FIRST LOOK inside Cunard's new ship Queen Anne: The Mail spends the night on the £500m liner ahead of its maiden voyage. Here is our fascinating video footage of the stay...
Jo Kessel spends the night on the Queen Anne in a Queens Grill Suite, one of the most sought-after cabins on the ship. She films her stay, showing off her room, the Grand Lobby, pools, bars, food and more READ MORE: Half hotel - half JUNGLE: Singapore's stunning property covered in foliage
AdvertisementHello from Southampton and Cunard's new Queen Anne cruise ship, the fourth ship to join this cruise British classic of the line's fleet and the 249th ship to sail under the Cunard flag.
Cunard has been in operation for 184 years and is one of the the most historic cruise lines in the world. All of its ships are named after former British monarchs, with Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria already in service.
And the 14 decks, 3,000- The passenger Queen Anne is the line's first new ship in 14 years.
My video features the swimming pools, the promenade deck and the grand staircases of this world-class ship, as well as one of the fanciest suites on board, complete with its own butler and exclusive restaurant.
Queen Anne exudes understated opulence and the film begins in front of her iconic funnel before exploring the two main swimming pools (one with a retractable glass roof) as well as its promenade terrace and classic patio games.
Hello from Southampton and Cunard's new Queen Anne cruise ship, the fourth ship to join this cruise British classic of the line's fleet and the 249th ship to sail under the Cunard flag.
Cunard has been in operation for 184 years and is one of the the most historic cruise lines in the world. All of its ships are named after former British monarchs, with Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria already in service.
And the 14 decks, 3,000- The passenger Queen Anne is the line's first new ship in 14 years.
My video features the swimming pools, the promenade deck and the grand staircases of this world-class ship, as well as one of the fanciest suites on board, complete with its own butler and exclusive restaurant.
Queen Anne exudes understated opulence and the film begins in front of her iconic funnel before exploring the two main swimming pools (one with a retractable glass roof) as well as its promenade terrace and classic patio games.
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