Single staterooms now available on Cunard Line’s Queen Elizabeth

Photo courtesy of Cunard Line
Photo courtesy of Cunard Line

Recognizing the increasing popularity of solo travel, Cunard Line is pleased to announce the addition of single staterooms on board Queen Elizabeth.  The eight outside and one inside staterooms are on sale now and available for booking beginning with the 16 December 2014 sailing (voyage number Q422).
The inclusion of single staterooms builds upon Cunard’s offerings that cater to this growing audience.  Across the Line’s fleet, passengers travelling on their own can look forward to special activities organized by the ships’ social hostesses, including a welcome reception on embarkation day, coffee and cookies every sea day morning, and specially organized meeting points and excursions on port days.
Single ladies who enjoy dancing will love Queen Elizabeth’s Gentlemen Dance Hosts, who know all the formal ballroom dances and are available during evening balls held in the Queens Room.
These special touches enhance Queen Elizabeth’s myriad of activities for all guests, including Cunard’s signature afternoon tea service, Cunard Insights speakers and enrichment programmes, world class retail shopping and fine dining, on board casino, spa, library and many more.
Single stateroom features include:

  • Ideal mid-ship location in close proximity to the social areas of the Empire Casino, the Royal Court Theater and the Queens Room
  • Single bed with generous width of over 47”
  • Large windows (outside staterooms only)

 

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