Celebrity Summit Review

Simply the best — important read if sailing with in-laws.

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Jukebox950
10+ Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Jan 2018
Cabin: Royal Suite

We chose royal suite 6137 with connecting concierge class 6135 for an important reason. Celebrity has a very old & little known rule — a Connecting cabin to a royal or penthouse suite has the same privileges. This means if you are sailing with in-laws (as we were) they are entitled to the same premium beverage package and unlimited speciality dining that we were. This includes dining in Luminae — the suite only restaurant. This includes all speciality restaurants.

Upon arrival(11:30) our group of 4 went to the suite check-in. Check-in took 10 minutes tops for all of us. Then almost immediately, we were escorted by a concierge directly to Michael’s Club. We were then greeted by the suite concierge (12:15). We were advised that our rooms would not be ready until 1:00. We went to Luminae for lunch. After lunch (2:00) we went directly to the rooms. We were greeted by Peter the Butler and Mevin the stateroom attendant.

Before arriving on the ship, the shoreside concierge had been in contact to learn all of our preferences... Sugar free Red Bull, Vitamin Water, Coors Lite all in the mini-fridge. Grey Goose and Patron Tequila on the in-room bar set-up. Everything was exactly as we had requested. All of this is provided in the royal suites and higher at no additional cost.

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Royal Suite

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One drawer was not functioning, but overall A.

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