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Cruise line pampers pillow-users
So what else can the cruise lines do to make passengers comfortable? New pillows, of course.
Holland America Line by the end of this month will have a variety of pillows available in its fleet of 13 ships.
There will be three types of pillows, including firm supports, medium clusters and soft pillows that are 100% goose down.
Said Richard D. Meadows, Holland America Line’s senior vice president:
“We want to provide our guests with every opportunity for choice and comfort and our new pillows are one more small yet effective way to cater to cruise enthusiasts.”
If that’s not comfort enough, Holland America’s stateroom accommodations feature Mariner’s Dream ™ beds with Sealy Posturpedic Euro-top mattresses.
For those are counting, the mattresses have 250-gthread count cotton bed linens.
Report by David Wilkening
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