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Queen victoria staterooms
your guide to accommodation on board
T
he stateroom diagrams featured on these pages will help you
choose your category of accommodation. The stateroom
grades are colour-coded so you can easily check their position on the
deck plans on the following pages. These diagrams and pictures are
examples of the accommodation in each category but individual
stateroom layouts may vary.
QUEENS GRILL GRAND & MASTER SUITES
Stateroom Categories
Grand Suites Master Suites
Q1 Q2
Aquitania, Berengaria, Mauretania, Laconia Carpathia, Caronia
Deck: 6, 7 Deck: 7
exclusive Dining –
Access to: QUEENS GRILL
The Grills Lounge
Deck: 11
The Courtyard
Single-seating dinner
The Grills Upper Terrace
18:30 - 21:00
Features & amenities
Butler & Concierge Service Daily Shipboard Newspaper
Bon Voyage Bottle Pillow Concierge Menu
of Champagne and Full Bathroom with Bath
Fresh Strawberries & Shower
Satellite TV with Soft Terry Robes & Slippers
Grand Suite
Q1
2 beds, bath with shower, living, dining area, verandah (approx 1,918-2,131 sq. ft.)
Film & Music Special Sweet Dreams
Direct-Dial Telephone Turndown Surprise on
Refrigerator Formal Nights
Hair Dryer Nightly Turndown Service
Safe with Chocolate
Bar Stocked with Spirits or 220V British 3-Pin and
Wines and Soft Drinks 110V 2-Pin Sockets
Pre-Dinner Canapés Priority Embarkation
In-Suite Dining from Priority Disembarkation
Queens Grill Menu
Daily Fresh Fruit Q1 Q2
Fresh Flowers
Priority Luggage Delivery
24-Hour Room Service
Personalised Stationery
Books and Atlas
Grand Suite
The diagrams and pictures of staterooms shown within this brochure are examples only, and individual staterooms may vary.
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