Can guests visit a Haven room?

[jmdermd]

I know that the private areas of Haven do not allow guests, but my question regards the actual staterooms.

 

I will be traveling on the Norwegian Joy this winter. I will be traveling with my grown kids, who will have their own staterooms. Currently, my wife and I are in a Club Balcony Suite but we received the email about bidding on Haven rooms. If we won the bid, would our kids be able to come to visit us in our stateroom? In other words, are the Haven Staterooms down a hallway that only allows Haven guests, or are the hallways open to anyone?

[j603]

We cruised with friends that were in the Haven on the Getaway a few years back. We would just call their room and they would just come out and escort us to their stateroom.

[GeezerCouple]

27 minutes ago, jmdermd said:

I know that the private areas of Haven do not allow guests, but my question regards the actual staterooms.

 

I will be traveling on the Norwegian Joy this winter. I will be traveling with my grown kids, who will have their own staterooms. Currently, my wife and I are in a Club Balcony Suite but we received the email about bidding on Haven rooms. If we won the bid, would our kids be able to come to visit us in our stateroom? In other words, are the Haven Staterooms down a hallway that only allows Haven guests, or are the hallways open to anyone?

 

Yes, you may escort guests to *your* Haven suite, even if it is within the general Haven area (there are some Haven suites that are not in the Haven area, in at least some ships).

 

You just arrange to meet them at the door to the Haven area, and escort them directly to your suite.  They cannot join you in any of the Haven common areas.

 

GC

[jmdermd]

2 minutes ago, GeezerCouple said:

 

Yes, you may escort guests to *your* Haven suite, even if it is within the general Haven area (there are some Haven suites that are not in the Haven area, in at least some ships).

 

You just arrange to meet them at the door to the Haven area, and escort them directly to your suite.  They cannot join you in any of the Haven common areas.

 

GC

Thank you for the information. I am now willing to bid on the Haven upgrade.

[Markanddonna]

I've been on cruises where the Haven passenger hosted parties for members of Cruise Critic. How nice!

[complawyer]

they can visit your cabin, and if you speak with the maitre 'd or the concierge, they can have a meal with you in the haven restaurant. it may cost you, but sometimes if your nice they wont charge

[Sailing12Away]

If you'll be on the Joy, definitely consider upgrading to the HH, HI and HJ cabins. They're outside of the restricted Haven area so no need to walk anyone to your room. But you still get full access to the Haven perks, and the rooms tend to be bigger and less expensive.

[GeezerCouple]

3 hours ago, GeezerCouple said:

 

Yes, you may escort guests to *your* Haven suite, even if it is within the general Haven area (there are some Haven suites that are not in the Haven area, in at least some ships).

 

You just arrange to meet them at the door to the Haven area, and escort them directly to your suite.  They cannot join you in any of the Haven common areas.

 

GC

 

Also, if you speak with your Butler, you may be able to arrange some hors d'oeuvres and drinks for all of you.  

There is likely to be a charge, depending upon what you choose.

For small, simple things, there might not be. We have not entertained others, although we dine in our suite frequently.  So either the food has no extra charge, or if it's from a Specialty, we know what the cost is.

I'm sure the Butler would be happy to offer suggestions.

 

Enjoy!

 

GC