I was quite pleased with the size of the cabins on the Queen Mary. Even had a full tub....Service was great. Food was delicious, though a little pricy.

It was also very easy to get to the Queen Mary, being I'm not from LA.

I will definately return for another stay at the Queen Mary.

We Stayed on Board April 2, 2005.

It has Amazing views of Long Beach. Nice staff. We ate at One of Resteraunts it was decent priced and pretty good, but it hurt my stomach. We were there for a Wedding, That food was great. Only problem is even with our Group Discount, Rooms were awfully expensive, Room Walls are too thin and too Small.

Unlike most people who have posted reviews here, we didn't stay on The Queen Mary but we did spend the day there. We purchased the 1st class passenger museum package.

We got there early so we were able to sit on the shore and watch smaller boats on the ocean.

Then we boarded the ship! Upon boarding they take your picture (which you can ...

The ship was nice and filled with history, it's a shame that there was a presence that nobody cared. The level of upkeep was poor. Many telltale signs of quick and shoddy fixes. In the 24 hours or so that we were there none of the employees smiled, or were particularly helpful. When we checked out of the room we advised the front that no ...

On a recent date I found the QM to be a very romantic place to meet. The food and service was great and the staff did little extras for my date and I. They clearly enjoyed seeing us enjoying ourselves. The romance of the ship permiates ever inch.

It's a world apart strolling the decks and swinging into ever private nook and cranny for a stolen kiss. I highly recommend it.

I want to let you know it was one of the best nights sleep I think I ever had. It was so quiet and calm. I had the Executive Stateroom which ran about $220.94 with roomservice added with total amount. Stay was - 1 night with 2 kids, give or take a few cents. Rooms $'s range from $75.00-$400.00 a night,We got the room off season (February) and ...

We enjoyed our stay aboard the ship. The rooms were fine - clean and bigger than I expected - but don't go expecting plush decor. They have left the rooms pretty much as they would have been when the ship was sailing. This all adds to the experience but means it all looks slightly old and worn. The staff were friendly enough and the food nice. A good experience - but just be warned this is supposed to be the most haunted place in LA!!!

I've been to Long Beach, CA twice in my life, and both times, I've enjoyed a tour of the Queen Mary. I'm really big into the supernatural and ghosts, and I have to say that the atmosphere and the stories from the Queen Mary really do the trick. Not only is it REALLY fun to tour the ship and just look around, but the extra guided tours, ...

We just visited the floating hotel for the
third time this year. Each time we find new
and fun things to do. This time we took a water taxi to Shoreline village, walked up
Pine Ave. to "resturant row" for dinner,
came back for a nightcap in the Observation
bar.Next morning took the self-guided tour.
It's rich with history and beauty.It's a
wonderful destination even if you never
leave the ship.