Clothes Hangers?

[skm]

Is it safe to say that there hangers in the rooms? Wouldn't want to be surprised when we get there :) Thanks SKM

[cherylandtk]

Yes, and if you need more you can ask the steward. Not a problem

[Host Kat]

Click here for more info: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=169615&highlight=clothes+hangers

 

Kat

[Sheffie]

Yes, there are, but to save precious cruising time, I leave a lot of our clothes on their hangars when we pack. I then just put them in the closet! They don't take up too much space, and they make the unpacking quick as can be!

[Cotton]

I also take some of my clothing on hangers. I never seem to have quite enough of the ship's hangers. I leave my extras in the closet when the cruise is over.:)

[mii]

Like everyone said we have always had enough hangers but if you need more just ask the steward.

 

Marilyn

[lilibel]

We took extra and then left them for the next people. Lillie

[leanjean]

We always purchase cedar hangers prior to our cruise, use them for packing our clothes and leave them on board for the next guests. It's just our way of making the cruise a little bit more special for the next passengers. :) Next time Cotton and Lillibel cruise and they end up with cedar hangers in their closet, they'll know jean and phil have been on board. :) Happy cruising.

[Happy ks]

How very generous of you, cedar hangars can be expensive. They're a little too space hogging for me to pack with, I'll leave them at home and pack with the wire dry cleaner hangars instead.

 

We leave a lot on the hangars when we pack and cover the clothes with dry cleaner bags to prevent wrinkling. We don't repack the used clothes with the dry cleaner bags, but we do re-hang them after they are worn, it makes re-packing a breeze.

 

Getting additional hangars is no problem, just ask.