One room service order for all week

[lyban]

Is it possible to put in one room service order for every day of the 7 night cruise,

 

I would like one pot of coffee delivered at 7:00 every morning.

 

Can I somehow order that first day for whole week.

[dplusd]

I've not heard of being able to do that. It would be nice, but you will probably need to put your order on your stateroom door each night.

[traveler279]

Umm... I'd be willing to bet this can be done. Talk to your attendant about it.

 

We wanted an ice bucket each evening on a 10 day cruise. We talked to the nice gentleman the first day and the ice was waiting each day when we returned from Port.

[Ashland]

Umm... I'd be willing to bet this can be done. Talk to your attendant about it.

 

We wanted an ice bucket each evening on a 10 day cruise. We talked to the nice gentleman the first day and the ice was waiting each day when we returned from Port.

I believe tha OP is going to just put the doorhanger on the door each night...why take a chance.

 

I also believe the cabin steward is responsible for the ice only and not the roomservice ;)

[Homosassa]

The days of there being a food prep areas on each deck where the cabin steward could prepare room service breakfast or other light meal items is long gone.

[biomedbob]

The door hanger thing is such a chore! :rolleyes:

[cb at sea]

No..just put the door hanger on every night...not a big deal!

[BND]

Umm... I'd be willing to bet this can be done. Talk to your attendant about it.

 

We wanted an ice bucket each evening on a 10 day cruise. We talked to the nice gentleman the first day and the ice was waiting each day when we returned from Port.

 

Two completely different things. Your steward has a dozen or so rooms to take care of and filling your ice bucket everyday is something they do when asked. Room service is for the entire ship and no one can expect them to do this. They do an order at a time. Just put the door hangar out every night. Very easy.

Edited May 22, 2015 by BND

[Langley Cruisers]

Is it possible to put in one room service order for every day of the 7 night cruise... I would like one pot of coffee delivered at 7:00 every morning.

 

Sounds reasonable but my bet is that Room Service would like confirmation of your "standing order" every day. Imagine if they did this for everyone who asked - full breakfasts might go uneaten because passengers changed their plans (as one sometimes does on a cruise vacation :) )...

 

Use the door hanger before you retire for the night and your coffee will be delivered.

[lyban]

thanks everyone for the replies.

I guess I will just hang the notice on door every night

[RadioRob]

One thing you might do as well is as ask your room steward for enough door hangers for the rest of the trip. Fill them out at one time and just toss the pre-filled card on the door before retiring for the night. (Almost like putting up the Do Not Disturb card at a hotel.)

[Grandma Dazzles]

You can usually order on your cabin TV. Found this easier. No chance of someone playing around with door hangers. Quicker than hand writing out several times.

[Anubi]

You can usually order on your cabin TV. Found this easier. No chance of someone playing around with door hangers. Quicker than hand writing out several times.

 

I like this idea. I haven't liked the door hangers since they kept mysteriously disappearing one cruise. Not RCL.;)

[BND]

You can usually order on your cabin TV. Found this easier. No chance of someone playing around with door hangers. Quicker than hand writing out several times.

 

Not all ships. For example, Grandeur does not have interactive tv. It "might" take 5 minutes to fill out enough hangars for a week. Hardly a burden.

Edited May 23, 2015 by BND

[RadioRob]

You can usually order on your cabin TV. Found this easier. No chance of someone playing around with door hangers. Quicker than hand writing out several times.

 

From some of the other posts, this may not be possible on the Grandeur, but I did not know that was possible on some of the newer ships! Very good to know! Thank you for sharing!