Recently returned from a Transatlantic crossing from New York to Southampton on the Queen Victoria and it was am amazing cruise, such that when we berthed in the UK we didn't want to disembark.
I am a wheelchair user and the cabin we were allocated was 5110 (amidships) and was very spacious with a large balcony. There was plenty of room for me to manoeuvre and the bathroom excellently laid out with a good number of handrails and easy managed shower.
Each cabin has a steward to attend to domestic matters, and ours, Ali, was quietly efficient and most helpful. Most days we did not see him but you knew he had been as the room was always spotless, towels always changed and anything else required carried out whilst we were out enjoying ourselves. If we needed anything and he wasn't in sight, a quick call to the Pursers reception and he was there within minutes to carry out the assistance we requested.
I am a wheelchair user and the cabin we were allocated was 5110 (amidships) and was very spacious with a large balcony. There was plenty of room for me to manoeuvre and the bathroom excellently laid out with a good number of handrails and easy managed shower.
It was also situated quite near to the lifts which was useful as the passageways to the cabins are quite narrow. There is room to accommodate a wheelchair but that pretty much fills the aisle.
We were amidships which is the most stable part of the ship in case of turbulence but most times you could not tell you were on board a ship.