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In this complete and detailed guide to Cunard Queen Anne‘s cabins (staterooms), I will take you through each grade of cabin and show you the cabin layouts and deck plans. There are also links to video tours of some of the cabin types. I’ll also give you specific cabin numbers for you to search to help you book your perfect cabin on board.
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Cabin Types on board Queen Anne
Queen Anne, Cunard’s newest ship has 1,397 cabins (also known as staterooms) which can accommodate up to 2,996 guests. There are a lot of options available on this stunning new Queen.
Guest accommodation is located on Decks 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11. (There are no guest cabins on ship which are below the water line!).
Overall, there are 4 main types of cabins on Queen Anne and within each type of cabin there are several categories.
Cabin Type (Categories)
Suites (Queens Grill, Princess Grill)
Balcony Cabins (Club Balcony, Balcony, Obstructed View Balcony)
cean View Cabins (Deluxe Oceanview, Oceanview)
Inside Cabins (Standard Inside)
Cabin Type (Categories)
In this guide, I will give a detailed breakdown on each cabin type separately, starting with Inside Cabins, then Oceanview cabins and finally Balcony Cabins. If you want more information on suites, then check out my separate guide Suites on Queen Anne.
Some categories have multiple grades of cabin – different grades denote where the staterooms are located on the ship. Lower (and cheaper) grades in each category are usually right at the front, right at the back, right at the top or right at the bottom of the ship.
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There are a total of 31 Wheelchair Accessible cabins/suites on Queen Anne:
3 Inside Cabins
6 Oceanview Cabins
16 Balcony Cabins and
6 Suites
Best solo cabins on Queen Anne
I hate to break it to you – there are no solo cabins on Queen Anne. Make of that what you will.
Solos will therefore unfortunately have to pay for double occupancy rates.
So, the only solutions are to find a good friend to travel with or book the cheapest inside cabin.
Inside Cabins (Staterooms) on Queen Anne
What different grades of inside cabin are there on Queen Anne?
Inside cabins (staterooms) are well-appointed, budget-friendly ways to get on board and offer a haven of comfort and style.
There are two different layouts of inside cabins. It might make a difference for you, so I’ve made a list (below) so you can see which is which.
Hopefully this will make sense in the illustration below – but it all comes down to where the door is in the cabin. For cabin 7051 the door is on the ‘short edge’ of the cabin while on cabin 6017, the door is on the ‘short ‘long edge’ of the cabin.
If the your cabin number isn’t on this list above, then it will have the door on the ‘short edge’. Paul and Carol Love to Travel have uploaded some useful videos which give you a tour of both configurations.
3-Berth Inside Cabins on Queen Anne:
There is just one 3-berth inside cabin on Queen Anne – this is cabin 9074 and it is also a wheelchair accessible cabin.
4-berth Inside Cabins on Queen Anne:
There are no 4-berth inside cabins on Queen Anne. The next grade up with is 4-berth is an Oceanview Deluxe Cabin EE grade.
Largest inside cabins on Queen Anne:
Most of the cabins on board Queen Anne are a similar size, but there are a few inside cabins which are slightly bigger. These are cabins 9074, 7109, 7111, 7155 & 7163
Wheelchair accessible inside cabins on Queen Anne:
There are only three wheelchair accessible inside cabins on board Queen Anne. These are 9074, 7109 & 7111.
