Queen Victoria Review

Not quite as good as Queen Elizabeth, but close

Review for South America Cruise on Queen Victoria
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druettjo
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Feb 2017
Cabin: Balcony

We chose this cruise so we could see the Magellan Straits from our balcony (even chose starboard side to make sure of the best view) and the ship sailed through the Straits in the dead of night!

That was disappointing, but cruising by the islands and coast of the deep south of Chile, glaciers and all, almost made up for it.

Service on board was amazing. Cruise lines -- and not just Cunard -- owe a great deal to their Filipino staff. They are friendly without being over-friendly. They remember your name and your likes and dislikes. Our lovely cabin steward soon realized that we liked to leave the bathroom light on, and left it that way. He learned our hours, so the cabin was always made up when we returned from breakfast.

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Balcony

Cabin BE

The cabin was the same design as on Queen Elizabeth, but much more annoying. On the QE, the full length mirror is on the outside of the wardrobe. On the QV, it is stuck on the inside of the door. Every time you want to check your dress, the door swings back at you. It is very dark by the wardrobes, too. And the wall at the end of the bed has no pictures. It made for a very boring and annoying cabin. But it was kept spick and span

Port Reviews

Rio de Janeiro

I had always wanted to go to Rio, and was really disappointed. Will never bother again

Montevideo

Very pleasant walking tour. Great guide and very interesting

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