Are there really robes?

[billsbrowneyedgirl]

Can't remember where I read this, if it was one peticular ship or class, or all of them. If so, do you use them? How are we sure they are clean. Will be traveling on the Mercury.

[CHEZMARYLOU]

Yes, there are robes in the staterooms. We do use them and have always found them to be clean. At times they can get overly warm for me so I usually take a lighter one with me to use as needed.

Mary Lou

[tams531]

Yes, just back from Century, there were two robes in our sky suite. Very clean and nice to have, especially in the chilly Baltics. My butler even presented me one (appears new in a plastic wrapping) as a parting gift! I am certain that is not standard practice at all...perhaps he really enjoyed having us on board?!

 

Enjoy!

[hajekfam]

Robes are in all cabins on Celebrity. Concierge class and suites get a terry robe. All other cabin categories get a lightweight waffle weave one. They are hanging in your closet when you arrive.

[Lois R]

Can't remember where I read this, if it was one peticular ship or class, or all of them. If so, do you use them? How are we sure they are clean. Will be traveling on the Mercury.

 

Hi, yes you get robes:) If you feel they are not clean you can

ask your cabin attendant to change them out.

They always look and feel clean to me.:)

[Leela]

When the stewards clean your room on debarkation day, they take the robes and send them to the laundry and replace them with clean ones. So no worries there -- and you can always ask for another one if you want.

 

I put mine on when I'm opening the door for the steward bringing me breakfast in the morning :)

[Gold Coast Cruisers]

The robes are very useful and we've always found them to be fresh and clean.

If you wish you can buy one for US$39.95 (from memory).

Jillybean

[captainK]

Yes, there are robes in the staterooms. We do use them and have always found them to be clean. At times they can get overly warm for me so I usually take a lighter one with me to use as needed.

Mary Lou

 

Just returned from Galaxy July 23 cruise and a few people were wearing the robes on deck and in the Oasis for breakfast and lunch.

[berryhappy24]

I agree about the robes coming in handy when answering the door for room service. They're also great for coffee on the veranda in the morning. We were in a regular veranda room and had 2 waffleweave robes, but one was much smaller and a different material than the other. We just asked for another and received it, no problem.

[berryhappy24]

Just returned from Galaxy July 23 cruise and a few people were wearing the robes on deck and in the Oasis for breakfast and lunch.

 

 

I always found it weird when people wore their robes in the public areas of the ship. It was even stated in the Dailies that robes should be left in the staterooms.

[Elcruzer]

I always found it weird when people wore their robes in the public areas of the ship. It was even stated in the Dailies that robes should be left in the staterooms.

I have seen this also on European cruises and think it's usually Europeans who wear them in public. I have even seen some wearing them in a hotel for breakfast in Europe:rolleyes:

[billsbrowneyedgirl]

I have seen this also on European cruises and think it's usually Europeans who wear them in public. I have even seen some wearing them in a hotel for breakfast in Europe:rolleyes:

 

 

I guess I could see over a swim suit as a cover up on the way to the pool/spa, but that's it. I would feel uncomfortable eating breakfast next to someone in a robe.:cool:

[terriebari]

My feeling is, you are oon vacation. You paid a lot for said vacation. You should be able to wear whatever you want, as long as you aren't naked. if the robe covers you, who cares? I've seen swimsuits that are close to vlugar, a robe is certianly not a big deal.

 

i think it sounds kind of cool to sit on deck in your robe and have breakfast, but i think if they request you leave them in the rooms than you certainly should.

[SANDY BEACH]

The robes always look clean; however, I have always had a problem in wearing them. I know---sheets and bedding are about the same thing but the robes just bother me. They are very warm so I always bring a light weight one from home.

[Lois R]

My feeling is, you are oon vacation. You paid a lot for said vacation. You should be able to wear whatever you want, as long as you aren't naked. if the robe covers you, who cares? I've seen swimsuits that are close to vlugar, a robe is certianly not a big deal.

 

i think it sounds kind of cool to sit on deck in your robe and have breakfast, but i think if they request you leave them in the rooms than you certainly should.

 

Lets hope there is something on under that robe:eek: if one decides

to wear it outside...can you imagine? ooopsss...the belt

just came undone......:rolleyes:

 

 

I prefer clothing while out on deck. But that is just me;)

[Seabee]

Hi LO!:)

[Lois R]

Hi Sea:D :)

[GORDONCHICK]

I have seen this also on European cruises and think it's usually Europeans who wear them in public. I have even seen some wearing them in a hotel for breakfast in Europe:rolleyes:

 

Cruises make for interesting learning experiences. I wouldn't be comfortable wearing a robe out of my cabin, but I see people at the grocery story &/or Wal-Mart that look like they literally rolled out of bed and came shopping in pajamas and house shoes. I've heard this is very common on college campuses for early classes. Not something I would do but........