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Those prices ($249/$99) are for 9am-9pm (so you get the whole day of an assigned cabana; has your name on it -- literally). You usually get a fruit/cheese platter and some bottled waters as well. The cabanas hold 4 people comfortably, but we've had 6-8 for short periods of time.

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For us No. no real loungers, a lot of folks gawking, if weather isn’t great you just blew $250- rained off and on the day we had reserved.

 

I don’t see the real value in them.

 

If they included food then maybe...

 

If you buy a table at a beach club it normally includes food/drink.

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On ‎3‎/‎1‎/‎2018 at 12:33 PM, killsport said:

Those prices ($249/$99) are for 9am-9pm (so you get the whole day of an assigned cabana; has your name on it -- literally). You usually get a fruit/cheese platter and some bottled waters as well. The cabanas hold 4 people comfortably, but we've had 6-8 for short periods of time.

Do they offer any discount if you reserve one for the entire cruise?

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This says you receive a discount for multiple days or your entire cruise,  inquire onboard...

 

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The Alcoves - At Port

 

Prices Starting From*$99.00 USD Adult
  • HOURS OF OPERATION

    9:00am - 9:00pm

  • RESTRICTIONS

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Overview

 

Indulge In A Day Of Luxurious Relaxation As You Unwind In Your Own Private, Cabana-Styled Haven On The Lawn Club.

It's the perfect escape - within your vacation escape. Some of the pleasures include:

• Stunning side-by-side views of lawn and sea, as you settle in underneath the shade of a chic, white awning.

• Complimentary amenities - four bottles of water, a fresh fruit plate, hand-held fans, and chilled towels.

• Ambient mood lighting for romantically cozy evenings.

Once you're comfortably settled in, a simple phone call to your Alcove Attendant helps make your time even more special.

He or she can help arrange a series of relaxing and refreshing enhancements:

• Fresh, themed picnic baskets* from our specialty restaurants onboard - antipasti, Mediterranean seafood pasta, and salads from Tuscan Grille; jumbo shrimp cocktail, assorted berries, organic breads and healthy salads from Murano; fruit brochettes and country-inspired sandwiches from Bistro on Five. Plus, innovative specialty restaurant desserts and a special beverage menu*.

• A wide variety of Alcoves Spa Services can be arranged for you to enjoy right in your Alcove. Inquire onboard.

Some general information about The Alcoves.

• Each Alcove comfortably accommodates up to four guests and is available from 9 AM to 9 PM.

• Receive a discount if you reserve an Alcove for multiple days or your entire cruise; inquire onboard for extended booking discounts.

• Find The Alcoves on the Lawn Club only on Celebrity Silhouette® and Celebrity Reflection®

• Rental fees are per Alcove, not per guest. When reserving an Alcove, only one (1) guest reservation is required, which provides accommodation for up to four (4) guests.

*Additional fees apply

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On 3/2/2018 at 5:11 AM, gold1953 said:

the ones on the ship are by the day and sell out quickly

I don't know if they were sold or not, but on our recent cruise the lawn cabanas never seemed to be occupied. To my mind they are too far away from the pools.

 

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Thought about reserving one, but decided to pass.  Once on board (Silhouette, November 2018), they looked nice, but they just did not offer enough.  The concept is nice, but the pool is on another deck.  Plus, if the weather is iffy or windy, then you just blew your money.  Perhaps if we had a lot of OBC, but otherwise, probably not...

 

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We have truly enjoyed the Alcoves and find them a great option on sea days.  We always had a comfortable place to sit- no chair hogs.  Since we aren't sun worshippers, it has a awning to block the sun.   The attendant brought us drinks, water, lunch , a bottle of champagne,  fruit and cheese on the day we rented it-, all included.   We also have had visitors join us in the cabana and got the same perks.  In order to get alcoholic and soft drinks, you need the drink package,  or if not you pay per drink, however bottled  water, the other perks listed are included. 

 

We always prebook.  Call if not listed on your cruise planner- or try closer to your sail date.  If not, book as soon as you board if any left.

 

Well worth it! IMO

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On ‎3‎/‎1‎/‎2018 at 11:30 AM, Zigster said:

On the ship they are $249 for a sea day. $99 when the ship is in port.

Is that $249 per day?   So that's about $1750 for a seven-day cruise.  Am I reading that right?

Please advise, thanks.

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Is that $249 per day?   So that's about $1750 for a seven-day cruise. OR...

For a cruise that has 2 ports, $1245 + $198 = $1443,

 Am I reading that right?

Please advise, thanks.

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55 minutes ago, Pickels said:

Is that $249 per day?   So that's about $1750 for a seven-day cruise. OR...

For a cruise that has 2 ports, $1245 + $198 = $1443,

 Am I reading that right?

Please advise, thanks.

Right you are.

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1 hour ago, Cruise a holic said:

not correct   sea days cost $99  port days $249   Most people do not book for an entire week  .  We might book a port day if we do not want to get off the ship

Totally wrong.  Sea days are $249 (in example, x 5= $1245.  PORT days are $99 (x 2=$198)  Total, as they said, $1443.  You have it backwards.

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You are correct  Sorry.  But my point is most people do not rent an entire week.  We did it once and got a 20% discount.  Also, some people share the cost.  I recommend if your first time- do one sea day if you can.  Some people spend a significant amount for a shore excursion . So if you consider the alcove as an onboard shore x- not really that expensive- especially for a family of four, or two couples.  

 

Also, if for example you ship stops in Puerto Rico- ours did-but we docked at 3PM and we had no interest in a late shore x- or having dinner ashore- so we booked a cabana- it was at the port day rate.  Had been to PR previously.

 

Enjoy

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