Robes?

[39august]

Does Aqua class get robes for use on board, please?

[Northern Aurora]

Yes -- robes are provided in Aqua staterooms.

[dkjretired]

Does Aqua class get robes for use on board, please?

 

All cabins fleet wide get robes, Aqua gets a better quality..

[Tiggertastic]

Yes and those are thicker and towelling rather than thin waffle in balcony

 

 

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[keithm]

Does Aqua class get robes for use on board, please?

All cabins get robes. Those in better accommodations get better quality robes.

[Luvcrusn]

Does Aqua class get robes for use on board, please?

 

Slippers too

[jasm8449]

Personally, I prefer the waffle robes. The others are too thick and heavy. Especially in warm climates on the balcony with that first cup of room service coffee! :) Ahhhh...can't wait.....2 more weeks!

[dkjretired]

Personally, I prefer the waffle robes. The others are too thick and heavy. Especially in warm climates on the balcony with that first cup of room service coffee! :) Ahhhh...can't wait.....2 more weeks!

 

I prefer the waffles, so does Texed...

[Duanerice1]

Personally, I prefer the waffle robes. The others are too thick and heavy. Especially in warm climates on the balcony with that first cup of room service coffee! :) Ahhhh...can't wait.....2 more weeks!

 

Yep, I always ask them to get me a waffle type robe. The others are too heavy in the Caribbean.

[wendychloecruiser]

And they are to worn in the privacy of your own cabin. :D

[jelayne]

And they are to worn in the privacy of your own cabin. :D

 

Ditto-"in your own cabin".

[varoo]

Personally, I prefer the waffle robes. The others are too thick and heavy. Especially in warm climates on the balcony with that first cup of room service coffee! :)

So do we, as we dislike wearing the heavy, bulky robes. I feel like a beached whale waddling around each time I wear one.

On cold weather cruises they usually let us have both kinds, especially if we are in a suite where they don't take the heavy robes away when they bring us the light ones.

It is nice having the lightweight robes to wear as our regular "go to" robes, but also having the heavy robes to add over them as an extra wrap on cold days for sitting out on the balcony.

 

It never gets too cold for us to use the balcony on an Alaska cruise.

[tercar]

We were in a suite in February and I asked for the waffle robe too. Thick ones are cumbersome to say the least.

 

 

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[39august]

Nice to know we can request waffle robes. I agree that the terry robes are too heavy in the Caribbean. Slippers is a nice touch that we haven't seen in a few years on RCI.

[Swampduck]

A robes a robe... IMHO

I don't think I've ever even undone the tie on mine..

[kevinyork]

Found the waffle robes to be a bit small for two guys... the belt ties very high and the arms are short. Would possibly suit Japanese guests.

 

 

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[eandj]

We too get the lighter weight ones.

And DH would agree that they don't exactly fit his tall, although thinner, frame. He always looks likes he's wearing a women's size. ;p

[Duanerice1]

A robes a robe... IMHO

I don't think I've ever even undone the tie on mine..

 

Thanks for adding your insight to this post - very helpful

[NordicPrince]

When you get and use your robe, please don't wear it around the ship as I have seen other people do. After all, at home I would not walk around the neighborhood in my robe unless I was a mobster trying to make the police think I was losing my marbles (only in New York). I am sure you will follow proper decorum.

Enjoy your cruise, voyages are measured more by friends than by miles.

[GStonelake]

we do Aqua quite often, but must confess ... don't think I've ever used the robes.

 

 

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