On Queen Anne, cabins which are likely to experience more noise are:
Noisiest inside cabins on Queen Anne
- Cabins directly above the theatre (Inside Cabins 4007 – 4046)
- Cabins directly above or below the Queen’s Room (Inside Cabins 4079-4101 and Inside Cabins 1040 – 1074)
- Cabins Next to or near Laundrettes. (see below)
- Cabins directly below the Golden Lion pub and Bar (Inside cabins 1004 – 1038)
- Cabins directly next to or below the pavilion pool (Inside cabins 8059 – 8103 and Inside Cabins 9074, 10079, 11074 & 11075)
- Cabins directly below public decks (Inside cabins 11066 – 11075)
- Cabins directly below the Commodore Club (Inside Cabins 11008 – 11043)
- Cabins right at the front near the anchor and bow (sound of waves crashing when at sea and during early morning berthing when in port) (inside Cabins 4007 – 4046)
- Inside cabins directly below the buffet (Inside Cabins 8108 – 8120)
Inside cabins next to laundrettes on Queen Anne
There are a cluster of cabins near to the laundrettes on decks 4, 7, & 8. While this might be super convenient to get some washing done on board, (and a perfect chance to eavesdrop on the juicy gossip which gets exchanged here!) you might find these cabins a little more noisy than other inside cabins as there’ll be more passengers coming and going throughout the day.
You might want to avoid booking cabins 4155, 7157, 8110, 10038, 10043 and to a certain extent 10039 which are directly next to the laundrettes.
Connecting inside cabins on Queen Anne
There are only two connecting inside cabins on Queen Anne. These are: 7111 (which is also wheelchair accessible) & 7117.
Inside cabins to avoid if you suffer from motion sickness
These will be the inside cabins furthest forward and further to the aft. These cabins are all in Grades IF, and IE.
Cabins in IE grade on Decks 11 and 10 are likely to feel the movement the most as they are higher up and right at the front of the ship.
Videos of Inside Cabins on Cunard Queen Anne
Oceanview Cabins (Staterooms) on Queen Anne
Positioned to offer sea views, Queen Anne’s Oceanview staterooms provide a private enclave from which to watch the world go by. They are a great cost effective option if you need a sea view, without having to stretch the budget to a balcony.
There are two grades of Oceanview Cabins – Standard Oceanview cabins (Grades, EB, EC EE & EF) and Deluxe Oceanview cabins (Grade EA) .
It’s worth noting that in Deluxe Oceanview Cabins, the 3rd and 4th berth is a double sofa bed, not two singles. However, you can ask for the main beds to be set up as twins instead of a double if you need two single beds in this cabin. These cabins also have an additional shower room.
3-Berth Oceanview cabins on Queen Anne
- Oceanview cabins: 1041, 1044, 1045, 1048, 1081, 1082, 1083, 1086, 1087, 1092, 1109, 1110, 1111, 1112, 1003, 1006, 1011, 1012, 1016, 1017, 1028, 1029, 1032, 1033,
4-Berth Ocean View Cabins on Queen Anne
These are also known as the deluxe ocean view cabins and are all EA grade. There are no 4-berth standard Oceanview cabins.
- These Deluxe Oceanview cabins are: 1120 – 1141
These Deluxe Oceanview cabins are really great options for families- the are in a quiet part of the ship, low down so, less susceptible to movement, have additional bathroom space (great if you have teenagers!), are a cost effective option over a 4-berth balcony and are lose to the lifts and great for getting the cases off on disembarkation day.
Then only downsides is that they are a little far from a lot of bars and restaurants on board as well as the Kids Club ‘The Zone’ and they might be a little noisy or experience some vibrations when berthing in ports. I think I would choose a cabin on the starboard side as these cabins seem to be below the Gallery on Deck 2 rather than the Crew area.
Biggest Oceanview cabins on Queen Anne
These are the 4 berth cabins on Deck 1 (Deluxe Oceanview cabins, EA Grade) which have a double sofa bed and an additional shower room. It’s worth noting that cabins 1132, 1133, 1134 & 1135 are adjoining cabins.
The forward-facing cabins on Decks 9, 10 & 11 (EE and EF grades) also look slightly bigger.
Forward facing Oceanview cabins on Queen Anne
These cabins all sleep 2 people and are located much higher up on the ship right at the front. If you suffer for motion sickness, they might not be the best option.
