My girlfriend and I spent 3 nights in one of the top-of-the-line Full Suites. And while it was wonderful to feel we were back in time and to have so much room to spread out, we were shocked to discover that the bathtubs had a rounded bottom to them. By this I mean, when you stood in the tub to... More

Our trip was a spur of the moment decision when the plumbing broke at our vacation cabin. We have stayed on the Queen Mary before and always have enjoyed our selves and visiting Parkers Lighthouse over at Shoreline Village for some good sea food. We recommend the happy hour at Parkers for some good deals on food and beverage. Also,... More

in general very good and interesting place to stay, concerned about getting into "town" as it seemed a bit far out but excellent free shuttle bus service right to the main places to visit in l. beach. only niggles, no free wifi because "we've changed access since you booked" available $ 10 a day !!!! and on last night slipped... More

The walls are paper thin, the place is a dump, the whole stay was one of the worst experiences of my hotel staying life. The hundred year old bathrooms were awful and uncomfortable, but it was the fact that you could clearly hear every conversation through the walls that made it special. What good is a hotel if you can't... More

I visited the Queen Mary on June 2 and 3, 2013. I read a lot of negative comments about the hotel, which led me to book a hotel room next door at the Marriott Residence Inn; however, after arriving and touring the ship, I wish I had stayed on the Queen Mary. The ship is almost 80 years old, but... More

The ship was fun and the historic aspect was very interesting. We had a mini suite and it worked well for 3. I expected the rooms to show their history, but they did need a little updating. Our beds were very uncomfortable. The food and tour were good and the desk people very friendly. The only other thing was the... More

We had been down in LA for a family wedding. Mum had booked this stay for us as a treat (we didn't want to go to Disneyland). As you drive along Queens Highway, it's like coming into Southampton in 1936, the ship appears out of no where, disappears, then before you know it, you are quayside and the valet is... More

Only problem with the room was a missing bath tub plug, but that was remedied by a call to the desk. Rooms are nice and a comfortable size. We had the harbor scenic view and it did not disappoint. My wife enjoys pelicans and we were able to see many during our stay. We took the tour and were amazed... More

I enjoyed the experience of staying on the Queen Mary. I found it to be like stepping back into the 20's or 30's. Lots of Art Deco styling and rich wood. The rooms were surprisingly large for a ship compared to some ship cabins. It was great to see all the old room fixtures like the fan, salt water taps,... More