Accommodations and Deck Plans
Britannia Accommodations
/ Dining in Britannia Restaurant
Enjoy a taste of the classic ocean liner experience with a stay in the Britannia accommodations on Queen victoria and Queen Elizabeth. These comfortable staterooms offer fine amenities from room service to bathrobes and slippers. You’ll proceed each evening to the inspiring two-storey Britannia restaurant for some of the grandest dining at sea.
• Bon Voyage half bottle of sparkling wine upon embarkation
• 24-hour room service
• Satellite TV with multi-language film and music channels
• Direct-dial telephone, data port outlet and wi-fi access*
• Refrigerator, digital locking safe, hair dryer
• Bathrobes and slippers
• Nightly turndown service with complimentary chocolate
• 220V British 3-pin and 110V U.S. 2-pin sockets
• Fine soaps and shampoos • Daily abridged newspaper
Standard Inside (D3-D8) Approximately 156 square feet. Two beds, shower.
Deluxe Inside (D1-D2) Approximately 203 square feet. Two beds, shower.
Oceanview (C1-C5) Approximately 180-197 square feet. Two beds, shower and living area.
Balcony (A1-A7) Approximately 249 square feet. Two beds, shower, living area and balcony.
Britannia Club Accommodations — only on Queen Elizabeth Dining in Britannia Club Restaurant
Upgrade to an added level of intimate extras — Queen Elizabeth’s Britannia Club accommodations. You’ll be treated to additional amenities and delight in single-seating dining in the intimate, salon-like Britannia Club.
• Bon Voyage bottle of sparkling wine upon embarkation
• Plush bathrobes and slippers * Internet access charges apply. 70 20 12/Winter 2013 voyages
• Pillow Concierge Menu offering nine pillow options
Britannia Club Balcony (AA) Approximately 248 square feet. King-size or twin-size beds, bathroom with shower.
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