Q: Do cabins have minifridges?

A:

Yes, all standard cabins and above on modern Century and Victoria cruise ships are equipped with a minifridge.

These are compact, cooling units installed as a standard amenity in staterooms to provide guests with a convenient place to store personal beverages, snacks, or any medications requiring refrigeration. This is a standard feature expected by international travelers and aligns with our 5-star service standards. On our newer ships, such as the Century Paragon or Victoria Sabrina, these are modern and efficient. It's important to note that these are cooling units, not deep freezers. They are perfect for chilling bottled water, soft drinks, or a bottle of wine you might wish to enjoy in your room.

The cooling capacity is maintained throughout your voyage. Crew members are instructed not to remove any guest items from the fridge during cleaning. On some suite categories, you may find a slightly larger or better-equipped minibar setup. For guests in the most basic cabin categories on a select few older vessels still in service, it is always best to confirm directly with your booking agent, though these cabins are increasingly rare in our active fleet.

> Director's Note: The minifridge is designed for cooling, not freezing. Please do not attempt to store ice cream or make ice in it, as this can damage the unit. For special dietary or medical needs requiring specific storage, please contact our guest services desk before your voyage so we can make the necessary arrangements.

For your comfort, we recommend using the fridge for drinks and pre-packaged items. While you are welcome to store small snacks from the buffet, we advise against storing perishable items for more than a day. The ship's restaurants, room service, and 24-hour lounges are available to provide you with fresh food at almost any hour. If you require more cooling space than the standard unit provides, simply speak with your cabin steward or the reception desk—we are here to help.

We look forward to welcoming you aboard