Bedding

[irishwitchy]

I get very hot at night and I find those big down conformers that seem to be so popular to be awful. What is on the bed and do I have options to ask for a normal cotton blanket? Mind you I would like linen sheets, also, but I don't expect to get those!;p

[briar14]

We always ask for a blanket. Never been a problem.

[Travelcat2]

While you are likely correct about the sheets, you can ask for blankets instead of the duvet. We also find the duvet too warm and always ask for a blanket (that they wrap sheets around). It is much better. If you book a PH or higher suite, you can make the request for a blanket online on the Butler Form. Otherwise, just ask stewardess/steward - they will be happy to accommodate your request.

[xrvlcruiser]

Your Travel Agent can make the request for the type of bedding you prefer before you board - not a problem. Or you can wait and do it yourself when you get on the ship. It's just not a problem.

 

Peggy

[irishwitchy]

Thank you!

[ellbon]

So funny I love the duvet and have the tip sheet removed to wrap up in the duvet. At home my electric blanket is needed.

[ellbon]

Funny, I love the duvet and get the tip,sheet removed so I can wrap up in it. Must be European st heart.

[Hambagahle]

I get very hot at night and I find those big down conformers that seem to be so popular to be awful. What is on the bed and do I have options to ask for a normal cotton blanket? Mind you I would like linen sheets, also, but I don't expect to get those!;p

 

 

 

Just saw this thread. Duvets will help regulate your body heat at night IF you use them properly. No sheets under them. Let them wrap around you. If you get hot - stick your foot out. That's all you need for a good night's sleep. It usually takes me a few days to "train" the stewardess to leave off the sheet. I hate sleeping with anything other than a duvet. Even when I go to Florida I take mine with me, in q vacuum pack. Fits nicely into my suitcase...

 

 

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