Rotterdam Bathroom nightlights

[Skicruiser55]

Is there a nightlight in the bathroom in a Neptune Suite?

[summer slope]

Not a nightlight persay, but the floor lights come on when you get to the door.  A feature we really liked,

[81Zoomie]

Can anyone comment on bathroom nightlights in the non suite cabins on the Rotterdam? Thank you!

[jdub99]

26 minutes ago, 81Zoomie said:

Can anyone comment on bathroom nightlights in the non suite cabins on the Rotterdam? Thank you!

We were on 2 weeks ago in a balcony/non suite.  There were no nightlights in the bathroom, and the switch for the lights was outside the bathroom (so it was impossible to turn on the bathroom lights without lighting up the bedroom.)

[81Zoomie]

58 minutes ago, jdub99 said:

We were on 2 weeks ago in a balcony/non suite.  There were no nightlights in the bathroom, and the switch for the lights was outside the bathroom (so it was impossible to turn on the bathroom lights without lighting up the bedroom.)

Thanks! Will bring a little plug in.

 

[YourWorldWithBill]

13 hours ago, Skicruiser55 said:

Is there a nightlight in the bathroom in a Neptune Suite?

There is a switch by the bed that will turn on nightlights in the cabin. Very nice.

[highscar]

On the Koninsdam a light came on under the opposite cabinet when your feet touched the floor.  Good idea. 

[jules815]

4 hours ago, YourWorldWithBill said:

There is a switch by the bed that will turn on nightlights in the cabin. Very nice.

Do the Neptune Suites on Nieuw Statendam have this feature?

 

[YourWorldWithBill]

Since it's in the same Pinnacle class of HAL ships, I would hope that it does. The Rotterdam is a newer ship, however, so I don't know for sure.

[Daisyloo]

We always take a battery operated tea light and put it in the bathroom at night.  Gives just enough light to see what you are doing, not too bright to wake you up.

 

[dobiemom]

I have motion sensor magnetic nightlights. One for the bathroom, one outside the door near the ground (to remind me of the large step into the bathroom), and one in the cabin. The nightlights provide just enough light to see but not so bright as to hurt my eyes.  

[YourWorldWithBill]

1 hour ago, dobiemom said:

I have motion sensor magnetic nightlights

Thanks. I just ordered a similar brand, Lyridz. Previously I've had some that needed the batteries replaced, and I never bothered, so this seems like a better idea.