Cunard Queen's Grill Q4 Suite Tour and Review! - Aboard the MS Queen Elizabeth (7082)

We recently disembarked from an amazing 2-week voyage in the Queens Grill (first class) aboard Cunard's MS Queen Elizabeth. Here is an in-depth tour of the suite (room 7082) with its pros and cons discussed - and the butler's role explained!

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I adore a good rowdy travel adventure filled with muddy streets, derring do and tales of near misses. But about once a year, I feel the need to fall into the lap of luxury and be pampered. To retreat to a glamorous world harkening back to a bygone era of elegant travel, of dressing for dinner and dancing to an orchestra in an ornately appointed ballroom.

For those occasions, I turn to Cunard and their three Queens: the HMS Mary, the MS Elizabeth and the MS Victoria.

After 2.5 years of no pleasure travel to speak of, of isolation and non-stop work, I was ready to be pampered as never before in my life. And so for our first post-Covid cruise, we settled on the top-class cabin offered by Cunard: a Q4 Queens Grill suite aboard the Queen Elizabeth, with its own butler, its own concierge, its own exclusive restaurant, and many other elevated amenities.
So here is an in-depth tour of the suite (room 7082) that we inhabited, complete with its pros and cons - and the butler's role explained! What about you, dear Reader? Would you splurge for this stateroom?



Timestamps
00:00-00:11 Intro
00:12-00:35 Cabin types
00:36-1:48 "Office" area
1:49-5:22 "Mini"-bar tour
5:23-5:57 Living room
5:58-7:14 Balcony
7:15-10:46 Bedroom
10:47-12:42 Closet
12:43-14:13 Bathroom
14:14-16:43 Role of your butler
16:44-17:16 Moment of kitty zen