Thermostats in cabins

[kristi391]

I will be sailing on the Sky in August.  Do the cabins have individual thermostat controls in the rooms?  I like a cold room when I sleep and hope to be able to turn the temperature down pretty low when needed.

 

Thanks,

 

Kris

[BirdTravels]

4 minutes ago, kristi391 said:

I will be sailing on the Sky in August.  Do the cabins have individual thermostat controls in the rooms?  I like a cold room when I sleep and hope to be able to turn the temperature down pretty low when needed.

 

Thanks,

 

Kris

Yes on individual thermostats. 
 

Cold, not so much but cool. 

[kristi391]

1 minute ago, BirdTravels said:

Yes on individual thermostats. 
 

Cold, not so much but cool. 

 Thank you...I can live with cool. 

[Cruising Lynne]

You may also want to ask your room steward for a blanket. My husband gets too hot from the warm comforters they use. I have heard that you can request a blanket, but we have not done that yet.

[complawyer]

dont worry, they never work right anyway.i cant remember any ncl cruise ive taken in the last 12 years (18) in all, where i havent had to call at least one to have it fixed. 

[chengkp75]

11 hours ago, kristi391 said:

I will be sailing on the Sky in August.  Do the cabins have individual thermostat controls in the rooms?  I like a cold room when I sleep and hope to be able to turn the temperature down pretty low when needed.

 

Thanks,

 

Kris

Just be aware that there are two systems of AC in each cabin.  I was the Staff Chief on the Sky when it was the Aloha, so I know the system intimately.  One system, that is controlled by the thermostat, merely recirculates the cabin air over a cooling coil.  This cooling unit is located under the sink in the vanity, and any problems with this are typically a dirty air filter, quickly resolved.  The other system is not controllable by you, it has a preset temperature, and supplies fresh air to a whole bank (30-40) of cabins.  They both blow out of the same vent louver on the wall, one system in one half of the louver and the other next to it.

 

No ships will guarantee a "cold" room, industry standard (cruises or hotels) is about 70-72*F.