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Step into the Queens Suite, a distinguished part of the exclusive Queens Grill Suites experience, where spacious design and thoughtful details elevate your every moment at sea.
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As you step into your Queens Suite, indulge in thoughtful touches, such as daily deliveries of fresh flowers and fruit. Your marble bathroom provides a luxurious space to unwind after a day of exploration. Discover the epitome of style and comfort in Cunard's Queens Suites, where each amenity is designed to elevate your already extraordinary voyage.

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Yes, some of the Queens Suites on Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, and Queen Elizabeth are wheelchair accessible.&nbsp;
For more luxury and space, some&nbsp;<a href="https://prod.author.carnivalukgroup.com/content/cunard/master_website/en_GB/the-cunard-experience/staterooms-and-suites/grills-experience/queens-grill-suites/penthouse-suites.html">Penthouse Suites</a>&nbsp;on Queen Anne are also wheelchair accessible.&nbsp;
If you'd like to book a wheelchair accessible stateroom on one of our ships, or if you need more details on accessible accommodations, please contact our&nbsp;<a href="http://cunard.com/en-gb/contact-us">customer contact center.</a>

Are Queens Suites wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all Queens Suites feature a private balcony, offering you the perfect space to relax and enjoy stunning views as you sail the seas in ultimate comfort.

Do all Queens Suites have a balcony?

Starting from 484 square feet, each Queens Suite features its own spacious balcony, guaranteeing you never miss a moment of the ever-changing views outside.&nbsp;

How large is a Queens Suite?

Queens Suites are generally designed for two guests, though some configurations allow for three or even four guests with convertible sofa beds, offering a flexible and comfortable space for luxurious travel. Your steward and butler will arrange set up of your additional beds each evening, and collapse them away each morning, so you don't have to lift a finger.&nbsp;
You will be able to choose the number of guests in your stateroom during booking.

How many guests can travel in a Queens Suite?

The next grade up from Queens Suites is the&nbsp;<a href="https://prod.author.carnivalukgroup.com/content/cunard/master_website/en_GB/the-cunard-experience/staterooms-and-suites/grills-experience/queens-grill-suites/penthouse-suites.html">Penthouse Suites</a>, offering even more space and grandeur.&nbsp;

What is the next grade up from Queens Suites?

On&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cunard.com/en-gb/cruise-ships/queen-mary-2/9">Queen Mary 2</a>, they are&nbsp;located midship&nbsp;and&nbsp;aft on decks 8 - 11.
On&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cunard.com/en-gb/cruise-ships/queen-victoria/9">Queen Victoria</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cunard.com/en-gb/cruise-ships/queen-elizabeth/7">Queen Elizabeth</a>, they are&nbsp;aft on decks 4, 5, and 8,&nbsp;and&nbsp;forward or aft on decks 4,5,7, and 8.&nbsp;
On&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cunard.com/en-gb/cruise-ships/queen-anne/0">Queen Anne</a>, they are aft on decks 4-8&nbsp;and&nbsp;forward on decks 7, 9 - 11.

Where are Queens Suites found on your ships?

Frequently asked questions: Queens Suites

With a bathtub for soaking and a balcony for stargazing, Queen Mary 2’s Queens Suites offer you a private window on the world, wrapped in accents of red, blue, and gold.

Savour mornings that greet you with the sights and sounds of the sea in these spacious Queens Suites on Queen Victoria that offer you a balcony only steps from your bed.

Sumptuous living spaces, inside and out, ensure every day in Queen Elizabeth’s Queen Suites anchors you to the ocean, no matter what season you choose to travel.

Priority embarkation
Enjoy a seamless start with priority embarkation and disembarkation.

Dedicated butler service
In our Queens Grill Suites, your personal butler anticipates every wish.

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Your reserved table, plus access to the exclusive spaces.

Queens Grill Penthouse bedroom on board Queen Anne

Living area in a Q3 Royal Queens Grill Suite on Queen Mary 2, showing sofa, front-of-ship views and dining area

Render of Master Suite (Queens Grill) on board Queen Elizabeth ahead of her 2025 refit

Lower floor living area of a Q2 Duplex Queens Grill Suite on Queen Mary 2, showing sweeping staircase, sofa, wall-mounted television, desk and dining area

Lower floor living area of a Q1 Grand Duplex Queens Grill Suite on Queen Mary 2, showing dining area, staircase, sofa and wall-mounted television

The waters of the Norwegian fjords are generally not very choppy, especially compared to open sea conditions. The fjords are typically sheltered by surrounding mountains, which help calm the water and create a more tranquil and serene cruising experience.
However, the sea can be a bit rougher in some areas, particularly if you are cruising outside the fjords or on the open ocean, like when crossing the Norwegian Sea. Within the fjords themselves, the water is usually quite calm, making it ideal for scenic cruises.
If you're prone to seasickness, it’s always a good idea to check the weather forecast and consider seasickness remedies, but overall, the Norwegian Fjords are known for their peaceful, picturesque waters.

