Queen Elizabeth Review

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Wouldn’t choose Queens Grill Again

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Eddie62
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Feb 2019
Cabin: Queens Suite

Last year we really enjoyed a 14 night Baltic cruise on Queen Elizabeth in a Princess Grill room. Decided to try the Queens Grill on this short cruise and regretted the decision to move up from the Princess Grill. The Queens Grill room was larger but didn’t provide a significant upgrade over the Princess Grill. The Queens and Princess restaurants have the same menu and waiting staff rotate through the range of restaurants so there was no upgrade there. The menu in the Grills restaurants is very conservative and quite bland but the waiting staff were excellent and dealt very well with some very rude passengers. The singers and dancers currently on the Queen Elizabeth are much better than the previous group and the entertainment was really good on this cruise. The room staff, waiting staff and other service staff were very good but the security staff who manage the port disembarkation/embarkation were awful and on a number of occasions were rude and overly officious with passengers attempting to get on or off. The things that annoyed us with the earlier Cunard cruise, very expensive Internet and the gratuity/service charge gouging, haven’t changed and we’ve decided we won’t travel with them again until this is improved or they are offering free gratuities and Internet.

Cabin Review

Queens Suite

Cabin Q5

Room 5195 is on the starboard/aft corner. It is a large room with a balcony that wraps around the room. It was very comfortable and the room staff were excellent. We didn’t enjoy having cold showers on 3 or 4 days of the cruise.

Port Reviews

Burnie

5 hour bus tour to Gunns Plain cave and Levin Canyon. It was a well run and interesting tour.

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