Thread: Refrigerator: Is having one in your cabin important to you?

Is it important to you to have a refrigerator in your cabin?

Yes! There are things that we bring with us that need to be refrigerated, so it is very important to have a refrigerator.

It's not a must need, but it's nice if we happen to get one.

After our first cruise on Princess (every cabin on every ship has a mini-fridge as far as I know), I can't see going a week or more without one. In fact, whenever considering hotels, I like to know that we'll have a fridge there too (nice to be able to store doggy bags from a restaurant for a late night snack). Usually we just put bottles of soft drinks and water in the cabin fridge, but every once in a while we might put a dessert to have later.

Probably many of us have medical reasons for needing to keep things cool.

I don't need it for meds ... but am a Type II Diabetic (controlled by diet) so having a frig to keep yogurt to eat the first thing in the morning is very helpful.

i like to keep milk in it so when i first wake up i got something to drink

Makes no difference to us. Very rarely use it.

we never use the refrigerator in the SA cabins -- they are really coolers on hal and don't keep anything really cold

when i want water -- i want it really cold and there is no way those coolers get it cold enough for me

now in the penthouse there is a regular refrigerator and we keep bottles of water and vodka in it

At present, I hAVE medication that I need to keep refrigerated.

I managed without one on QE2 for 17 years and would rather use the space for draws. I can see why people want one though.