Fantastic Dining Options

The S.S. Beatrice has many fantastic qualities, including its distinctive dining options that are named after Austrian composers. In the main Mozart restaurant, you’ll find a delicious buffet breakfast and more formal evening meal, and Schubert’s, an intimate 18-seat restaurant located at the bow of the ship. Here, you’ll take in fantastic views as you enjoy a mouthwatering feast. If you want to know how your food is made, you can take part in a cookery class alongside the onboard chef in the cosy Max’s restaurant.

Awe-Inspiring Royal Owners’ Suites

From the French Balcony Staterooms to the Grand Suite, each and every cabin option offers an abundance of luxury and sophistication, but for the height of opulence, take a look at the Royal Owners’ Suites. These impressive lodgings measure an impressive 390 square and boast a spacious living room, modern marble bathroom, handcrafted Savoir® of England bed and separate rain shower and bathtub. The only problem is, you will be so happy in there you’ll have to be careful not to miss out on all of the other amenities that S.S. Beatrice has to offer!

Total Freedom on the Danube

With connecting rooms for friends and families, a fitness centre, spa and a choice of restaurants, the S.S. Beatrice has so much to offer both seasoned travellers and newbies alike. With a choice of itineraries ranging from the eight-day ‘Delightful Danube’ cruise to the 19-day ‘Portraits of Eastern Europe’ (which will enable guests see and discover every corner of this majestic waterway), there really is something for everyone.