Are the Norwegian fjords choppy?

Yes - you can view the Northern Lights on one of our Norwegian cruises, however we can't guarantee it! The aurora borealis is near impossible to predict, but sightings are more likely on clear nights between October and March, and odds increase the further north you travel. Cruises to Tromsø, the capital of the Arctic, should give you a decent chance. To view our special Northern Lights voyages, visit our&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cunard.com/en-gb/cruise-destinations/northern-lights">dedicated page</a>.

Can you see the Northern Lights in the Norwegian fjords?

To see the Norwegian fjords and experience their beauty, the ideal duration of your trip will depend on what you want to see and do. However, a 5 to 7-day cruise is typically recommended for a good overall experience of the stunning landscapes of the fjords.

How many days do you need to see the Norwegian fjords?

Cunard visits some of the most popular and beautiful spots the fjords have to offer. The Sognefjord, known as 'king of the fjords', is the longest, and well worth a visit. The city of Tromsø is beautiful and full of Norwegian culture, and is also a perfect place for bird watching, hiking and viewing the Northern Lights. To the North lies the Lofoten Islands: authentic villages lying amongst untouched scenery. Our last recommendation is Geirangerfjord: an UNESCO listed site with steep sides, cascading falls and stunning viewpoints.

What are the best places to visit in the Norwegian fjords?

The Norwegian currency is the Norwegian krone (kr).

What is the currency in the Norwegian fjords?

The warmth that the Gulf Stream brings to the fjords contrasts with the cold climate of the North, so a cruise to Norway could have any number of weather patterns. The coast can see frequent rain and decent winds, and winters range from mild to just below freezing, so when you're packing for your cruise make sure you're prepared for anything.

What is the weather like in the Norwegian fjords?

What languages are spoken in the Norwegian fjords?

The best way to prepare for the seasons and activities on the fjords is to wear layers. T-shirts and jumpers for the daytime port visits, as well as a sturdy pair of shoes for walking or hiking, are a must, and a light raincoat is a wise choice too. In all seasons, bring sunglasses and suncream, and be sure to pack warmer clothes for cool evenings on deck. In the winter months, go warmer: winter coat, hat, gloves, warm socks, and scarves. Ultimately, the weather is variable in this part of the world, so make sure you're prepared.

What should I pack for a Norwegian fjords cruise?

This depends on what you're looking for on your cruise. If you want the maximum amount of daylight and sun, the summer months (June-August) are best, but if you seek the Northern Lights, then book your holiday between October and March.

When is the best time to cruise the Norwegian fjords?

Cunard currently visits Sognefjord, Ofotfjord, Romsdalsfjord, Lustrafjorden, Innvikfjorden, Nordfjord and Aurlandsfjord, to name a few, and you can visit even more on some of our port excursions.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cunard.com/en-gb/find-a-cruise#{!tag=destinationTag}destinationIds=&amp;{!tag=embarkTag}embarkPortCode=&amp;{!tag=departTag}departDate=&amp;{!tag=durationTag}duration=&amp;sort=departDate%20asc,price_GBP_anonymous%20asc&amp;group.sort=departDate%20asc,price_GBP_anonymous%20asc&amp;start=0&amp;{!tag=portsTag}portsOfCall=AUR,GFJ,IVK,LSF,NFJ,RDF,SNF,SFD,SUN,AES,AND,BGO,BOO,FL1,GE1,HAU,HVG,GRA,NAR,NFD,OL1,OSL,SLN,TOS,TRD,OSF,STA,KRS&amp;soldOut=false">View our cruise itineraries</a>&nbsp;to find more magical places you can explore.

Which Norwegian fjords do Cunard visit?

When cruising through the Norwegian fjords, both sides of the ship offer stunning views, but the best side can depend on the specific route you're taking and the direction of travel.<ul><li>Left (Port) Side:&nbsp;If you're heading north (towards the Arctic), the port side often offers better views of the fjords as you approach, with dramatic cliffs and waterfalls.</li><li>Right (Starboard) Side:&nbsp;On the way south, the starboard side might offer more scenic views. The landscapes on the right side are often more exposed, with beautiful vistas as you approach small villages or larger fjords.</li></ul>In general, some cruise lines may adjust their itineraries to provide the best views on both sides, but it’s a good idea to ask the crew or review the cruise map to determine which side offers the best scenery for the specific route and time of day.

Which side of the ship is best for a Norwegain fjords cruise?

UK, Germany, Australia and US citizens do not need a visa to travel to Norway for holiday purposes.

Will I need a visa for the Norwegian fjords?

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