- Which stateroom categories does S.S. Victoria and S.S. Elisabeth have?
- 5 categories, as Uniworld names them: Royal Suite, Suite A / Suite B, Signature French Balcony A / Signature French Balcony B, Deluxe French Balcony and French Balcony. Each is listed above with its size, its deck and the photographs Uniworld publishes.
- Can I choose a particular stateroom number on S.S. Victoria and S.S. Elisabeth?
- Usually, yes. Most Uniworld categories are sold by stateroom number, so you can pick one from the deck plans above and we ask Uniworld to hold it while the category is open. Some fares are sold as a guarantee, where the line assigns the stateroom later; we tell you which before you commit.
- What does the Uniworld fare include on S.S. Victoria and S.S. Elisabeth?
- Uniworld publishes the fare as including: Award-winning, farm-to-table cuisine — breakfast, lunch and a four-course dinner, plus 24-hour room service and à la carte menus on request; Unlimited beverages, including fine wines and premium spirits, not restricted to mealtimes or a happy hour; A wide variety of excursions, each group with its own English-speaking guide and complimentary QuietVox audio headsets; Onboard entertainment and daily fitness classes. The full list, and what is charged separately, is on the Uniworld page.
- What changes when I book S.S. Victoria and S.S. Elisabeth through Via Privata?
- USD 1,500 onboard credit per suite. Credited by Via Privata on bookings of USD 40,000 or more — on top of the line's own amenities, at the fare you would pay booking direct. Below that, the Virtuoso amenity applies instead: a USD 150 shipboard credit per guest (USD 300 per stateroom) on departures that are not Virtuoso Voyages dates, confirmed in writing at booking.
- Which ships does this page cover?
- 2 ships: S.S. Victoria and S.S. Elisabeth. Uniworld publishes a 2027 sheet for each ship (2028 is the same). The layout and room numbers match; only the deck names differ.