Queen Anne Cruise Reviews - Reviews

Great itinerary ports, especially if you are into Christmas markets or Northern European history and art. However, the ship design is generally poor compared to its sisters’.

Stunning ship, first class service and excellent food. There was good attention to detail throughout. This is a bit different from other Cunard ships, so put your expectations to one side.

The best part for me was the food was of good quality and generally hot. Staff were great

Very pleasant cruise with a modern clean ship. Just don’t expect the splendor or opulence of other ships.

Overall we enjoyed the ship, loved the entertainment and port.

New boat yet to find its feet. Staff are inexperienced and service is slow and not up to standard. Food was mediocre also. Entertainment in the form of the shows was excellent however. Ports of call lacked any excitement and Cunard cancelled a lot of excursions throughout the trip due to weather. Entertainment through the day was setup for the elderly with items such as 'chair yoga'.

My sister Jane and I (David), sailed on the brand new Cunard ship, Queen Anne. This was her first ever voyage to the Norwegian Fjords. The ship is unlike any other Cunard ship, it’s totally different. At first I was very unsure how I felt about it, however as the week went on I fell in love with it. I would sail on her again in a heartbeat.

It was magical to be on my first Cunard ship and my first maiden voyage. I know there was no time for a shake down cruise so we were it. The first day, there were many ques and stressed out people and crew. It seemed to get better as the week long cruise sailed on. I did enjoy it, especially the lectures and spa. Lisbon was gorgeous and so glad I did the Pilgrimage in Spain. (NOTE: there was no itinerary for our 1 week cruise on here)