Suite Guests - How to you utilize your Butler?

[niborHS]

We have been back since August 23rd, and one of the best parts of the cruise was being able to dine in Luminae. We never had to wait, however I will say that the service at breakfast was far below the standard of what it should have been. It seemed like we were always waiting for something that was being brought to another table, coffee and pastries in particular. If someone has a carafe or a tray, they should at least glance around and see if someone was trying to get their attention. It seemed as though their focus was only on bringing whatever it was to the person they were serving at that moment, then leaving the room. The only thing that becomes somewhat bothersome at times is that many families travel in suites to be a way to get a really nice room and pay very little to add your children. Of course they are welcome in Luminae, but I find that childrens' voices are adorable, as long as they are your own children and you are in the parent zone, possibly the grandparent, but we are not quite there yet, so to me, that cute constant chatter is sometimes annoying. 

[suzyluvs2cruise]

While I have never ordered room service on a Celebrity cruise, I am sure you call room service and the butler brings it to you. For breakfast leave the card out with your selections and again the butler should bring it. They say the menu is different but I have yet to see much difference.
 
Food is very subjective but we like Luminae. We also liked Blu before Luminae was built but feel that the atmosphere is much better in Luminae and you are usually better looked after there. I usually eat from the Luminae menu almost exclusively but my wife will eat a fair number of main dinning room dishes over the course of a cruise. I hope you like Luminae, we do.

We enjoyed that option on Millennium but have been told it's not available on Edge

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