Reflection CS--large enough to have a dinner party?

[Eve]

Have never sailed in a Celebrity Suite before and am wondering if it is large enough to host a dinner party for 8 adults. Can anyone lend some insight?

Thanks!

[Happy Cruiser 6143]

Have never sailed in a Celebrity Suite before and am wondering if it is large enough to host a dinner party for 8 adults. Can anyone lend some insight?

Thanks!

 

It's large enough but the table only seats 4 people. I suppose the other 4 could eat out on the balcony. I certainly wouldn't try to host 8 people for dinner in a celebrity suite. There are other, more comfortable venues on the ship.

[Zigster]

I don't believe that there is a dining table in Celebrity Suites on Reflection or any of the S class ships.

[leisuretraveler223]

Have never sailed in a Celebrity Suite before and am wondering if it is large enough to host a dinner party for 8 adults. Can anyone lend some insight?

Thanks!

 

The Celebrity Suite is listed as 467 square feet. Having been in one, it is quite compact. I wouldn't want to hang out with more then three people in the room. Throwing a dinner party for eight in a Celebrity Suite would be like the entire US Senate going into session in my living room.

[Georgia_Peaches]

I don't believe that there is a dining table in Celebrity Suites on Reflection or any of the S class ships.

I was in a CS on Reflection and there was no dining table except for the round table on the balcony.

[CHEZMARYLOU]

The Celebrity Suites on M class have a table that seats 4, maybe push it to 6 if you had the chairs. On the S class there is no table in the Celebrity Suite, you need to book a Royal Suite or above to have a dining table, which seats 6 in the RS.

[Happy Cruiser 6143]

Sorry, I missed that the OP is sailing on the Reflection. I have no experience of suites on S class. I was referring to M class.

[chemmo]

Not done a CS on Reflection but have on Equinox....we found it unsuitable for three of us to dine properly inside, the coffee table is low, the sofa is large.

 

Why not have a chat with your butler and invite your guests for pre dinner canopies and Champagne and then go on to dine in one of the speciality restaurants? With you and your guests mixed standing and sitting in the room and balcony you could accommodate 8.

 

Have a great cruise.

[Eve]

Thanks all for the input. We can now adjust our expectations to a more realistic scenario. You guys are the best!!

[Kteacher]

I’ve been in CS twice on the Reflection. Eight people would not work for dinner, and would be tight for cocktails. Enjoy your cruise!

 

 

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