Cabins
Cabins on Queen Anne are contemporary and comfortable, with enough space for two. They feature nice touches like a lighted mirror area, cute wallpaper and power outlets of every kind throughout. One nice feature that feels upscale is the TV offers on-demand movies at no additional cost, and it is a nice way to wind down at the end of the night or potentially keep rambunctious kids entertained for a bit.The ship doesn’t offer solo cabins. Queen Anne has 33 wheelchair accessible staterooms across multiple categories. There is no suite complex onboard.
Cabins on Queen Anne
All cabins on Queen Anne come with twin beds that can be combined to form a king, TVs with music and movie channels, a vanity/desk with mirror, tea- and coffee-making machines, night table, USB charging ports plus U.K., U.S. and European power outlets, safes, hair dryers, teakettles, bathrobes and slippers for use onboard, and wardrobes. You’ll also find a welcome bottle of sparkling wine.Cruise ships, including Queen Anne, offer three types of cabins: interior or inside, oceanview or outside, and balcony or veranda. All suites on Queen Anne fall into the balcony category.Ocean view and balcony cabins additionally come with a loveseat and table. Configurations for suites vary. See below for more details
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Cabins on Queen Anne
Balcony cabins on Queen Anne are fairly spacious, coming in at 236 square feet. They are nicely laid out and offer good storage, though perhaps not enough hanging space for long dresses (not a deal breaker but certainly worth noting on a ship that has a more formal dress code than others). They rely on cubbies rather than drawers. Balconies themselves are also comfortably sized, each offering two chairs and one small table. One quirk: The closet meant for longer items is tucked in next to the bed, and you have to play a bit of a waiting game to get into it if you’re traveling with a partner. Other closets are located across from the bathroom, so if you’re in the bathroom and traveling with someone, it helps to call out to make sure you’re not opening the door into them.Queen Anne holds to Cunard’s tradition of a class system for its guests, who can elect to book suites in the top Queens Grill or slightly lower Princess Grill, or they can book in the Britannia Club cabins, which come with a variety of perks.