Royal Caribbean offering ability to buy cruise line bedding
In:If you've ever been on a Royal Caribbean ship and thought to yourself, "I'd love to have the bedding in my stateroom cabin in my house" then Royal Caribbean has answered your prayers.
The new Royal Caribbean Bedding Collection has been rolled out to allow anyone to buy the bedding found in Royal Caribbean staterooms.
Why not take the restful, rejuvenating nights of your cruise vacation home? We’re pleased to introduce the Royal Caribbean Bedding Collection—precision engineered beds and fine linens custom crafted in Italy exclusively for Royal Caribbean International®. Now the very same indulgent sleep system that provides uninterrupted hours of quality rest in your stateroom can be enjoyed in the comfort of your home, for a deep, restorative sleep, night after night.
Categories of bedding include
- Mattress & Mattress Sets
- Pillow Tops
- Bedding Sets
- Pillows
- Duvets
If you're interested you can buy any of these items at their website.

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