Cabin facilities in suites

[Wyuna1]

Have been wondering if coffee and tea making facilities are provided in a grand suites. DW loves an early coffee .

[Clarea]

Have been wondering if coffee and tea making facilities are provided in a grand suites. DW loves an early coffee .

Yes, there is a teapot and coffee maker in Junior Suites and better.

[Desert Cruizers]

We found the small coffee pot only makes 1 cup at a time in our JS on the ROS, can't speak for a full suite

[Sam.Seattle]

If you are close to the Concierge lounge, it is worth a quick trip to grab a cup of freshly brewed and take it back to your suite.

[Clarea]

If you are close to the Concierge lounge, it is worth a quick trip to grab a cup of freshly brewed and take it back to your suite.

True. The concierge lounge is our first stop on the way to breakfast.

[spookwife]

Have been wondering if coffee and tea making facilities are provided in a grand suites. DW loves an early coffee .

 

yeap plus a kettle for real tea.

 

I make no promises claims as to the actual DRINKABILITY of said coffee.

 

the CL is accessible 24/7 and has a machine that dispenses lattes, cappuccinos and other coffee beverages and has a much better tea selection

[spookwife]

We found the small coffee pot only makes 1 cup at a time in our JS on the ROS, can't speak for a full suite

 

yeap. same machines. hence.. the CL...

[Ladysilver]

The coffee pot would work fine if the coffee they provided was for one cup at a time, but it's not. Coffee is for a 10-cup coffee pot. Makes it totally useless. Never could understand that. :eek:

[Folk Singer]

True. The concierge lounge is our first stop on the way to breakfast.

 

Ours as well.

[Folk Singer]

We are not overly fond of the Seattle Best Blend on the ship so we bring our own for the coffee pot. Or we just order breakfast to the suite and have several pots of hot water and make our own.

Edited January 13, 2015 by Folk Singer

[John&LaLa]

yeap plus a kettle for real tea.

 

I make no promises claims as to the actual DRINKABILITY of said coffee.

 

the CL is accessible 24/7 and has a machine that dispenses lattes, cappuccinos and other coffee beverages and has a much better tea selection

 

Independence used to have Kettles in all the rooms

[Desert Cruizers]

We will either run to the WJ and grab a quick cup in the side room or the CL. Since we only made D last April entering our final cruise of a b2b2b we haven't had the opportunity to use the lounge often, but will do more this next Oct.

[Garavar]

We are not overly fond of the Seattle Best Blend on the ship so we bring our own for the coffee pot. Or we just order breakfast to the suite and have several pots of hot water and make our own.

 

I had a client once find syringes inside the coffee maker in his hotel room. He did not notice until the second morning.

 

After that I dont use those coffee machines. :rolleyes:

[cb at sea]

There's always room service...they send a whole pot!

[nolesrule]

The coffee pot would work fine if the coffee they provided was for one cup at a time, but it's not. Coffee is for a 10-cup coffee pot. Makes it totally useless. Never could understand that. :eek:

 

They most definitely are not 10-cup filter packs. More like 2-4, depending on your preferred strength.

 

ETA... a little online research showed the packets contain 4 Tablespoons of grounds, so yeah, 2-4 cups. Using one of those for a 10 cup pot would be making coffee flavored water, not coffee.

Edited January 14, 2015 by nolesrule

[Little Buddy's Mom]

We will either run to the WJ and grab a quick cup in the side room or the CL. Since we only made D last April entering our final cruise of a b2b2b we haven't had the opportunity to use the lounge often, but will do more this next Oct.

 

The CL is not available to Diamond members. Only D+ and above and full suites can use the CL. On ships that have a DL, you can use that lounge or receive drink vouchers.