Help CenterYes, cruise ships do provide hairdryers in most staterooms, though the type, location, and power can vary by cruise line and ship class.
💨 What to Expect:
🧳 1. Standard Hairdryers in Cabins
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Most cabins on major cruise lines come with a small, wall-mounted hairdryer or a compact handheld unit stored in a drawer.
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Power is typically low to medium (1200–1600 watts), suitable for basic drying and styling but not as powerful as salon models.
🚪 2. Where to Find It
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Often located:
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In the desk or vanity drawer
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Mounted to the bathroom wall
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In a cabinet with a sticker or label
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🚫 Can I Bring My Own Hairdryer?
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Technically, yes — but it’s not necessary and can be a hassle if you bring a high-wattage model.
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Outlets in cabins are limited, and power converters may be needed if you’re coming from outside North America.
✅ In Summary:
| Feature | Included? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hairdryer | ✅ Yes | In nearly all standard staterooms |
| Power Level | Medium | Suitable for basic drying |
| Bring Your Own? | Optional | Only if you need higher performance |
So yes, you’ll have a hairdryer onboard—just don’t expect it to rival your salon-grade one at home.