Go Green—reduced housekeeping services—is this new?

[jg51]

On consecutive Equinox cruises in September, 2021, the words, "Go Green," were not mentioned -- neither orally (by either of two different stateroom stewards) nor anywhere in writing.  At least, we didn't see it posted on a wall nor mentioned in "Celebrity Today," although we may have overlooked it.

 

Nevertheless, we followed our decade-long custom of requesting -- in writing, on Embarkation Days -- even less evening service than the "Go Green" program would have provided.  Morning and evening service were better than excellent (and were rewarded accordingly).

 

PS:  Hand-squeegeeing was accomplished.

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Edited October 3, 2021 by jg51

[cruisestitch]

Happy to report that on my first cruise back from the hiatus, it worked great and the points have been applied

[drakes2]

On 7/4/2021 at 9:27 AM, Fouremco said:

Perhaps as part of the Go Green program, Celebrity will allow us to opt out of the multiple daily flyers that we immediately toss.

Yep.

[drakes2]

On 7/4/2021 at 9:44 AM, Oxo said:

Totally concur with you!

Once a day is adequate.

Have you ever walked down the halls and looked at some of the cabins which were open for cleaning? We have seen total disasters with clothes all over the floor,  mattress on the floor, food and dishes all over. 

Those cabins should be charged extra for cleaning. Some cruise lines do not allow the staff to pick up clothes anymore. Good for them. 

Don't need an extra point. Will never get to Z as we cruise other lines. 

Happy Cruising! 

I would be so embarrassed to have a cabin crew member see me live like that. I clean up and put things away before they enter my cabin. 

[oskidunker]

On 7/6/2021 at 6:09 AM, mahdnc said:

Twice daily housekeeping is one of the aspects of cruising that we enjoy, especially since there is 4 of us in a cabin.

Thats what we want and got sept 24 to Alaska