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Pinnacle class · Northern Europe & Fjords, Mediterranean, Other, South America & Antarctica, Ocean Crossings & World Voyages
Cunard's newest ship, launched in May 2024 and the company's first newbuild in about 14 years. It retains signature elements such as traditional Grill service and a ballroom while adding modern features including an expansive Grand Lobby, varied specialty restaurants, and wellness-focused facilities. With about 110,000 GT, it is less formal than Queen Mary 2 and approachable for first-time Cunard guests. Centered on Southampton departures, it operates Norwegian fjord, Baltic Sea, and Mediterranean itineraries in summer, and Caribbean and World Voyage itineraries in winter. Since entering service, it has helped expand the brand's new ports of call.
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A guide to public baths, Japanese food and language support, payment in yen, smoking, dress codes and power outlets, based on available official and other sources. Details may vary by itinerary and season. Check the official website for current information.
Confirmed services
Japanese-speaking staff and menus
Smoking in designated areas only
Formal nights
Line-wide details: Cunard's policy is to hold at least 2 Gala Evenings on a 7-night cruise (at least 1 is guaranteed on voyages of 3 nights or more). The number rises with longer cruises, and the line is known for a higher frequency of formal nights than other lines.
Plug types: A, G
Line-wide details: 220V/110V, 60Hz. Note that this differs from standard households on mainland Britain (240V/50Hz).
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Unlike MSC's Bella/Fantastica-style fare grades, there are no separate fare grades; cabin grades such as Britannia, Britannia Club, Princess Grill, and Queens Grill directly correspond to dining and benefit levels under Cunard's unique tiered system.
Prices are shown in the onboard currency; no currency conversion is applied.
Equipped with dual-fuel diesel-electric propulsion capable of using LNG (liquefied natural gas), with Caterpillar-MaK main engines and ABB Azipods. It supports shore-power connections while in port and uses energy-saving design features such as waste-heat recovery and high-efficiency lighting and air conditioning.
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Source: Wikipedia “MS Queen Anne” (CC BY-SA 4.0)
The standard category, comprising 348 rooms. Although there is no window, rooms have queen-size beds and ample storage. Dining is at the main restaurant shared by Britannia-class categories.
348 cabins
A category with windows but no balconies, comprising 91 rooms. It has fewer rooms than the balcony category and is positioned in a relatively affordable price range while still offering sea views.
91 cabins
The main balcony cabin category, with 685 rooms, the most of any category. Standard Britannia dining is assigned, making it the most common cabin type onboard.
685 cabins
The room size itself is the same as Britannia Balcony, but this upper balcony category includes private Britannia Club dining and benefits such as priority boarding and disembarkation. It has 59 rooms.
59 cabins
A suite category with access to Princess Grill dining. Its 127 rooms are concentrated amidships on Decks 4–8.
127 cabins Decks 4-8, midship
The top category comprises four suite levels, from the Queen Suite (about 350 square feet) to the Grand Suite (about 1,240 square feet). Every room has a private butler, and the category sits at the top of White Star Service.
65 cabins Decks 4-11 (Grand Suite: Deck 6 midship; Master Suite: Decks 5 and 7)
| Cabins | Size | Occupancy and beds | Features | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Britannia Inside The standard category, comprising 348 rooms. Although there is no window, rooms have queen-size beds and ample storage. Dining is at the main restaurant shared by Britannia-class categories. 348 cabins | 13.5 m² (145 ft²) | 2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twin). A sofa bed can be added depending on the room type. | Check the official page | |
Britannia Oceanview A category with windows but no balconies, comprising 91 rooms. It has fewer rooms than the balcony category and is positioned in a relatively affordable price range while still offering sea views. 91 cabins | 18.6 m² (200 ft²) | 2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twins). | Window: Yes | Check the official page |
Britannia Balcony The main balcony cabin category, with 685 rooms, the most of any category. Standard Britannia dining is assigned, making it the most common cabin type onboard. 685 cabins | 16.7 m² (180 ft²) | 2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twins). | Balcony: YesWindow: Yes | Check the official page |
Britannia Club Balcony The room size itself is the same as Britannia Balcony, but this upper balcony category includes private Britannia Club dining and benefits such as priority boarding and disembarkation. It has 59 rooms. 59 cabins | 16.7 m² (180 ft²) | 2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twins). | Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes | Check the official page |
Princess Grill Suite A suite category with access to Princess Grill dining. Its 127 rooms are concentrated amidships on Decks 4–8. 127 cabins / Decks 4-8, midship | 22.8 m² (245 ft²) | 2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twins). | Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes | Check the official page |
Queens Grill Suite The top category comprises four suite levels, from the Queen Suite (about 350 square feet) to the Grand Suite (about 1,240 square feet). Every room has a private butler, and the category sits at the top of White Star Service. 65 cabins / Decks 4-11 (Grand Suite: Deck 6 midship; Master Suite: Decks 5 and 7) | 32.5–115.2 m² (350–1,240 ft²) | 2–4 guests (grand suites accommodate around 6 guests) King bed. Higher-level suites have a separate bedroom and a living area. | Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes | Check the official page |
Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.Links generally lead to official pages; some have not been verified.
