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Robes in Cabins and Decafinated Tea?


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Hi All,

 

My parents are sailing on Aurora in 10 days times and have a couple of queries.

 

Firstly, are robes provided in the cabins (they have a balcony grade) or is it the same as Princess where you request one from the steward when you board and it is delivered to the cabin the first evening or the following morning once they have been laundered from the previous cruise?

 

Secondly, we believe there is a tea/coffee maker in the cabin (what a pleasure!), is decafinated tea included in the supplies? Also, is there decafinated tea available at "The Trough" (buffet restaurant)?

 

Thanks in Advance:)

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I think decaff tea is on your cabin tea tray, if not ask room steward for it, or take some from the ss restaurant where it is definatly available.

 

Robes, yes...and no, look at page 206 of the 2009 brochure under' special touches' and it says bathrobe and slippers in deluxe balconies but not balcony staterooms.....so it depends what type of balcony cabin they have.

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It will depend on the balcony grade the posters parents have then, deluxe balcony cabins have robes, slippers and binoculars - we had them too in a deluxe balcony on Oriana in May - DA/DB/DC grade. Lower grade balconies do not get these extras.:) As said previously just refer to brochure under 'special touches' section for each cabin where the photos and plans of the cabins are.

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Deluxe Balcony StateroomTwo lower beds convertible to a king-size bed • Bathroom with bath, shower and WC • Separate sitting area with sofa, chair and table • One large double wardrobe and drawer space • Vanity table/writing desk • TV and radio • Safe, hairdryer and refrigerator • Tea/coffee making facilities • Direct dial telephone • Floor to ceiling patio doors to balcony with reclining chairs and table • Fully air-conditioned

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