Honest, First-Hand Cunard Line Cruise Reviews

In my detailed Cunard Queen Elizabeth reviews, you will discover a ship that captures the golden age of ocean travel. Launched in 2010, this modified Vista-class vessel brings stunning Art Deco elegance and refined British traditions to the sea. My trip reports cover everything from the legendary daily Afternoon Tea served by white-gloved waiters in the Queens Room to grabbing a pint and a classic pub lunch at the Golden Lion. For those looking to escape the mega-ship crowds, she offers sophisticated spaces like the Commodore Club for panoramic evening cocktails. Read on to see what it's truly like to sail with Cunard!

In my Queen Mary 2 reviews, I dive into what it is actually like to sail on the only true, purpose-built ocean liner still in service today. Designed specifically to handle the rough seas of the North Atlantic, she offers a remarkably stable and smooth ride. My trip reports detail the incredibly unique features you won't find on standard cruise ships, like Illuminations (the first planetarium at sea), the largest floating library, and even dedicated dog kennels. Whether you are grabbing a pint at the Golden Lion Pub, enjoying a panoramic cocktail in the Commodore Club, or dressing up for a spectacular Gala Evening in the Queens Room, sailing on the QM2 is an unforgettable, classic experience.