Room service for breakfast on Anthem

[Spike5556]

This may be a dumb question, but is room service for breakfast complimentary or is there a charge? Also, what is an appropriate amount to tip when it arrives? We have never ordered this before, but with having a balcony this time around I think it may be enjoyable! Thank you!

[Clarea]

This may be a dumb question, but is room service for breakfast complimentary or is there a charge? Also, what is an appropriate amount to tip when it arrives? We have never ordered this before, but with having a balcony this time around I think it may be enjoyable! Thank you!

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=48005761&postcount=4

[Riff Sniff]

I haven't sailed on Anthem yet (2 more weeks!), but from what I have read there some breakfast items that are free, and some that have a charge.

 

 

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[kenandcindyc]

Do you know if you need to order the night before? or that morning? And what the timing of it is? (ie, if I order at 6am, will it take till 8-9am for it to arrive?)

 

thanks!

[CCruiser1234]

This may be a dumb question, but is room service for breakfast complimentary or is there a charge? Also, what is an appropriate amount to tip when it arrives? We have never ordered this before, but with having a balcony this time around I think it may be enjoyable! Thank you!

 

 

 

Spike,

 

IMHO, treat the gratuity like it was another service to your cabin. For example, if your cabin steward is getting a minimum of $3.50 a day per person, it might be a good benchmark for you to use (though this is a little on the high side because this individual is also making up your room).

 

Consider-If this person served you in the dining room or the Windjammer, and you settled gratuities daily..etc.

 

Have a wonderful cruise!

~Bob

[jonj]

I came across this website when searching for information on the Anthem

http://eatsleepcruise.com/

 

Link to menus including room service

http://eatsleepcruise.com/2016/05/anthem-of-the-seas-menus/

[hapster85]

I could understand maybe charging a convenience fee for room service, but a per item charge? Come on. Talk about nickel and diming. Smh

Edited May 21, 2016 by hapster85

[UandMe4Ever]

Thanks, that's good enough for free...Do they have 'glasses' for milk or little containers? thanks in advance.

[Got2gogirrl]

They have little containers of milk.....I never did room service for breakfast , but the food was great other times of the day. Chicken wings , a cheeseburger cost 4.99 but they were good as was the cookies and key lime tart!

 

 

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[UandMe4Ever]

Thanks! I hate that some cruise line puts the milk in a glass, covered with saran wrap. It always spills all over....No biggie, but...........