Any recommendations for first time in a suite?

Any recommendations / advice for a first time Suite passenger?

We shall be in a 2-Bed Suite.

Any recommendations / advice for a first time Suite passenger?

 

We shall be in a 2-Bed Suite.

A few would be....

- Take time to meet (and have conversations with) people in Concierge Lounge. There are lots of interesting people in there each evening..

- Relax one night and have dinner from the MDR that evening on your balcony

- Enjoy the various Gold Card services from having your own (short) line at guest services to gold card seating around the pool

- If going to Labadee get an over the water Cabana at Barefoot Beach

A few would be....

 

- Take time to meet (and have conversations with) people in Concierge Lounge. There are lots of interesting people in there each evening..

- Relax one night and have dinner from the MDR that evening on your balcony

- Enjoy the various Gold Card services from having your own (short) line at guest services to gold card seating around the pool

- If going to Labadee get an over the water Cabana at Barefoot Beach

Which ship would this be on??:eek:

I was wondering the same thing, KingHal. I figured the CL each evening before dinner for sure. What deck are you on?

Morley

I agree with the suggestion for room service from the MDR menu for dinner one night.

Which ship would this be on??:eek:

Freedom still has one. Love it

We're both on Brilliance.

M

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Any recommendations / advice for a first time Suite passenger?

 

We shall be in a 2-Bed Suite.

What ship? We were on the Allure and Liberty in a GS.

I was wondering the same thing, KingHal. I figured the CL each evening before dinner for sure. What deck are you on?

 

Morley

Deck 9. We were originally in the RFS on 10 near the lounge, but moved to get a better balcony. I guess we'll be burning off some extra calories going to and from the Lounge. happy

Thanks everyone for your advice - much appreciated.

Thanks, Don - that was my guess. Btw - I see the CL is forward on Deck 13 so you will have some 'hiking' to do ....;). Was the Lounge originally on Deck ten? We're in 1536 so a little closer.

The two bedroom suite looks huge. I guess, by 'better balcony', you mean a little deeper.

Cheers, Morley.

.... Was the Lounge originally on Deck ten? ....

Yes, the Radiance class ships originally had their CL on deck 10, very convenient for the suite guests on that deck. During the revitalization dry dock, that area is turned into a stateroom, and the CL is moved up to the former Hollywood Odyssey lounge in Viking Crown.

Also by being in a suite you can order breakfast and lunch (as well as dinner) from the dining room menu as long as the dining room is open. Try having breakfast on your balcony one morning...it is very enjoyable.