Anyone contemplating a QE2 crossing or cruise should keep in mind that when you select your cabin, you are also selecting your restaurant- a vestige of the class system that long ago was the rule on the great liners. When the QE2 first entered service 31 years ago, she was divided into first and tourist classes, (mostly designated by signs rather than closed doors, as was the case aboard the previous Cunard Queens). Tourist class later became transatlantic class, and the first-class-only signs gradually died away.

• Luxuriate in a Queens Grill sea-view suite or ultra-deluxe cabin, paired with the finest single-seating restaurant afloat.
• Choose Princess and Britannia Grills for deluxe ocean-view cabins and intimate single-seating restaurants.
  
• Caronia accommodations combine comfortable sea-view cabins with a single-seating restaurant.
• Mauretania accommodations feature inside and outside cabins with a restaurant offering exciting menus and a choice of early or late seating.

Grand Suite (QS)

Mauretania Oceanview Stateroom

Queens Grill Luxury Outside (Q2)

Queens Grill Ultra Deluxe Single Outside (QG)

Princess Grill Deluxe Single Outside (PG)

Grand Suite (Q1)