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As LHT says, the Spa Complex is at the front of Deck 14

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Here is an enlargement of the area, with the Steam and Sauna areas labled:

131952.jpg *Note* The pool on the Spa Deck (one of those Thalassotherapy jobs) is smaller and round on the Marina, larger and oblong on the Riviera.

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For those of you who cannot see the photo as LEESRE posted it, here it is again:

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Jim and Stan.

Thanks for doing this, but could you explain please, what have I done wrong.

I just uploaded the picture from my computer and does this open, I would love to put more pictures in my postings but if I am doing something wrong then please let me know.

 

Thanks.

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The brain trust that designed the steam & sauna left two "amenities" off their radar. There is no bathroom and no sink to shave. Steam & sauna are beautifully appointed.

 

But you have to get dressed/don a robe, exit the steam/sauna room, wander off down the hallway to the "men's changing room" which has a toilet and sink (with razors, shave gel, combs, Qtips and towels) for a shave.

 

Weird thinking.

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The brain trust that designed the steam & sauna left two "amenities" off their radar. There is no bathroom and no sink to shave. Steam & sauna are beautifully appointed.

 

But you have to get dressed/don a robe, exit the steam/sauna room, wander off down the hallway to the "men's changing room" which has a toilet and sink (with razors, shave gel, combs, Qtips and towels) for a shave.

 

Weird thinking.

 

Have never seen a ship steam which didn't contain toilet, towels, mirrors, showers, and small lockers. Even the R ships (at least Pacific Princess) provided this common sense.:eek:

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Have never seen a ship steam which didn't contain toilet, towels, mirrors, showers, and small lockers. Even the R ships (at least Pacific Princess) provided this common sense.:eek:

 

I believe that you have misread Wristbands' post.

 

He is saying that while the Marina and Riviera have those facilities in the selfsame location as the R ships (in the locker room), they are not close enough to the steam and sauna to suit him.

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I believe that you have misread Wristbands' post.

 

He is saying that while the Marina and Riviera have those facilities in the selfsame location as the R ships (in the locker room), they are not close enough to the steam and sauna to suit him.

 

That is the way I read it..to be clearer they need to be in one location and not requiring one to parade in a robe or half dressed to reach a shower and belongings. Any ship I've seen one saunas or steams, steps into a shower, grabs a towel, combs hair if present, and gets dressed. Simplicity.

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I do not understand why you can not shave in your cabin??

Would a man not prefer to use his own saving equipment....I know my DH does

shave_2.jpgSteaming ones' face, pre-shave has long been a way of softening the beard.

 

Surely you have seen those hot towels in the movies...

 

Same principle

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Steaming ones' face, pre-shave has long been a way of softening the beard.

 

Surely you have seen those hot towels in the movies...

 

Same principle

 

Ok I did not realize they also had hot towels there

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So we are all on the same page, unlike the R ships, two separate locations are on Riviera.

 

Steam/sauna are situated in a single room with 2 shower stalls but no toilet/no sinks and no complimentary shaving gear.

 

Use of a toilet or to shave over a sink requires one to dress/enrobe and walk down the hall to a second "changing" room which has toilet/sink/combs/shaving gear but (obviously) no sauna/steam.

 

And yes, I prefer to shave after taking a sauna or steam as noted above & to use the ship's disposable razors, shave gel & combs. This is especially nice after working out in the nearby gym.

 

Having to go to a second location to shave and dress after a workout & steam is goofy.

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So we are all on the same page, unlike the R ships, two separate locations are on Riviera.

 

Steam/sauna are situated in a single room with 2 shower stalls but no toilet/no sinks and no complimentary shaving gear.

 

Use of a toilet or to shave over a sink requires one to dress/enrobe and walk down the hall to a second "changing" room which has toilet/sink/combs/shaving gear but (obviously) no sauna/steam.

 

And yes, I prefer to shave after taking a sauna or steam as noted above & to use the ship's disposable razors, shave gel & combs. This is especially nice after working out in the nearby gym.

 

Having to go to a second location to shave and dress after a workout & steam is goofy.

 

Sadly...I remember when this conversation would not have taken place as ships had no such facilities! At least those I sailed.:)

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I was on the Carnival Glory, on a cruise that I won at a raffle. They had a sauna and steam that each had wall to ceiling glass. I only saw the men's side but I assume the woman's side was similar. They also had toilets, sinks and showers. (from now on TSS)

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I was on the Carnival Glory, on a cruise that I won at a raffle. They had a sauna and steam that each had wall to ceiling glass. I only saw the men's side but I assume the woman's side was similar. They also had toilets, sinks and showers. (from now on TSS)
Once on a port visit saw either steam or sauna which had ocean view. Now that is style! Been on so many here in HNL I don't recall the ship.
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