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Overview
Queen Victoria is stylish and elegant with luxurious furnishings and eye-catching features that add an air of extravagance to the atmosphere onboard. One of the signature features is the stunning three-tier Grand Lobby with its unique artwork and sweeping staircase. During the day you can relax and unwind in the Royal Spa with one of their many treatments, and at night there's live theatre shows, music and dancing in the many bars and lounges.
Ship Fast Facts
| Ship size: | Large Resort Ship |
| Gross tonnage: | 90,000 |
| Aimed at: | Couples, families & single travellers |
| Length: | 294m (964ft) |
| Beam (width): | 32m (106ft) |
| Cabins: | 1,007 |
| Passengers: | 2,000 double occupancy (2,172 maximum occupancy) |
| Crew: | 1,003 |
Entertainment
You will never be short of things to do on Queen Victoria. Spend lazy days around the swimming pools or take a stroll through the Royal Arcade's boutique shops. For something a little more challenging, you can join the Connexions programmes which offer a variety of activities including art classes, wine tasting and dance classes. And of course afternoon tea is held each day in the Queen's Room, with traditional fresh scones and cream. In the evening you will find a wealth of bars and lounges including the Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar and the Commodore Club. Theatre lovers can see spectacular stage shows in the Royal Court Theatre and you will find live music in Hemispheres nightclub.Health and Fitness
A visit to the Royal Spa is sure to leave you feeling relaxed and revitalised. The hydrotherapy pool will soothe aching muscles whilst the thermal suite is the perfect place to de-stress and unwind. The Spa itself has a host of innovative treatments and therapies available including acupuncture, Ionithermie treatments and Swedish massages. Sports enthusiasts can try their hand at tennis on the sports courts or improve their swing at the golf nets, and there are traditional sports like shuffleboard and deck quoits held up on deck. The spacious gym is filled with all the latest fitness equipment and various classes are held in the aerobics area throughout the day.Trivia
Did you know that Queen Victoria is home to the first museum at sea? Cunardia exhibits a host of memorabilia, souvenir's and artefacts from the original Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth and the QE2 including awards trophies and the Queen Mary's log book.Children's Facilities
Kids of all ages will love the fantastic children's facilities available on Queen Victoria. Split in to various age groups, the clubs are run by fully trained youth staff who prepare a whole host of different activities. Young children can take part in treasure hunts, games and craft making, and there is also a play area with climbing frames and ball ponds. Older children can take part in sports like tennis and basketball and there are also the latest video games, TV and music trivia, movie nights and karaoke.Facilities
Dining8 restaurants- British pub style - Mediterranean - Buffet - International fine dining - Indian - Seafood and steak | Entertainment9 bars including- Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar - Churchill's - Winter Garden Theatre Casino Ballroom Children's area | RelaxationThe Royal SpaSalon Hydrotherapy pool Thermal suite 4 Whirlpools 2 Swimming pools | FitnessGymFitness classes Sports courts Golf nets Deck sports Fencing | OtherLibraryMuseum Art gallery Internet cafe Duty-free shops Nightclub |
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Dining is one of the many highlights you'll find on Queen Victoria and there is a no shortage of restaurants to choose from. In the Britannia Restaurant you can experience five-course dining in opulent surroundings, whilst passengers in Princess and Queens Grill Suites can enjoy al fresco dining out on the Grills Courtyard.
