Complimentary Latte, Coffee & Hot Chocolate on QM2?

[Classiccruiser777]

Hi & thanks in advance... Does the QM2 offer complimentary coffee, lattes, mocha's & hot chocolate anywhere other than in the restaurants (we are Britannia class passengers)?

[VirginCruiser II]

Originally Posted by Classiccruiser777

Hi & thanks in advance... Does the QM2 offer complimentary coffee, lattes, mocha's & hot chocolate anywhere other than in the restaurants (we are Britannia class passengers)?

At various locations in the King's Court area there are hot drinks stations where all these are freely available (for free!) All these stations are self-service, have all the different types of teas you could want, coffee and decaf-coffee are available, all the different types of milk are there, hot chocolate you make up yourself using the sachets provided - all good stuff though.
Also down in 'Connexions' there is another hot drinks station as well.

[heywood]

I didn't have the hot chocolate but the coffee is out of a machine and is warm and wet and sufficient. For a nice cappucino I went to Sir Samuel's but there is a charge. I didn't see (but didn't look for) coffee sachets. There are lots of teas available too at those locations that Virgincruiser states.

[VirginCruiser II]

No. No coffee in sachets - only the hot chocolate.
Coffee comes out of the machines either regular or decaf, all the different types of milk are there so you can make your coffee how you prefer.
But as Heywood says, if you want a really good cup of coffee or a proper cappucino you will need to go to Sir Samuel's and pay!

[SeaMatesNYC]

Originally Posted by Classiccruiser777

Hi & thanks in advance... Does the QM2 offer complimentary coffee, lattes, mocha's & hot chocolate anywhere other than in the restaurants (we are Britannia class passengers)?

Kings Court is regular and decaf coffee from machines (not so good, but will get the engine going in the morning, if you can stand it). You may also order coffee from Room Service, a bit better than KC, but still too mild for my tastes. Lattes, mochas, Americanos, capuccinos, and espressos at Sir Sam's for a charge. Espressos complimentary at dinner (not sure about the rest, as have never ordered them).

[DKNYC]

Cappuccno in Britannia Resturant at mealtimes was pretty good IMO and free.

Denise

[renne]

Cappuccino should only be served before 11 a.m. It is only good for breakfast and not during the day as it is "bad for the digestion" later on, according to many good looking Italian servers.