I booked this hotel through one of those discount companies so you know going in that there are NO refunds. We arrived to find a dark dark hotel with very very narrow hallways and very small rooms Now we rented the big king room with sitting area and it was still very small. The lady at the desk was nice... More

My husband and I stayed January, 20th 2013 a night before our cruise. Although she is over 80 years old (at times shows her age but that's the charm) we really enjoyed staying here. We did a night tour and learned alot about her history. We had a deluxe stateroom with 2 twin beds and the bathroom is very old... More

We stayed at the Hotel Queen Mary for two nights (before we went on a cruise). Our friends recommended this hotel, and we weren't disappointed. After we booked our room, I read some reviews--and was a bit nervous about our decision. But, as far as we are concerned, we loved the hotel. It had such an old world atmosphere. The... More

We stayed on the Queen Mary during a convention recently. The group was the International Guild of Knot Tyers, so a nautical setting was perfect. We had a room overlooking the harbor and kept our portholes open the entire time, taking in the sea breezes and the bird sounds. Staying in this bit of floating history, walking the halls adorned... More

What a great experience it was staying and dining on the Queen Mary. My wife and I would certainly stay again. We stayed for three nights and enjoyed the whole time we were there. Being truly into the Titanic, this is the closest you can get to being on that ship. (Considering the QM was used many times as the... More

We were really glad we ended up staying on the Queen Mary during our visit to LA. It is like staying in a museum and I imagine would be a huge hit with kids. The ship has been maintained very well and it's a complete departure from a conventional hotel experience. We ate several times on the ship and weren't... More

Chose the Queen Mary because of the BBQ Classic being held on the grounds. Stayed one night. The room had two portholes, a queen sized or full bed and was totally art deco. Very cool to roam the decks and was so easy to walk back and forth from the event.

This is, of course, an 80 year old vessel, but that is no excuse for the maintenance issues we experienced, like a broken reading lamp (with wires hanging out of it) and a non-working TV. Other than that the room was fine, and we enjoyed our starboard-side cabin with its antique bathroom and portholes looking out at the Long Beach... More

I could not rate the Queen Mary the same way as I would rate other hotels. The rooms are not in a perfect shape and the bathrooms are not really up to date. Nevertheless, I absolutely enjoyed my one week stay. The atmosphere has been much better than on today's cruise ships and you can imagine, how traveling has felt... More