- Cabins: 9001, 9002, 9003, 9004, 10001, 10002, 10003, 10004, 11001, 11002, 11003 & 11004
Wheelchair Accessible Oceanview Cabins on Queen Anne
- Deck 1: 1091,1093,1095,1096,1098,1100
Adjoining Oceanview Cabins on Queen Anne
- Oceanview cabins: 1057, 1060, 1061, 1064, 1085, 1087, 1090, 1092
- Deluxe Oceanview Cabins: 1132, 1133, 1134, 1135
Quirky Ocean view Cabins on Queen Anne
There are two Oceanview cabins on Queen Anne which have floor to ceiling windows and the best Oceanview, these are cabins 4054 & 5055.
Best Oceanview cabins for families
These will be obviously the 3 and 4 berth cabins on board, but as all the 3 & 4 berth ocean view cabins are on Deck 1, these cabins are quite a trek to the Kids club (The Zone), the buffet and the pool.
Balcony Cabins (Staterooms) on Queen Anne
If you value your own private outdoor space when on board ship, then a balcony stateroom could be the best choice for you. Queen Anne has a range of balcony cabin types: Club Balcony cabins, Standard Balcony Cabins and Obstructed view Balcony Cabins.
Club Balcony Cabins on Queen Anne
These are A1 and A2 grade Cabins on board Queen Anne. Club Balcony cabins come with a few additional perks such as a smaller, more intimate dining room, prime sea views in a central location, speciality tea and coffee-making facilities in the cabin, complimentary spring water replenished throughout your voyage and priority embarkation and disembarkation. Britannia Club Balconies are more expensive than Standard Balcony Staterooms.
Britannia Club Balcony Cabins are located mainly on decks 5 & 7 plus there are two cabins on deck 7 (7132 & 7173) and two forward-facing Britannia Club Balcony Cabins (with an alternative layout); cabins 6001 & 6002. These last two staterooms have metal fronted balconies.
Cabins with the biggest balconies on Queen Anne
Most balconies are the same size on Queen Anne, but there are some exceptions:
- Balcony cabins on Deck 4 (Balcony Cabins 4001 – 4053 and Balcony Cabins 4168 – 4239) and the following cabins (See illustration below for cabin numbers)
- Alternative Balcony configuration cabins,
- wheelchair Accessible cabins, cabins on the ‘sticking out bits’ (sorry, I can’t think of another name for them) which have an extra bit of the balcony, and
- a few couple of quirky balcony cabins on Deck 4 have even extra space. (See illustration and photos below)
Wheelchair accessible Balcony cabins on Queen Anne
- Balcony Cabins: 4110, 4125, 4166, 4195, 5061, 5063, 5064, 5066, 5166, 5187, 6172, 6174, 8150, 8152, 8169 & 8171
Connecting Balcony cabins on Queen Anne
Connecting Balcony Cabins can be a great way to cruise as a larger group – by connecting the balconies you can also create a private communal space for your group, while still retaining the privacy of your own individual cabins.
See illustration below for which grade and cabin numbers are interconnecting cabins.
3 Berth Balcony Cabins on Queen Anne
This type of cabin is plentiful on Queen Anne you will find these cabins on most decks. 3 berth cabins with a single sofa bed have (+) after their number on the deck plan and cabin numbers with a cross (†) have 2 lower berths and 1 upper berth (a pullman bed).
4 berth Balcony Cabins on Queen Anne
There are fewer 4-berth Balcony cabins on Queen Anne than 3-berth cabins. All the 4-berth balcony cabins on Queen Anne have 3rd and 4th berths as a single sofa bed and a single pullman bed (like bunk beds)
- Balcony Cabins: 4172, 4176,4178, 4201, 4209, 4215,8082, 8115, 10056, 10059
- Club balcony Cabins: 5108, 5119
Queen Anne Balcony cabins to avoid if you suffer from sea sickness.
These will be cabins directly at the front or back of the ship and come under Grades BF, BE and BD. The higher up the deck in these grades, the greater the movement. Avoid these grades if you suffer from sea sickness. Especially the ones on deck 9, 10 and 11.
