Princess Grill is the value point in the Cunard hierarchy: you get the single-sitting Grill restaurant and the private Grills spaces without paying Queens Grill money.
Princess Grill suites (P2 and P1 grades) are junior suites with a separate seating area, larger bathroom and a full balcony on most ships.
Dining is in the Princess Grill restaurant, single-sitting and unfixed, with a menu shorter than the Queens Grill card but the same kitchen and service standard.
Grills Lounge and Grills Terrace access come with the grade, as does priority embarkation — which on a Southampton turnaround day is worth a great deal on its own.
What's included
- Single-sitting Princess Grill restaurant
- Grills Lounge and Grills Terrace access
- Junior suite with separate seating area
- Priority embarkation and disembarkation
- Concierge service and complimentary bar setup
Available on
Ships offering this experience
Launched 2004
Queen Mary 2
The only ocean liner in service — built for the North Atlantic, with a planetarium, the largest library at sea and transatlantic kennels.
Launched 2010
Queen Elizabeth
The mid-size Queen — a double-height library, the Garden Lounge conservatory and long Japan, Alaska and Australia seasons.
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.
Also from this line
Other onboard experiences
Queens Grill
Cunard's top suite grade — a single-sitting restaurant, private lounge and terrace, and an à la carte menu on request.
Britannia Club
An upper balcony grade with its own single-sitting restaurant — the cheapest way out of fixed dining times.
Mareel Wellness and Beauty
Cunard's spa and thermal suite — hydrotherapy pool, aromatic steam rooms and heated loungers on every Queen.
Cruise line