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Hi - Potentially a first time cruiser on Queen Mary 2! Next year will be our 30th wedding anniversary and are looking at a TA crossing in a Queens Suite. We are regular HAL cruisers.

 

From the suites available, some are opposite the Concierge Lounge on Deck 9 (the other remaining suites are connecting suites which I don't want).  Has anyone stayed in one of the suites beside the Concierge Lounge? I'm slightly worried about the early morning "traffic" as on other cruises some cruisers don't have a volume control! 😁. The other suite we're considering is on Deck 10 at the front.

 

Any advice on Queens suites to a Cunard newbie would be appreciated.

 

Many thanks!

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I have just disembarked QM2 , I can confirm that the suites opposite the Concierge are NOT exactly opposite. I had to check this out only a few days ago for friend who has already booked one.

 

The suite doors are a good several yards away from the doors of the Concierge lounge 

I doubt you will have any problems with noise. Hope this helps. 

 

I had Queen Victoria suite (10001 deck 10) , however, this suite does not have a balcony - Balcony suite is Queen Elizabeth suite deck 10 Fwd.

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The Concierge Lounge is a quiet place, and while I havent yet stayed so close to it, I wouldnt hesitate. I fact I am booked in 9033 in a future voyage which is opposite the Lounge. You can hardly hear people when you are in the corridor. I never heard noise from the corridor with the door of the suite closed. Since the lead-in to the suite is a small corridor the door is further apart from the bed area than in a normal cabin.

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4 hours ago, Bell Boy said:

I have just disembarked QM2 , I can confirm that the suites opposite the Concierge are NOT exactly opposite. I had to check this out only a few days ago for friend who has already booked one.

 

The suite doors are a good several yards away from the doors of the Concierge lounge 

I doubt you will have any problems with noise. Hope this helps. 

 

I had Queen Victoria suite (10001 deck 10) , however, this suite does not have a balcony - Balcony suite is Queen Elizabeth suite deck 10 Fwd.

So grateful to you Bellboy. You reassured us tremendously. 
Hope to sail with you again  soon. 

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6 hours ago, Bell Boy said:

I have just disembarked QM2 , I can confirm that the suites opposite the Concierge are NOT exactly opposite. I had to check this out only a few days ago for friend who has already booked one.

 

The suite doors are a good several yards away from the doors of the Concierge lounge 

I doubt you will have any problems with noise. Hope this helps. 

 

I had Queen Victoria suite (10001 deck 10) , however, this suite does not have a balcony - Balcony suite is Queen Elizabeth suite deck 10 Fwd.

Just curious: the Q3 Queen Victoria suite (10001) is an accessible suite. Does it still have a tub, or is it shower(s) only?

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11 hours ago, elmac40 said:

Hi - Potentially a first time cruiser on Queen Mary 2! Next year will be our 30th wedding anniversary and are looking at a TA crossing in a Queens Suite. We are regular HAL cruisers.

 

From the suites available, some are opposite the Concierge Lounge on Deck 9 (the other remaining suites are connecting suites which I don't want).  Has anyone stayed in one of the suites beside the Concierge Lounge? I'm slightly worried about the early morning "traffic" as on other cruises some cruisers don't have a volume control! 😁. The other suite we're considering is on Deck 10 at the front.

 

Any advice on Queens suites to a Cunard newbie would be appreciated.

 

Many thanks!

Booking near the Concierge Lounge also means you can pop in for a quick expresso and pastry.snacks without going far. Coffee drinks are machine made (no barista) but still very good. The room itself is usually quiet but pax are in/out of that room and do visit the concierge during office hours. As others said, little worries about noise from the Concierge Lounge. 

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9 hours ago, rmsEtruria said:

Just curious: the Q3 Queen Victoria suite (10001) is an accessible suite. Does it still have a tub, or is it shower(s) only?

It has both . It has a free standing shower ( a sort of wet room shower)  and it also has another shower over the bath tub . I used the free standing shower which appeared to be more powerful. 

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8 hours ago, Bell Boy said:

It has both . It has a free standing shower ( a sort of wet room shower)  and it also has another shower over the bath tub . I used the free standing shower which appeared to be more powerful. 

Thanks—good to know!

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1 hour ago, elmac40 said:

Just an update to the post that I started…….we’re now booked on the QM2👍

We also celebrated our 30th anniversary last year on a QM2 TA in PG coming back home last year. You’ll feel a nice sense of space and calmness onboard. Good choice!

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