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Discover the Royal Suite, a unique category exclusively available on Queen Mary 2 within the distinguished Queens Grill Suites. This exceptional suite type combines spacious luxury and sophisticated design for a truly memorable journey.

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Yes, there are two Royal Suites on Queen Mary 2, named the Queen Victoria and Queen Anne Suite, ensuring that accessibility and luxury go hand in hand.
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 centre.</a>

Are Royal Suites wheelchair accessible?

Approximately 796 square feet, each Royal Suite offers an expansive and luxurious space for guests to relax and enjoy their voyage in ultimate comfort.

How large is a Royal Suite?

Royal Suites can accommodate three to four guests with a sofa bed, offering an opulent space for those travelling together.
Your stewart and butler will arrange the setup of your additional beds each evening, and collapse them 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 in the booking flow. For further information, you can call our customer contact centre on&nbsp;0344 338 8641.

How many guests can travel in a Royal Suite?

The next level up 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/master-suites.html">Master Suite</a>&nbsp;on&nbsp;Queen Anne,&nbsp;Queen Elizabeth&nbsp;and&nbsp;Queen Victoria, or&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/duplexes-and-suites-.html">Duplex and Suites</a>&nbsp;on&nbsp;Queen Mary 2, providing even more grandeur and space.

What is the next grade up from Royal Suites?

The Royal Suite is not just a suite; it is a statement. Designed for those who expect nothing but the finest, this suite offers an unmatched level of sophistication. The most unique feature of the Royal Suite is for sure the&nbsp;expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, which frame the breathtaking sea views, creating a regal ambience within your private haven.

What makes the Royal Suite so unique?

Royal Suites are exclusively available on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cunard.com/en-gb/cruise-ships/queen-mary-2/9">Queen Mary 2</a>, located at the very forward of the ship on&nbsp;Deck 10. These suites offer breathtaking views and are designed to provide the ultimate in luxury and comfort for guests seeking an exceptional cruising experience.

Where are Royal Suites found on your ships?

Frequently asked questions: Royal Suites

Experience the unique charm of Queen Mary 2’s Royal Suites. These suites, with their prominent position, are designed for those seeking extraordinary vistas and comfort. Instead of balconies, the Royal Suites feature panoramic windows that provide stunning views of the horizon. Why not enjoy a drink prepared by your butler from your in-suite bar as you soak up the breathtaking scenery?
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Your suite also includes a writing desk and personalised stationery, ideal for penning postcards or chronicling in your journal. The spacious marble bathroom, complete with both a bath and shower, promises a rejuvenating experience, while the separate dressing area provides space for your wardrobe. Enhance your comfort with the Bed Concierge menu, offering a selection of luxurious bedding options to ensure a restful night's sleep.

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Enjoy a seamless start with priority embarkation and disembarkation.

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

Exclusive dining &amp; spaces
Your reserved table, plus access to the exclusive spaces.

Queens Grill Penthouse bedroom on board Queen Anne

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 first places most people think of are Rome and Athens, due to their unique historical and cultural sights. Cunard also visits Spain - Barcelona features amazing Gaudi architecture that's well worth a look - Southern France - famous for its vineyards - and Croatia, where lesser-known but just as impressive historic sites await.

What are the best places to visit in the Mediterranean?

The best weather in this region is from April until November, and Cunard visits the Mediterranean within this window. If you're looking for a tan and don't mind the heat, travel in June or July, but if you prefer milder temperatures book your cruise in the autumn months.

What is the best time of year to cruise the Mediterranean?

Spain, France, Monaco, Italy, Malta, Croatia, and Greece all use the Euro. Gibraltar uses the Gibraltar Pound, (although Pound Sterling and Euros are unofficially accepted in parts).

What is the currency in the Mediterranean?

The Mediterranean has a changeable climate, depending on the season, but dry, hot and sunny days are to be expected in the peak summer months and often during spring and into autumn. It's not out of the question for temperatures to exceed 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) in July or August while even September and October can herald warm and pleasant weather. If you're hoping to spend time relaxing on some of the Mediterranean's sandy beaches, it's best to avoid travel during November to March when temperatures are cooler and days can be fresh and rainy.

What is the weather like in the Mediterranean?

A variety of languages are spoken in the Mediterranean. In Spain, where Spanish is the official language, you'll also find regional languages including Catalan, Galician, Basque and Occitan. Spanish is also spoken in Gibraltar, even though the official language of Gibraltar is English. Similarly, in Malta both Maltese and English are spoken.
In France the native language is French, in Italy it's Italian, in Greece it's Greek and in Croatia it's Croatian. French is also the official language of Monaco but you'll encounter Italian spoken by much of the population here too.

What languages are spoken in the Mediterranean?

Depending on the time of year, you'll need cool clothes and comfortable shoes for exploring the exciting ports along your journey. A sunhat and sunscreen are a must in the summer months, and would be wise in the autumn too, as the sun can still be strong in September and October. For evenings on deck bring light jackets for when the temperatures cool.
For more details and suggested packing lists, see our special guide on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cunard.com/en-gb/cruise-destinations/mediterranean/mediterranean-cruise-packing-guide">what to pack for Mediterranean cruises</a>.

What should I pack for a Mediterranean cruise?

There are twenty sovereign countries that surround the Mediterranean Sea: Spain, Gibraltar, France, Monaco, Italy, Malta, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia &amp; Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Syria, Cyprus, Lebanon, Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco.
Cunard typically sails to countries on the Southern European Coast; Spain, Gibraltar, France, Monaco, Italy, Malta, Croatia and Greece. Be sure to check our exciting itineraries for more details.

Which countries are in the Mediterranean?

UK and EU citizens, residents of Schengen countries, plus residents of the US, Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan and New Zealand don't currently require a visa to travel to the Mediterranean, provided the duration of stay is less than 90 days.
Some countries within the Mediterranean require a minimum 6-month validity on your passport, so it's advisable to check the local requirements of the countries included in your Mediterranean cruise itinerary.

Will I need a visa for a Mediterranean cruise?

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