Question about In-Room Dining for special anniversary dinner

[mbrock800]

Several years ago, my husband and I took a cruise for our 10 year anniversary. On that cruise, we received a flyer along with our other daily information promoting an "in-room dinner" (of course for a fee)

 

We are going to be celebrating our 25th anniversary next week on FOS and I would like to do something special like this since we have a lovely junior suite balcony....would love to have dinner out there. I know we could always order room service, but the "in-room dinner" was something extra special.....table linens set up, etc.

 

Any information you could give would be greatly appreciated! :)

[mbrock800]

Anyone have any info on this for me?

[LovesCruising]

I Do not believe Royal offers this option unless your in a full suite

[Clarea]

Maybe an upgrade to a Grand Suite or Owner's Suite would work? The Owner's Suite has a full size dining table in the stateroom.

[Langley Cruisers]

Princess has their Ultimate Balcony Dining but I have never seen anything like what you describe on RCI.

[39august]

If you upgrade to a Grand Suite, or higher, you may order anything from the MDR menu from room service during MDR open hours. I'll bet if you requested table linens, they would be provided.

[palofmine]

Only thing i could think is to call RCI and see if it can be done, or ask the Maitre de to bring dinner to your room, or bring it yourself.

[cb at sea]

You can order room service in any cabin. The problem is this....the entire order will be delivered at one time....not "course by course"....and a JS doesn't have a dining table! The patio table is about knee-high and about 18 inches square....not really romantic!

 

Why not do a specialty restaurant for the occassion? Sure beats eating in the cabin!