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Cunard revealed plans for a major refit of Queen Victoria set for this fall, featuring refreshed spaces, new staterooms and the introduction of The Pavilion Wellness Café.
The 2,000-guest ship will enter a three-week dry dock at Damen Shiprepair in Rotterdam beginning Oct. 17, 2026, before returning to service to continue its 2026-27 program.
"Queen Victoria has always held a special place in the hearts of our guests, celebrated for her distinctive character, intimate spaces and unmistakable sense of British elegance," said Katie McAlister, president of Cunard.
"We are thrilled to have the opportunity to refine the experiences and spaces she offers, with every decision approached with deep respect for the heritage and charm that make her who she is. From the Grand Lobby to the Queens Room, every detail has been thoughtfully considered to ensure Queen Victoria continues to deliver the timeless luxury she is known and loved for. We can't wait to welcome guests back onboard to experience these beautiful enhancements for themselves."
Queen Victoria will become the third ship in Cunard's fleet to introduce The Pavilion Wellness Café, following its debut on Queen Anne in 2024 and Queen Elizabeth in 2025. The venue will serve breakfast and lunch, featuring plant-based dishes as well as sustainably sourced meat, fish and dairy.
The Grand Lobby and the Queens Room will be reimagined while the Queens Grill and Princess Grill Suites will receive new furnishings and design elements.
The project will also add eight Britannia staterooms, including three in a new Britannia Deluxe Oceanview category, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows. The new staterooms go on sale July 20 for voyages departing from Nov. 11, 2026.