Best Balcony Cabins for Families on Queen Anne
These will be 3 and 4 berth balconies nearest to the Kids Clubs, Pavilion Pool and Buffet on Deck 9 (BB and BE grades) towards the front of the ship:
3-Berth Cabins: 9028, 9029, 9048, 9049, 9060, 9061, 9062, 9063, 9066, 9067 (these last 4 cabins are also adjoining cabins so make a great option for multigenerational family groups.
The nearest 4 berth cabins are on deck 10 and close to the lifts – Cabins 10056 & 10059 (3rd and 4 berths are in the form of bunk beds (1 single sofa bed and 1 single pullman bed)
Obstructed Balcony Cabins on Queen Anne
These staterooms have views obstructed by lifeboats. During Panama Canal transits lifeboats are adjacent to the balcony.
- Balcony cabins 4056 – 4125 and
- Balcony cabins 4138 – 4195
Overlooked Balconies on Queen Anne
These will be balconies on Deck 4 that fall within the following cabin numbers:
- Balcony cabins 4168 – 4239 and Balcony Cabins 4001 – 4053
Shaded Balconies on Queen Anne
These might be cabins shaded by overhanging balconies above or by the bridge.They can be a sought after feature if you don’t like too much sun, or a deal breaker if you love to sunbathe in private on your balcony.
These shaded balcony cabins are: 5166, 5187, 5060, 5062, 5057, 5059, 8036, 8038, 8040, 8041, 8042, 8044, 8047, 8049, 8055, 8057, 8082 & 8115
Nosiest balconies on Queen Anne
On Queen Anne, Balcony cabins which are likely to experience more noise are:
- Cabins directly above the theatre (Balcony Cabins 4001 – 4053)
- Cabins right at the front near the anchor and bow of the ship (sound of waves crashing when at sea and during early morning berthing when in port) (Balcony Cabins 4001 – 4053)
- Cabins directly above the Queen’s Room and Casino and bar on deck 4 nearest the midship (DB and DC grades)
- Cabins on deck 8 directly below the Artisan’s buffet (Balcony Cabins 8130 – 8173)
- Cabins on deck 8 directly below the sun deck (Balcony Cabins 8166 – 8129)
- Cabins directly next to or below the pavilion pool (Balcony cabins 8044 – 8117) and Balcony Cabins 9075 & 9076, 1072 & 10077, 11072 & 11073)
- Cabins directly below public decks (Balcony cabins 11062 – 11073)
- Cabins directly below the Commodore Club (Balcony Cabins 11010 – 11021)
Steel- Fronted Balconies on Queen Anne
If you prefer uninterrupted views while sitting on your balcony, then it’s worth noting that the following balconies have full or partial steel fronts, which will obstruct the view you have out to sea while you are seated on your balcony.
Balcony Cabins with full metal fronted balconies:
- Balcony cabins: 4001 – 4025
- Britannia Club Balcony Cabins: 6001 & 6002
Balcony Cabins with partial metal fronted balconies:
- Balcony cabins 5007, 5008, 6003 & 6004
Balcony cabins with an alternative configuration
All the balcony cabins have their ‘short edge’ next to the balcony but some balcony cabins on Deck 4 have their ‘long edge’ next to the balcony (see illustration below). This means that not only do these balcony cabins have a slightly different internal configuration, but benefit from longer balcony space.
These balcony staterooms are: 4056, 4057, 4058, 4059, 4060 & 4061
I hope that has helped you choose the best cabin for you and given you some suggested cabin numbers to look at. Remember there are no ‘bad’ cabins, but by knowing what you’re booking, you can get the cabin that perfectly suits you.
All floor and deck plans in this guide are for informational purposes only and based on Cunard deck plans. Cruise with Amber is not responsible for their accuracy. We would advise you check up to date information with your Travel Agent or Cunard before booking.
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