A warming significance of true tradition combined with innovative technology. The ample marble and overwhelmingly glistering chandeliers complimented with rich fabrics and soft furnishings exude a sense of comfort, elegance and a world of exploration. Being the newest addition to the Cunard fleet, the Queen Victoria caries forth true tradition in a modern era. In January 2008 we saw yet another proud moment in Cunard history when she joined her sister the QE2 on a remarkable tandem transatlantic crossing to meet the QM2 and have the first ever meeting of three Cunard liners, a moment celebrated with tremendous passion and emotion. At 90 000 tons the Queen Victoria offers a guest capacity of 2000 passengers, featuring a fantastic 86% outside staterooms and a massive 71% balcony staterooms presenting a supreme cruising experience. Amenities and entertainment fit for royalty are compiled of features such as the Royal Arcade where elegant uncrowded shopping experiences proceed. Inspired by London’s Burlington and Royal Arcades, one would not expect less than lavish style. Churchill’s Cigar Lounge offers gentlemen to engage in civil company and rich conversation while trying a cigar from the worldwide selection held onboard. Ladies may immerse themselves in a distinctive spa programme that redefines the modern spa experience and when night falls and the graceful eveningwear lights up the ambiance as guests make way to the extraordinary dinning rooms followed by a night of whirl and spin to the resident orchestra in the Queens Ballroom. Jump onboard the Queen Victoria and be part of tradition in an era driven by technology.
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 Dress
Code Onboard
During the day you can wear casual or swimwear, in the ships main restaurants attire for breakfast and lunch is casual wear (excluding shorts). Generally, evening dress may be either formal, informal or casual. There will be a maximum of three formal nights in a week.
Dress codes are defined as follows:
Formal: Black tie or formal dark suit for men. Evening dress or other formal attire for women.
Informal: Jacket and tie for men. Cocktail dress or trouser suit for women. No jeans.
Elegant Casual: Jacket, no tie required for men (no jeans or shorts). Dress, skirt or trousers for ladies.
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 Smoking Policy
Lifts and certain sections of public rooms have been designated no smoking areas. Guests who enjoy pipes or cigars are accommodated each evening in the Churchills Cigar Lounge aboard Queen Victoria. There is a no smoking policy in all Queen Victoria restaurants. Queen Victoria is predominantly a non smoking vessel, however Cunard Line has designated smoking areas on board the ship. Please be advised that all public spaces are non smoking except within clearly defined smoking areas. On board all three ships, smoking is permitted in staterooms.
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 Disabled Facilities
18 wheelchair accessible cabins & 18 passenger lifts
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 Children’s Facilities
The childrens programme is run by qualified nannies. For our younger guests, these facilities feature both inside and outside areas dedicated to children ages 1-12, parents may drop off their children in our fun and exciting centre to enjoy a host of activities from arts to crafts, board games and sports.
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