Queen Victoria Cruise Reviews - Reviews

The ship is new and beautiful. It caters of course to the clientele of United England. The afternoon tea and scones were very good. But, the organization and layout of the lido deck and the poor service in the main dining room is one of the worst I have been on. ( Which I have been on all cruise lines) The food and service is exceptional if you have paid the extra money and are staying in a suite- you have a different crew.

Enjoyable and would sail with Cunard again on maybe the Queen Mary or new Elizabeth

Loved the cruise and especially the itinerary. We were nervous by the last week and a half though because of the worldwide spread of Coronavirus. Happily, we got home fine.

Loved putting clocks back 1 hour at 9am most days .... easy to get into correct time zones - Queen room orchestra not up to usual standard - ship coped well with rough continuous sea days

The food was cold and in some cases over cooked and very small portions

I love the QV and have spent many days on it now. Whilst I know that Cunard is known as a luxury cruise line, it needs to ensure that its high standards and service is consistent across the ship.

We enjoyed this cruise as a restfull time. If i was to be uber critical , i dont think i could do more than a few days with Cunard as it is a little quiet. i usually travel with Princess and there is a little more life to the boat. But for a four day rest and relaxation it did the job!!

A lovely autumn cruise with generally good weather, interesting ports and good food. A nice mixed group of fellow passengers who weren’t as old as expected. Highly recommended for culture and food lovers of all ages.

We chose this particular cruise as we wanted and thought we might be able to see the northern lights. We did a shore excursion to chase them but they never appeared - ironically we got back on board and a hour later they lit up the sky! All in all a wonderful cruise, we both had a thermal spa package to assist with the cold as it wasn’t warm during the day and you couldn’t really swim in the outside pool unless very brave.

My only disappointment was my waiter Michael. First time we did not tip the waiter directly but the head waiter was superb.

As always on Cunard there is plenty to do day and night, but also places to sit and read in peace and quiet with a nice coffee if you wish. The Winter Gardens have several TVs, so can get very busy with sports being shown (the rugby World Cup on our cruise!). The ports of call were varied and interesting and the sea days are great for relaxing or line dancing! And don’t forget Zumba at 9.15am!

A wonderful cruise , with great friendly fellow cruisers , I have taken a star off as it was not as good as the very best cruises I have been on with Holland America , but that is nit picking . Lovely feeling of space , a great ship !

Smashing cruise, only downside, the drinks were horrendous price, s, a complete rip off. 😂 😂

Superb as always Great staff Great food Great ship. Some very rude passengers this voyage. ( as usual. American) which the crew should not have to deal with. But it didn't distract from the fantastic experience. Thanks cunard as usial

Never cruised with Cunard before and had heard some horror stories which thank goodness did not come true. People where very nice and multi national which we didn't think would be but was a nice surprise. The people on board where quite a bit older than we were but were all nice and friendly. The price of the drinks even though we had done our homework before hand were still quite expensive but were very nice and worth the bill at the end.

As a person who would never cruise, I just loved it everything about the cruise was amazing, made some very dear friendships. Booked two cruises for next year.

The voyage was outstanding from start to finish, Cunard truly offer the luxurious white star service. See comments under each category.

Very enjoyable cruise, service and food excellent. Very good lecture speakers and evening shows. Best night was the Orchestra band playing Rock n Roll in Golden Lion Pub, with some jamming by Davie Howe.!

Excellent cruise if you want to do a African safari

This was the first part of a longer cruise that continued to Southampton, and many of the remarks above apply to the whole trip. With luck, I'll be able to review the other segments. I don't know if it was the ship or the air travel, but I came down with a bad cough that took me three weeks to shake. Fortunately, the weather was warm and the seas flat, so I took to sleeping on our balcony. The high humidity helped a lot.