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Queen Elizabeth
2010
90,900
294 Meters
21 Knots
2,081 Guests
1,005 Crew
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Britannia Restaurant
Britannia Restaurant is home of deliciously imaginative menus, exceptional wines and impeccable service. It’s the largest main dining room aboard the Queen Elizabeth and tables are fixed so you can sit at the same table with the same tablemates each day, if you wish.
Britannia Club Restaurant
Britannia Club Restaurant shares its menu with Britannia but offers flexible dining times in a more intimate environment.
Princess Grill
Breakfast, lunch and dinner is available for suite passengers. Lunch options include a selection of low-calorie dishes as well as regular options and desserts. Typical dishes include grilled pork cutlet with horseradish mash or a pasta dish with arugula, sun-dried tomatoes and a chicken sauce. There are no set dining times for dinner, so you can show up any time 6:30 pm and 9 pm to be seated at your reserved table. Expect dishes such as Dover sole, lobster Thermidor and chateaubriand to be on the menu.
Queens Grill Restaurant
This is the exclusive dining venue of Queens Suite passengers. It probably has some the best views on the ship because of the windows spanning the entire length of the dining room.
Waterford crystal, Wedgwood bone china, sterling silverware and Fili d'Oro Italian premium linens complete the scene. The Queens Grill is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner with assigned tables at all meals. The dinners here are truly five star, starting with appetisers such as seafood bisque and sevruga caviar.
The Verandah
Enjoy the feel of a Michelin-Starred restaurant at The Verandah due to the restaurant's chefs who pack serious culinary flair into every dish. The Verandah serves dinner from 6:30 pm to 9 pm. The venue also serves the occasional 'Enhanced Afternoon Tea' for a fee, where you get to enjoy a glass of Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut NV or Rose Brut Champagne with your selection of gourmet cakes and sandwiches, as well as tea and coffee.
The Lido
This informal dining area with a 24-hour buffet selection offer a wide variety of food offerings for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Staying true to Queen Victoria's British roots, the buffet maintains a selection of foods and condiments popular with Brits.
Between 6:30pm and 9 pm, part of Lido buffet is transformed into a specialty dining venue. They have a different theme for every night of the week, including Mexican, Italian, Pan-Asian, Indian, Smokehouse etc. Each individual menu also features a tailored selection of drinks.
Golden Lion Pub
A great complimentary venue for lunch, the Golden Lion Pub offers five or six lunch options between 12:30 and 2:30pm. Here you can enjoy the best fish and chips you’ve ever had or go for a premium ploughman’s lunch. Other menu items include mussels, Norfolk duckling drumsticks, mac 'n' cheese, tandoori spiced Dorset lamb shank, burgers, squid and Scotch eggs.
Queens Room
In the style of a grand ballroom in a large country house, this magnificent and ornate double storey room is designed for cocktail parties, dancing and afternoon tea accompanied by a harpist or string quartet. It has an impressive dance floor and offers ballroom or Latin dancing every night. Their Gala Balls are highly anticipated occasions and they’re the reason you’ve packed your finest dinner jackets and ballgowns, ready to sweep around the Queens Room. An eight-piece orchestra sets the tempo to an evening of dancing and every event has a glamorous theme, from the traditional Black & White Ball and Masquerade Ball, to a Roaring Twenties Ball and a hat-focused Ascot Ball.
Cafe Carinthia
Cafe Carinthia
Evenings start off with the gentle sounds of with either a harpist or a pianist in the Grand Lobby, which is lovely if you're enjoying a pre-dinner drink here while enjoying the fantastic ocean views.
Commodore Club
Commodore Club
The ship's plush gold and red observation lounge is just as popular for a morning coffee or daytime beverage as it is an evening cocktail. Live music plays from late afternoon through early evening. You can also book a mixology lesson up there or a malt whisky or vodka tasting.
Churchill's Cigar Lounge
Churchill's Cigar Lounge
Quiet during the day, this classy cigar lounge comes to life at night, when the ship's cigar-loving passengers indulge in a good cognac or whiskey and conversation.
Yacht Club
Yacht Club
The Yacht Club, a re-creation of the legendary nightspot on QE2, keeps going until the early hours of the morning. This decadent lounge and club has an inlaid-wood dance floor, plenty of cream marble, and blue and gold soft furnishings.
Garden Lounge
Garden Lounge
The Garden Lounge was modelled on London's Kew Gardens and comes complete with a fountain and a retractable glass roof. It’s indoor/outdoor area gives the feel of a grand conservatory and a moveable glass wall opens out to an open-air swimming pool in sunny weather. Definitely worth a visit.
Royal Court Theatre
Royal Court Theatre
At night, you can watch the resident Royal Court Singers & Dancers stage dazzling West-End style productions or abridged Shakespeare performances. They’ve also hand-picked a talented line-up of vocalists and instrumentalists, aerial performers and illusionists, stand-up comedians and variety entertainers.
Sports and Recreation
Sports and Recreation
A few laps of the Promenade Deck and the games of shuffleboard and deck quoits are popular pastimes onboard the Queen Elizabeth. You’ll find pursuits like table tennis, paddle tennis, golf putting and swimming too.
For armchair sports fans, Sport24 offers coverage of major events including the Premier League, Wimbledon, Formula 1, the Ryder Cup and more, shown in certain bars and lounges, and all staterooms and suites.
Cunard Royal Spa
Cunard Royal Spa
The tranquil and lavish Cunard Royal Spa is beautifully decorated and offers various excellent treatments as well as a separate hair salon. You can also buy a day pass for the Royal Bath House, which includes the thermal suite, with sauna and steam rooms, heated ceramic benches and a hydrotherapy pool. The spa has some great reductions on port days.
Fitness Centre
Fitness Centre
The well-equipped Fitness Centre is located next to the spa and features exercise bicycles, running machines, Nordic trainers, a range of gym equipment, free weights, spinning bicycles, an exercise floor and mats are available for guest use. Work on your posture and strength with Pilates, yoga or tai chi. It’s easy to raise the pace by joining in aerobics and spinning classes, boot camps or even personal training sessions.
Empire Casino
Empire Casino
This intimate European-style casino is located on deck two. It features an array of glittering slot machines as well as gaming tables for roulette, poker and more. It is open 24 hours a day and they have slots happy hours where you can enjoy complimentary drinks while playing. The casino is non-smoking; the only places smokers can light up is on their balconies.
Kids Clubs
Kids Clubs
Children of all ages are welcome on the Queen Elizabeth and its dedicated clubs offering activities and entertainment. These include arts and crafts, sporting activities, play areas, computer games and much more. They can make friends with other children at The Play Zone, for two- to seven-year-olds, and The Zone which is ideal for eight- to 17-year-olds. The ship’s youth staff will supervise children, organise events, activities and competitions, and even excursions to the theatre or cinema on board.
