Britannia Club is the most quietly sensible booking on a Cunard ship: a modest premium over a standard balcony that buys you a separate restaurant and an unfixed dining time.
Club Balcony staterooms are larger than standard balconies, with upgraded bedding, a pillow menu and a daily fruit and water service.
The Britannia Club restaurant seats guests at a single sitting with no fixed time, offers an expanded menu with tableside preparation, and is a fraction of the size of the main Britannia dining room.
For anyone who dislikes the 6pm or 8.30pm choice in Britannia but does not want suite pricing, this is the grade to book.
What's included
- Single-sitting Britannia Club restaurant, dine at will
- Expanded menu with tableside preparation
- Larger Club Balcony stateroom with upgraded bedding
- Pillow menu and daily fruit and water service
- Priority tender access on selected voyages
Available on
Ships offering this experience
Launched 2004
Queen Mary 2
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Launched 2010
Queen Elizabeth
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Launched 2007
Queen Victoria
The first mid-size Queen — a triple-height Royal Court Theatre with boxes, a two-deck library and Mediterranean and Baltic seasons.
Launched 2024
Queen Anne
Cunard's newest Queen — a contemporary Grand Lobby, the fleet's largest wellness estate and a broadened international dining line-up.
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