Queen Anne, the 249th ship for Cunard since its 1840 founding, entered service in May, 2024. Designing the ship, Creative Director Adam D. Tihany led a team that dug into Cunard¡¯s archives and took inspiration from decades of historic ships, focusing primarily on the Art Deco liners of the 20th Century, steeped in maritime motifs and traditions.

Queen Anne¡¯s three-story Grand Lobby is a welcoming and gathering center for embarkation and for evenings onboard the ship ¨C surrounded by a number of venues and shopping, the space is punctuated by a custom designed mural showing three stages of a Cunard voyage depending on the angle from which it¡¯s viewed.

Punctuated by touches of crystal, the Chart Room is a treasured space on earlier Cunard ships that makes an appearance on Queen Anne, offering nautical-themed cocktails and light snacks throughout the day and into the evening. The space flows easily into the Grand Lobby, making it an attractive waypoint between evening attractions.

Another feature carried over from earlier Cunard ships is the Golden Lion pub, known throughout the fleet for its selection of British beers and ciders and international wines, plus popular pub lunches, offering favorites like fish and chips with mushy peas, but also some updates on classic pub fare, such as scotch eggs cased in haddock or falafel.

Cunard¡¯s Mareel Wellness & Beauty Spa has a number of wellness facilities, ranging from spa treatments to medi-spa offerings like acupuncture and other holistic medicine offerings. Cunard partnered with Harper¡¯s Bazaar to develop the overall wellness program, including several multi-day wellness packages.

The spa also includes a hydrotherapy circuit, with a series of hot and cold plunge pools, sauna, steam, a Himalayan Salt sauna¡ªeven a bucket shower for cooling off after a circuit of hot rooms. The ship also offers a full service salon for hair and nail treatments in addition to the spa and medi-spa services.

The Pavilion is an indoor/outdoor multifunction space. In warmer weather, the custom-designed glass roof retracts, allowing bathers to take full advantage of the sunshine. Guests will also find the wellness caf¨¦ here, and a program of short films can be shown on a big screen, courtesy of a partnership with the British Film Institute.

Named for Cunard¡¯s first ship from 1840, the Britannia dining room is a fixture across the fleet. It¡¯s where most passengers dine if they¡¯re not booked in a Britannia Club or Grills category stateroom. Seated at fixed times, the menus offered are extensive¡ªand the wine list is also impressively varied.?

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Passengers booked into the Grills Experience¡ªthat is, they book a suite, that comes with dining in either the Princess Grill or the luscious Queens Grill. Both are single-seating, so guests will have a dedicated table they can dine at during dining hours as they wish throughout their voyage. There are elevated menus here, and that white glove, top-tier service Cunard has become known for.

A reception space between the two Grills restaurants¡ªwhich are opposite each other along each side of the ship¡ªis the Grills Lounge, a space exclusive to passengers dining in the Grills restaurants. It¡¯s a good spot for before- or after-dinner drinks, or afternoon lounging in an intimate, exclusive space.

Cunard¡¯s Britannia accommodations on Queen Anne carry the art deco theme and color palette into even the introductory-category guest rooms. Guests will find Cunard-standard amenities, including the habit-forming Quercus-scented bath amenities from Penhaligon¡¯s¡ªa royally appointed British fragrance maker, and a welcome bottle of sparkling wine.

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Britannia Club staterooms are all balcony staterooms, and offer dining in the single-seating Britannia Club restaurant, where guests will have their own dedicated, when-they-wish table assigned for their entire voyage. Britannia Club rooms also feature upgraded d¨¦cor and furnishings, and specialty teas and coffees available in-room.?

Princess Grill Suites are the ship¡¯s mini-suite category, coming with balconies and an indoor sitting area in plush red and gold tones. Baths are also upgraded with marble walk-in showers. Guests can dine in-suite from the Princess Grill menu, and also enjoy access to the Grills Lounge and outdoor Grills Terrace, plus priority embarkation and disembarkation.