Dressing gowns

[killarneylady]

Are dressing gowns (robes) normally supplied in minisuites on Epic?

Nice to have for lounging on the balcony...

[Escaping2016]

I have been on Epic twice both times in a mini suite and haven't had robes either time so I would say no

 

 

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[Froggitt]

Walking round the ship in a dressing gown = look at me I'm in a suite.

[killarneylady]

Not at all.. just for relaxing in the cabin. Wouldn't think of wearing one round the ship even if they were provided ! Just find it a luxury to have one for the room.

 

 

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[cb at sea]

I always bring a lightweight robe, in case none are provided. If you don't bring your own, a pool "coverup" can suffice in most cases.

[mdsgu]

I read somewhere that robes are available in balconies and above, but you have to ask for them. Would be worth a try.

[killarneylady]

I read somewhere that robes are available in balconies and above, but you have to ask for them. Would be worth a try.

Thanks. Good idea.

[BirdTravels]

If there are no robes in your room, just ask yourcabin steward.

[BirdTravels]

Walking round the ship in a dressing gown = look at me I'm in a suite.

 

Only if it is a plush robe with embroidered Havens logo. Regular robes for non Havens guest have the NCL blue fish.

[casofilia]

One of the first things we do is to ask the cabin steward to empty the fridge and bring pool towels and dressing gowns. Never had a problem with any.

[NancyL2]

Just ask your cabin steward for a robe.....the worse he can say is no.

[DMH15]

Walking round the ship in a dressing gown = look at me I'm in a suite.

 

 

Suite envy? :)

 

 

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[Froggitt]

Suite envy? :)

 

 

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Not at all. If I were in a suite, I wouldn't be a tw@t and flaunt it all round the ship. The other 4,000 passengers aren't interested in how much money you have.

[killarneylady]

Exactly. Most are not so insecure .

 

 

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[DMH15]

Not at all. If I were in a suite, I wouldn't be a tw@t and flaunt it all round the ship. The other 4,000 passengers aren't interested in how much money you have.

 

 

There was no mention of walking around the ship in a robe. The OP asked about one to wear on their balcony.

 

BTW, cuising in a suite does not mean you have more money than the guy in an inside. Especially on NCL.

 

 

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[budgiegirl40]

Well, I walked around the ship in a NCL robe, and I was in an inside cabin !

 

If you want a robe, ask your steward.

[BirdTravels]

Not at all. If I were in a suite, I wouldn't be a tw@t and flaunt it all round the ship. The other 4,000 passengers aren't interested in how much money you have.

 

We don't have a lot of money, but sail in suites about 1/3 of the time. And only a fool would not take every advantage of being in small suite. Moving to the front of the line for shows (look at me). Sitting into the suites waiting area and using Priority embarkation (look at me). Eating in the suites dining room (look at me). Priority disembarkation and going to the front of the security line (look at me). Using the suites gangway to go back on the ship in port (look at me).