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| QM2 offers ten, very distinct accommodation category “types;” prices within those types vary primarily by deck level. All accommodations are well-above industry averages – even the least expensive inside stateroom measures a spacious 194 square feet – large enough for comfortable in-suite dining.
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| Aboard the QM2, your accommodation selection determines more than just square footage; it determines your dining venue and therefore, the overall level of restaurant service.
- “Q” categories (Q1 – Q7): Queens Grill. Both Fieldings and Berlitz have defined the “Grills” (Queens Grill and Princess Grill) aboard the QM2 as the premier dining experience afloat. Lobster and caviar are the norm; fine champagne flows like water. A private Queens Grill Lounge is available for the exclusive use of guests in this category.
- “P” categories (P1 – P3): Princess Grill. As with the Queens Grill, the Princess Grill features truly fine dining in a virtually identical setting – but without benefit of a private lounge adjoining.
- "A," “B,” “C,” & “D” categories: Britannia Dining Room. This is the grandest – if not most exclusive – dining room of all – a two level Art Deco venue with a sweeping staircase.
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| The QM2’s seven alternative restaurants are available to all guests regardless of accommodation level.
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| Category B1, B2, B3, & B4 Premium Balcony Stateroom Note: In an effort to provide as many balcony staterooms as possible, Decks 4, 5 and 6 feature “in-hull” balconies. As the QM2 is not actually a cruise ship but an ocean liner, these lower deck staterooms are often subject to high seas. Glass-sided balconies (like those on Deck 8 and higher) just wouldn’t stand the punishment of North Atlantic storms so the ship architects had to improvise. Basically, they cut large openings in the sides of the ship’s hull, recessed the outer stateroom walls back from that opening, and presto! – “balconies!”
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| The upside? Hundreds more balcony staterooms. The downside? Those balcony staterooms do not provide that open, airy feeling familiar to many cruise passengers. The steel bulkhead is structurally necessary but it effectively kills sea views from within your stateroom and even while seated on your balcony.
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| All accommodations aboard the QM2 include, unless otherwise noted, the following facilities and/or amenities:
- Interactive, close-circuit television (film & music channels) with remote
- Telephone
- Computer dataport
- Two-level coffee/dining table for in-suite dining
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator
- Mini-safe
- Robes with matching slippers
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| In addition to above, Junior Suite accommodations (Categories P1 - P3) offer:
- Services of a concierge
- Fresh fruit daily
- Frette linens
- Personalized stationery
- Bottle of French champagne on embarkation
- Pre-dinner canapés
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| In addition to above, Suite accommodations (Q1 – Q7) offer:
- Services of a butler
- In-suite bars stocked with selected spirits or wine and soft drinks
- Fresh flowers
- Use of Queens Grill Lounge and private sun terrace
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| All dimensions are approximate. Square footage includes balcony, where applicable.
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| Category Q1: Grand Duplex Apartments
2,249 square feet including balcony
Spacious two-level accommodation; spacious balcony; living quarters downstairs including dining area for 8; home office corner; powder room; fully stocked bar; interactive plasma screen TV. Upstairs is a Master bedroom; his and her dressing rooms with connecting bathrooms; whirlpool tub; second TV; exercise equipment; walk-in closets.
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Category Q2: Buckingham, Holyrood & Windsor Duplex Apartments
1,471 square feet including balcony
Spacious two-level accommodations with balconies on each level; dining area for 8; powder room; plasma screen TV; home office corner; second level accessible by stairway features master bedroom; two connecting bathrooms with whirlpool tubs; exercise equipment; walk-in closet.
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Category Q2: Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary Suites
1,194 square feet including balcony
Spacious living quarters accessible via private elevator; marble floor entrance; spacious dining area for 8; fully stocked bar; secondary living area; spacious balcony; guest bath; master bedroom; whirlpool bath; two TVs; walk-in closet.
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Category Q3: Royal Suites
796 square feet including balcony
Living room; dining area for 4; marble entryway; fully stocked bar; guest bath; master bedroom; whirlpool tub; two TVs; walk-in closet.
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Category Q4: Penthouses:
758 square feet including balcony
Living room; dining area for 4; spacious balcony; fully stocked bar; guest bath; master bedroom; whirlpool tub; walk-in closet.
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| Categories Q5, Q6 & Q7: Suites
506 square feet including balcony
Large sitting area; large balcony; fully stocked bar; king-size bed; separate dressing area; whirlpool tub; walk-in closet.
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Category P1, P2 & P3: Junior Suites
381 square feet including balcony
Large sitting area; large balcony; full bath with tub; walk-in closet.
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Categories A1, A2 & A3: Premium Balcony Staterooms
248 square feet including balcony
Sitting area with sofa; king-size bed convertible to twins; glass-sided balcony
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Categories B1, B2, B3, & B4: Premium Balcony Staterooms (in Hull)
269 square feet including balcony
Sitting area with sofa; king-size bed convertible to twins; “in-hull” balcony (see note above)
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| Categories B5 & B6: Premium Balcony Staterooms (obstructed view)
248 square feet including balcony
Sitting area with sofa; king-size bed convertible to twins; glass-sided balcony with obstructed view.
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Categories C1, C2, C3 & C4: Standard Oceanview Staterooms
194 square feet
Large stateroom with porthole or picture window views; king-size bed convertible to twins.
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Categories D1: Atrium Staterooms
194 square feet
Large stateroom; king-size bed convertible to twins. “Atrium view” staterooms (there are just 12!) offer views overlooking ship’s interior atrium.
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| Categories D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7 & D8: Standard Inside Staterooms
194 square feet
Large stateroom; king-size bed convertible to twins.
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| Accessible Staterooms: Categories vary
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| There’s an excellent variety of stateroom categories for handicapped passengers. Accessible Staterooms feature wide doors and no-step showers.
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| Category Q3: 10-001
Category Q5: 9-025, 9-034
Category Q7: 8-127, 8-129, 8-130
Category P1: 10-034, 10-053
Category A3: 8-124, 8-126, 8-128
Category C1: 5-019, 5-248, 5-267, 5-250, 5-269, 6-040, 6-047
Category C2: 4-016, 4-019
Category C3: 6-001, 6-002, 6-009, 6-010
Category D5: 5-057, 5-130, 5-176, 6-037, 6-050
Category D6: 4-042, 5-013, 5-223 | |
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