Cunard have released details of the Queens Grill accommodation set to debut on Queen Anne in 2024. In addition, the company have teased with other highlights including restaurants, bars and more.
“We’ve worked with world leading interior designers and fresh creative talent; we’ve discussed and tested our ideas with guests from around the world; and we’ve delved deep into the Cunard Archives to make sure we can truly celebrate what makes Cunard so unique.”
Lee Powell – Cunard Brand Vice President.
Queens Grill Grand Suite
The luxurious Queens Grill Grand Suite on Queen Anne promises to be like a private residence at sea. Cunard tell us the top of the range suite will deliver a new level of exclusivity, with finishes carefully curated in each room. Indeed, the Grand Suite will feature a dining room with adjacent butler’s pantry, a magnificent bedroom and an opulent marble bathroom with ocean views. Not to mention a stylish living room with direct access to an expansive balcony.
The deep blue and gold design theme of the Grand Suite will also be carried across the other suite categories in Cunard’s first-class Queens Grill.
All new Princess Grill suites and Britannia Balcony Staterooms
The designers have turned their attention to every room on Queen Anne.
Indeed, the cruise line tell us the new Princess Grill suites will be warm and inviting. They will feature the softest materials and delicate textures. There will also be a bespoke dressing table and bar area, as well as a pattern wall panel inspired by the flowing lines of Cunard’s past liners.
The every popular Britannia Balcony Staterooms on Queen Anne will have a cozy sofa with ocean views. The bathrooms promise to be light and bright with glass walk-in showers – something Cunard’s guests are sure to appreciate.
Renewal of the dining scene and public spaces
Cunard’s creative director and acclaimed interior designer Adam D. Tihany wanted to create an extraordinary, thoughtful and modern feel in the public spaces on Queen Anne.
“Just the way a world-renowned orchestra delivers a feeling, or takes you to a moment or an era, Queen Anne’s aesthetic would do the same in harkening Cunard’s gilded age, but through the bold, onward lens of modernity.”
Adam D. Tihany – Creative Director, Cunard.
Indeed, each of the fifteen restaurants on Queen Anne has been individually curated to create a unique ambience. For instance, the decor of the Princess and Queens Grill restaurants will feature bright colours with highlights of gold to reinforce the luxurious, refined design aesthetic on board. The two-level Britannia Restaurant will also boast a striking new decor. So too will the classic Golden Lion Pub.
A focal point is sure to be the new Grand Lobby. This iconic Cunard space has been reimagined with new tones and textures. Not to mention a contemporary metal mural sculpture that changes throughout the day in homage to the ‘Golden Age’ of travel.
The famous Queens Room is set for a major makeover. Also, the 825-seat Royal Court Theatre will offer guests a quintessential West End experience. There will be stalls and a balcony, as well as rich velvet seating offering every guest the perfect view.
For more details about Queen Anne visit the Cunard website.
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