Main dining room for guests in Britannia and Britannia Club accommodations. Included in the cruise fare, with course-style dinners as the standard.
Hours: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (dinner has two sittings)
Dining room exclusively for Britannia Club guests amidships on Deck 2. A calm space with floor-to-ceiling windows, offering higher-quality cuisine than Britannia.
Hours: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Small dining room exclusively for Princess Grill suite guests. Uses a traditional Cunard reserved-seating system with the same table secured throughout the voyage.
Hours: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner; open seating
The ship's most exclusive dining venue, available only to Queens Grill suite guests. Connected to dedicated butler service and central to White Star Service.
Hours: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner; open seating; 24-hour in-suite service
Traditional British pub menu overseen by Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux. Most dishes, including fish and chips, are included in the basic fare; only selected menu items cost extra.
Hours: All day (mainly lunch and dinner; light meals also served at late hours)
Open-kitchen buffet venue where dishes are prepared in front of guests. Offers a casual selection of cuisines from around the world and is included in the cruise fare.
Hours: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (buffet; open over a wide range of hours)
Cunard's signature traditional afternoon tea. White-gloved staff serve scones and sandwiches on large platters as part of the presentation, and it is included in the cruise fare.
Hours: 15:30-16:30 (daily)
Cunard's first paid restaurant specializing in sushi and Japanese cuisine. Located aft on Deck 10, it offers a choice between a sushi-counter performance and table seating, with a selection of Japanese sake as a highlight.
Beer Around $7 (pint, standard onboard bar price) • Soft drinks Around $3.50 (can/bottle) • Water $2.50 (Harrogate still water, small bottle)
Paid steakhouse named after Cunard founder Sir Samuel Cunard. The menu centers on aged beef and seafood, with premium ingredients such as caviar and oysters available for an additional charge.
Beer Around $7 (pint, standard onboard bar price) • Soft drinks Around $3.50 (can/bottle) • Water $2.50 (Harrogate still water, small bottle)
Paid dining open only in the evening, featuring Mediterranean cuisine with North African and Arab influences.
Beer Around $7 (pint, standard onboard bar price) • Soft drinks Around $3.50 (can/bottle) • Water $2.50 (Harrogate still water, small bottle)
Paid dining open only in the evening, with a modern take on cuisine of the Indian subcontinent, centered on tandoori dishes and biryani.
Beer Around $7 (pint, standard onboard bar price) • Soft drinks Around $3.50 (can/bottle) • Water $2.50 (Harrogate still water, small bottle)
Cunard signature social space with a spiral staircase and large dance floor. It hosts afternoon tea during the day and live music and social dancing at night.
Main theater presenting full-scale stage production shows.
Cunard traditional library with an extensive collection. Located on Deck 12, with a lending service available.
Spa facilities spanning Decks 1 and 2, with treatment rooms and a salon. Treatments are charged separately each time.
Thermal suite with a steam room, Himalayan salt sauna, dry sauna, and cold room. Available for an additional fee with time-slot reservations.
Monte Carlo-style casino with slot machines and table games.
Indoor and outdoor pool area with a retractable glass dome. Includes a pool, jacuzzi, and fitness studio, plus outdoor cinema screenings supervised by BFI.
Aft-deck pool area with a jacuzzi. Live band performances may also take place.
Gym on Deck 1, among the largest in the Cunard fleet, equipped with TechnoGym cardio and weight-training equipment.
Free kids club consisting of Play Zone for ages 2-7 and The Zone for ages 8-17. Located at the Deck 12 forward section.
Nighttime nursery service for children aged 6 months to 2 years. Available free of charge from 18:00 to 23:00.
Sea-view lounge bar known for signature cocktails named after past commodores (captains).
A glamorous evening lounge found only on Queen Anne. Reservation-required entertainment is held night after night, such as the comedy detective show "Noir".
Classic cocktail bar that also operates as a cafe serving coffee and light meals in the morning.
Lounge above the Grand Lobby, ideal for starting the day with freshly baked pastries and barista coffee.
Boutique cluster including the first at-sea store from British jewelry brand Garrard. Also includes the 360-degree gallery "Cabinet of Curiosities".
Traditional promenade around Deck 3. About 1 mile after 2.5 laps, and suitable for jogging.
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