One Month Until Queen Anne

In just a month’s time, Cunard will welcome a new era of sailing, going from three queens to four. Queen Anne will welcome her first guests in Southampton for her maiden sailing on 3 May 2024.

Amongst this spectacular inaugural season, guests joining this sold-out voyage should expect unforgettable entertainment, Cunard’s signature experiences and extravagant new venues.

New Signature Venues

Like the other Queens, Queen Anne leaves nothing to be desired regarding restaurants and bars, this time with more choices than ever. Whether you’re looking for spontaneous treats, Artisan’s Foodhall, or laid-back refreshments, the new venues are the perfect setting for making new memories throughout your voyage.

Artisans’ Foodhall

Artisans’ Foodhall caters to every craving, whether a quick bite or a sit-down meal. Enjoy fresh and vibrant breakfast options like pancakes or smoothies. For lunch, indulge in various colourful salads and hearty pasta dishes. Treat yourself to afternoon snacks with tempting pastries and cakes. Enjoy evening dinner to explore a world of flavours with juicy burgers, expertly spiced curries, and classic roast beef with all the fixings. Unique dietary options are available throughout the day, and late-night snacks ensure no one goes hungry. With something for everyone, dining at Artisans’ Foodhall is always a delight.

Artisan’s Foodhall

Carinthia Lounge

Nestled in the heart of the Grand Lobby, the Carinthia Lounge is a cherished favourite among Cunard guests, offering the perfect start to your day at sea. The elegant décor and breathtaking views through its glazed conservatory make it a haven that impresses rain or shine. Live music sets the tone as you savour expertly crafted pastries and freshly brewed coffee. From morning pastries to flavorful lunch options, the lounge satisfies every craving. Before venturing ashore, indulge in a light snack to fuel your adventures. You also have the option to treat yourself to some wine, charcuterie boards, and small plates as the day winds down, completing the menu in this stylish setting.

Carinthia Lounge

Chart Room

The sophisticated Chart Room cocktail lounge exudes its own distinctive charm. During the day, explore a drinks menu inspired by nautical charts, offering a diverse selection of refreshing soft drinks, crisp wines, premium beers, and small-batch spirits. As evening approaches, indulge in signature cocktails inspired by celestial wonders and the enchanting night sky. Whether you’re seeking intimate moments or spontaneous gatherings with fellow travellers, the refined ambience of the Chart Room enhances every experience.

Chart Room

Cunard partners with Savile Row Master Tailer Kathryn Sargent

It was an exciting moment as Cunard Captain Inger Thorhauge met with Savile Row Master Tailor Kathryn Sargent for the final fitting of the uniforms before the arrival of the new ship, Queen Anne.

Kathryn Sargent, renowned as the world’s first female Master Tailor, collaborated with Cunard to design bespoke uniforms in classic blues, whites, and mess attire tailored for the next generation of Cunard Captains and Officers.

Drawing inspiration from the rich history of Cunard preserved in its archives, the new uniforms seamlessly blend the finest elements of British design and style with the esteemed heritage of ocean travel.

Cunard partners with Savile Row Master Tailer Kathryn Sargent

Captain Inger Thorhauge said: “It’s been a privilege to work with Kathryn and see how the style and elegance of her uniforms have come to life throughout the design and fitting process. I can’t wait to wear the new uniform with pride when I and my team will be welcoming guests for the very first time on May 3.”

Kathryn Sargent added: “I have long held a fascination and interest in the symbolism and structure of uniforms and working with Cunard. It has been a privilege to get to know Captain Inger and to work with a brand whose principles closely align with a shared sense of tradition, precision, craft and putting the individual at the heart of what both do – and an appreciation for dressing appropriately with a sense of occasion, grace, and comfort.”