Owners Suite--In-suite Dining Available?

[JohnSax]

Am booked in an OS on the Serenade and noticed they have a dining table for two. My question to anyone who has had one is whether we can dine "in-suite" from the Dining Room menu. Had a Royal Suite on the Infinity last year and had a dining table where we COULD order from the DR menu. It was the probably the best perk to having a suite, in my opinion, and was hoping that RCCL offers something similar to Celebrity in this regard.

[gene624]

I am not sure, but my best guess would be that you MAY order full dining room service "en suite."
I think that applies to all real suites.
Gene in Birmingham

[tonyboy]

Thank you Gene! I hope you're right. Certainly don't like to take too many meals "in" but it sure is nice after a big day of sightseeing to have the option of dining "at home" so to speak.

[lovesbaking]

I also had an OS on the Serenade (beautiful [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]), unfortunately I'm not sure about dining "in-suite", but I would guess the conceirge could help you arrange it. If it's still Martiza, she's fantastic! Enjoy!

michelle

[Serious Cruisers]

I have been on 12 RCCL cruises since 1999 and have always ordered dinner from the dining room in any type of cabin, from inside to balcony - it is available to anyone, just not alot of passengers know!

I usually just call room service when I get back from an excursion and ask them to send me a menu for the dining room, and then place my order later that day for room service from the main dining room!!!

Enjoy

[wchvdg]

Also, for further information, this menu is only available during "dining room hours"...
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[JohnSax]

Thanks everyone for the responses. This is great info and will make our cruise that much better! 5 Weeks to go!! [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_cool.gif[/img]

[JMG]

On the Voyager, the menus for the entire week were in the guest information book that is in your stateroom. The only thing we noticed different from the dining room menu was that the lobster was not listed as a choice on that nights "in room" menu.