How cool are the public rooms on the reflection

[tazmancruiser]

I have noticed in the past on many previous cruises a sweater is handy in the public rooms when they have the air conditioning jacked up.

Does anyone else agree?

[ailetoile]

I have noticed in the past on many previous cruises a sweater is handy in the public rooms when they have the air conditioning jacked up.

Does anyone else agree?

 

I'm almost always chilly so take what I say with a grain of salt, but I tend to cruise with a lightweight fleece and a standard hoodie while I'm in the Caribbean. I've been on Eclipse, Equinox, and Reflection in the Caribbean, and I rarely leave the room without at least one of the two jackets. :o

[amibelle]

I agree too. Again, I'm usually chilly. I usually have a light sweater or a wrap with me in the evening just in case.

[Rosieo]

At home I usually freeze when I go to a restaurant. However, we have been on several cruises and never felt the need to have a sweater on board anywhere. So I guess it is up to your comfort level.

[vulcan1971]

I tend to run on the warm side and prefer public spaces that are too cool (versus too warm). You can always put more layers on, but not the reverse. :D

 

 

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[ailetoile]

I tend to run on the warm side and prefer public spaces that are too cool (versus too warm). You can always put more layers on, but not the reverse. :D

 

Like I said earlier in this thread, I tend to run on the cool side, but I actually agree with you 100% here. I'd rather be too cold than too warm (heck, I moved from Arizona to Canada... :D).