coffee Machines in the balcony room

[Ladytee47]

Can anyone tell me if this is a Krueger machine and if so do you think I could bring my own Krueger cups? I love my flavor coffee and my special cream!

Thanks

Ladytee!:D

[DMH15]

I believe only suites have the pod type units and those are Lavazza. Otherwise Mr Coffee types.

 

I think you meant Keurig.

[mjkacmom]

There was a pod type in our balcony on the Breakaway, but not sure of the brand.

[RuthlessBoss]

There was a pod type in our balcony on the Breakaway, but not sure of the brand.

 

Same on Getaway. Pod meaning a regular coffee maker, not a Keurig.

Edited May 21, 2015 by RuthlessBoss
type of coffee maker

[TrumpyNor]

Can anyone tell me if this is a Krueger machine and if so do you think I could bring my own Krueger cups? I love my flavor coffee and my special cream!

Thanks

Ladytee!:D

 

We have had a balcony cabin on many of the ships in the NCL fleet (not on the Breakaway though), all with "coffeemakers" - but it is just for getting hot water, the coffee itself is small bags of instant coffee. So of course you can bring your own "instant" type - one with more flavor to it.

 

Below a few photos that includes the type of "coffee pots" we have come across in NCL balcony cabins. A "real" coffee maker we have only had when we have been in a suite...

Edited May 21, 2015 by TrumpyNor

[JohnIreland]

The coffee is in bag type (like a giant tea bag) not a pod (like a tassmio / nespresso)

[mjkacmom]

Google NCL breakaway coffee maker. It makes one cup at a time.

[mking8288]

This here (click link below to view) is the standard coffee maker on the Breakaway in the balconies. As always, YMMV - subject to change with or without notice, including convenience charge (just in case... ;) )

 

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/64025118/2015%20NCL%20BA/IMG20150322_2141%20%281024x768%29.jpg

 

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[igloo810]

Does anyone know if you can request a coffee maker staying in and ocean view or interior?

[MagnoliaBlossom]

Yes, you can request a coffee maker or a hot pot for tea. I have never had a issue getting one from the steward.

[igloo810]

Yes, you can request a coffee maker or a hot pot for tea. I have never had a issue getting one from the steward.

 

 

Thanks for the quick reply- have a great holiday weekend.

[bjtravelnews]

It looks like there is only one coffee cup. Is that right or is there another one somewhere else on the shelf that we just can't see. Thanks!

[MagnoliaBlossom]

I have never been in a cabin with only one cup. Either call room service, ask your steward, or to the buffet and get one.

[NEW 2 CRUISIN]

It looks like there is only one coffee cup. Is that right or is there another one somewhere else on the shelf that we just can't see. Thanks!

 

 

It's right next to the coffee maker behind the sugar packets.

 

You can also bring extra cups from the buffet...(provided they are not filled with food and tossed into the hallway after they have served their purpose!)

 

:)

[mking8288]

The coffee is in bag type (like a giant tea bag) not a pod (like a tassmio / nespresso)

Google NCL breakaway coffee maker. It makes one cup at a time.

 

Major first world problem - allow me to help resolve this minor life crisis at no extra convenience charge for fellow CC'er. ;)

The brand provided on the Breakaway to us - was (is *** ??) CLR Roaster, in both regular and decaffinated. As John said, it's a round & flat filtered bag with coffee, it is not a "pod" nor those popular K-cup (Starbucks, DD or other refills, etc. - NOT) It is adequate for one small cup per brew - I recommend no more than 6 oz. of water (roughly) but 5 oz. for a stronger flavor, marginally better than what you get in the MDR or buffet, but at least it is hot. *** Disclaimer notice: availability subject to change with & without notice, YMMV.

Commercial grade coffee maker by Hamilton Beach, I always wipe the surface myself on day 1 before use, and run a cycle of water thru the system first to flush it out - you don't have to do it. These (click to see) pre-mix filtered coffee bags as shown here is found on Amazon, but why - unless you find a different brand, just ask your Room Steward for some extras (and, skip the decaf as we did, yikes) and it's better with the Half & Half vs. milk (IMO) - show your direct "appreciation" with a little cash "recognition" are always cheerfully rewarded by day 2, if not sooner. Cheers for the hard working crew members, not for NCL lately :D ;)

Lastly, yes - as noted, look closer - there was 2 small cup coffee cups provided. :p

Edited May 22, 2015 by mking8288