sueandphil

When we were on Arvia TA in January , they were doing a trial in Epicurean whereby you could pay for breakfast in Epicurean for about £7.50pp. It was not widely advertised but as there are only 24 full suites and I think 2 family suites it was pretty quiet in there of a morning

Been in a suite but not a Conservatory Mini Suite. As I understand it you don't get many of the perks of a full suite as in no Butler service and no breakfast in Epicurean, but you do get robe and slippers, priority boarding, fruit bowl and the wonderful canapes (not every evening now apparently) and a bottle of bubbly on arrival. You also have to pay for room service as well I believe

There was an option to have breakfast in Epicurean on Arvia TA in January for around £8 pp. I was told it was something they were trialing. With only 26 suites it was never full in there but on Britannia for instance there are 64 suites I think so it can be quite busy at breakfast. If you then factor in the top tiers as well it could be busier than the Buffet

Strange, we had F731 on the TA this year and never heard a thing from the Live Lounge and we were always tucked up in bed before it closed

Definitely, Prospective DIL has purchased a bottle for our Christmas day lunch after we recommended it to her on their first cruise

Just looked and there are return flights on BA on the Sunday for $699pp. Saturday return is more expensive. Might have an extra night in Antigua but I don't expect that P&O will give us a flight refund, probably just cancel our 22 night cruise