First up is the cabin we spent 7 nights in during the maiden voyage of Cunard Queen Anne, a standard balcony cabin.

Carole always studies the deck plans before we book our cabin in case there is a little gem to be found at no extra cost, this cabin is a perfect example of this.

You can see the full review of our Cunard Queen Anne maiden voyage experience by clicking here.

Prior to the maiden voyage we were invited to a press event on Cunard Queen Anne, even though the ship stayed in port we still stayed overnight, this is the cabin we stayed in.

A Club class cabin also gives you the added perk of Club dining meaning you have a separate more exclusive dining room.

As you will see this suite is pretty spectacular but it doesn’t end there, as a penthouse suite customer you also get a personal butler, a reserved table at the Queens Grill restaurant, a mini bar stocked with two bottles of wine or spirits of your choice, a king size bed and the choice of seven different pillows, plus much much more.

Pauls Dad is a wheelchair user so we always try to get a look at an accessible cabin, this is certainly a vast improvement on some of the older Cunard ships , we had a very bad experience with an accessible cabin on Queen Mary 2 which you can check out here.

This is the cheapest way in to a cabin on Cunard Queen Anne, could you spend a week in here?

This is the final cabin of our blog, its an alternative layout inside cabin, do you prefer this one or the previous one?