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HAL offers Private Cabanas on the Eurodam
Private Cabanas Offered on Holland America Line's ms Eurodam
Guests luxuriate in spa-like setting
SEATTLE, May 7 -- Guests on Holland America Line's new ms
Eurodam who want to enjoy the outdoors in the comfort of their own private
haven will delight in the cabanas on the Observation and Lido decks of the
company's first Signature-class ship.
The airy, tented cabanas are located on Observation Deck in an area
called the Retreat and around the mid-ship pool on Lido Deck. Furnished
with modern woven chaises, ottomans and upholstered settees, all cabanas
come stocked with bathrobes and plush towels, handheld fans, an Evian spray
mister and iPods(TM) preloaded with great music. Chilled waters are
available and guests can look forward to iced fruit skewers in mid-morning
and frozen grapes, chocolate-covered strawberries and a glass of champagne
in the afternoon.
The Retreat
The 14 cabanas in the Retreat offer guests a spa-like private area
where they can relax and recharge surrounded by healthy refreshments and
luxurious leisure amenities. Fresh fruit, salads, wraps and juices are
available at the Retreat, with light breakfast options offered as well.
Lido Cabanas
Eight cabanas around the Lido pool offer a private respite in a lively
area of the ship. Lunch at the Lido cabanas will be served upon request
from a menu of poolside favorites from the Terrace Grill or Lido
Restaurant.
Discounted select services from the Greenhouse Spa and Salon are
available on port days to guests who book the cabanas. The cabanas may be
rented for the day or for an entire cruise. The Retreat cabanas are $45 on
port days and $75 on sea days, while the Lido cabanas are $30 and $50
respectively.
The 2,104-guest Eurodam debuts this summer with European inaugural
festivities, including a July 1 naming ceremony in Rotterdam with Her
Majesty Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, followed by a maiden voyage in
the Baltic region. The ship will offer its first trans-Atlantic cruise and
sail Canada/New England in the fall, followed by Caribbean itineraries the
remainder of 2008.
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