Main Dining
The Britannia Restaurant - Fixed seating dining
The Britannia Restaurant has fixed seating dining with waiter service and it is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Breakfast is usually available from 7.30am to 9am, whilst lunch is usually served between 12.15pm and 1.30pm. Dinner is served across two sittings at 6.30pm and 8.30pm at the same table for the duration of the cruise.The Princess Grill Restaurant - Single seating dining
This restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner exclusively for passengers who are staying in a Princess Grill Suite. It is usually open for breakfast between 7.30am and 9am, whilst lunch is available from 12.15pm until 1.30pm. There are no set dining times for dinner so you can arrive anytime between 6.30pm and 9pm where you will be seated at your reserved table. For al fresco dining, you also have access to the Courtyard.The Queens Grill Restaurant
The Queens Grill Restaurant is open exclusively for passengers staying in a Queens Grill Suite for breakfast, lunch and dinner. In the morning breakfast is usually served between 7.30am until 9am whilst lunch is available from 12.15pm until 1.30pm. Dinner is served between 6.30pm and 9pm so you just need to arrive at your chosen time and you will be seated at your reserved table. You will also have access to the Courtyard which offers al fresco dining.Signature Dining
Todd English Restaurant - Speciality fine dining
This restaurant offers a variety of exciting dishes influenced by flavours of the Mediterranean; all designed by top chef Todd English. A cover charge is applied to dine here of approx $20 per person for lunch and approx $30 per person for dinner. As it is a speciality restaurant, a reservation will need to be made in advance.Bamboo, Coriander and Prime in the Lido Restaurant - Speciality restaurant
The Lido Restaurant transforms in the evening in to a number of smaller dining venues with waiter service: Prime features delicious seafood and steaks; Coriander offers an array of Indian dishes; and Bamboo is an Asian fusion restaurant. There is a small cover charge of approx $10 per person to dine here, and it is advisable to make a reservation in advance.Alternative Dining
The Lido restaurant - Self-service buffet
The Lido is a very casual restaurant popular with families and those looking for a more informal place to eat. It's open throughout the day for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and in the evening a small section of the restaurant is turned in to a fine dining venue with waiter service. There is also the Lido Grill which can be found near to the pool area which is great for a light lunch or afternoon snack.Cafe Corinthia - Coffee shop
Cafe Corinthia is an informal cafe serving a host of delicious tea and speciality coffee, as well as tempting sweet treats and pastries. During the evening, you will find various cocktails on offer too.The Golden Lion - Casual dining
The Golden Lion has a fantastic lunch menu serving a range of typical pub meals including fish, burgers and steak. The pub also has a wide variety of beer and cider to further enhance the traditional pub atmosphere.The Queen's Room - Afternoon tea
No cruise on a Cunard ship would be complete without traditional afternoon tea. It is held in the Queen's Room Ballroom and you will be served delicate cakes, finger sandwiches and fresh scones by the white gloved waiters.Queen Victoria Cabins
- Cabin Amenities
All cabins have the following amenities as standard:
- Daily cabin steward service
- Air conditioning
- Writing desk and chair
- Interactive TV and telephone
- Hairdryer
- Refrigerator and safe
- Wardrobe and storage space
- Daily shipboard newspaper
- 24-hour room service and a nightly turn down service.
Approx. 152 - 243 square feet
Inside Cabin
What's included
- Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed (except when upper berths in use)
- En suite bathroom with shower
Extras
- Half bottle of sparkling wine on arrival
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Fresh fruit upon request
Approx. 207 - 211 square feet
Deluxe Inside Cabin
What's included
- Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed (except when upper berths in use)
- En suite bathroom with shower
Extras
- Half bottle of sparkling wine on arrival
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Fresh fruit upon request
Approx. 180 - 201 square feet
Outside Cabin (Obstructed View)
View
Obstructed View cabins will have a lifeboat, tender or safety equipment blocking the view from the windowWhat's included
- Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed (except when upper berths in use)
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Picture window
- Lounge area with sofa and table
Extras
- Half bottle of sparkling wine on arrival
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Fresh fruit upon request
Approx. 180 - 201 square feet
Outside Cabin
What's included
- Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed (except when upper berths in use)
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Picture window
- Lounge area with sofa and table
Extras
- Half bottle of sparkling wine on arrival
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Fresh fruit upon request
Approx. 228 square feet including balcony
Balcony Cabin (Partially Obstructed View)
View
Partially Obstructed View cabins will have a small portion of the view blocked by lifeboat mechanisms.What's included
- Floor to ceiling glass balcony doors
- Private balcony with table and chairs
- Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Lounge area with sofa and table
Extras
- Half bottle of sparkling wine on arrival
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Fresh fruit upon request
