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Queen Anne

Cunard

Queen Anne

Typically sails
Panama Canal

Less ideal for

  • Waterpark seekers

What makes it different

Why choose this ship

  1. The Pavilion sits under a glass dome roof that retracts in warmer climes

  2. Bright Lights Society is Cunard's first show bar of this type

  3. Britannia Club accommodation increased over 200% against other fleet ships

  4. Five speciality restaurants: Tramonto, Aji Wa, Aranya, Sir Samuel's, Golden Lion

Worth knowing

Watch outs

Things that may matter depending on your travel style — not criticisms.

  • Accommodation grade fixes which main restaurant you dine in
  • Pool areas, Sky Bar and Grill Suites Terrace are open-air spaces

Facilities and activities

On board

Entertainment

  • Royal Court Theatre
  • Queens Room
  • Bright Lights Society show bar
  • The Pavilion big screen film screenings

Spa & wellness

  • Mareel Wellness & Beauty
  • Pavilion Wellness Studio
  • Cryotherapy and Himalayan salt sauna

Notable facilities

  • Panorama Pool Club
  • Artisans' Foodhall
  • Sir Samuel's steakhouse and grill
  • Grill Suites Terrace with infinity hot tubs
  • Sky Bar and observation deck

Choosing a room

Cabins

Compare room options for your party.

  • 162 Britannia Club staterooms, each with its own balcony
  • Britannia Club guests get a reserved table in a separate restaurant
  • Grills Suites run from roughly 301 to 1,440 square feet
  • Four grades: Britannia, Britannia Club, Princess Grill, Queens Grill

Climate suitability

Indoor & outdoor

What is under cover and what is open to the weather — worth reading for Alaska and northern Europe.

  • Retractable glass dome roof covers the top-deck Pavilion
  • Deck 3 promenade offers a full lap alongside the water's edge
  • Mareel Wellness includes Himalayan salt sauna and cold room

Food & Dining

Food Strength

Mixed Reviews

Food experiences vary widely between travelers.

Standard dining varies; Grill-class dining can be notably stronger.

Main Dining

Not a strength

How we rate food ▾

Food Strength is an editorial comparison across cruise ships generally — not just within this cruise line.

This dining assessment reflects broader Cunard patterns where ship-specific evidence is limited. Individual venues and experiences vary by ship.

Reviews & Traveler Perspective

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Where it goes

Routes on this ship

The route profiles Galythia holds for Queen Anne.

Indicative only

Reference price

US$1,389 pp

17-night Transatlantic

Planning reference · Not a live fare

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