The Queen Mary Hotel

Long Beach, California Coast

Standard Inside Stateroom
Deluxe Outside Stateroom
Standard Inside Stateroom
Deluxe Outside Stateroom
Verandah Deck
Wheelhouse
Family Stateroom
Historic Exhibit
Standard Inside Stateroom
Deluxe Outside Stateroom
Standard Inside Stateroom
Deluxe Outside Stateroom
Verandah Deck
Wheelhouse
Family Stateroom
Historic Exhibit

The hotel

Fancy something a little different? Look no further than the Hotel Queen Mary – once the grandest ocean liner that ever sailed the high seas, is now permanently docked quayside, offering a hotel experience like no other! The Queen Mary is filled with history, during WW2 it began carrying military personnel and Winston Churchill, he even signed the D-Day declaration onboard. Offering a glimpse into a bygone era, original Art Deco-style accommodation is on three decks (all above sea level) featuring original artwork found on the ship during her heyday. Wander round at leisure or join a guided tour, guaranteed to immerse you fully into her history – there’s a WWII tour, The Glory Days tour and even a Haunted Encounters tour for those stout of heart! There are shops aplenty – selling souvenirs, one-of-a-kind treasures, memorabilia, historic documents, artwork and so much more. Dining on-board is a delight – sample 1930s sophistication and style in the Observation Bar & Art Deco Lounge or 5-star dining at its best at Sir Winston’s. The Chelsea Chowder House & Bar offers a contemporary take on the traditional fish house whilst that great British tradition, afternoon tea, can be enjoyed in all its glory at the Tea Room.

Amenities

  • Bar
  • Spa
  • Room Service
  • Valet parking
  • Safety Deposit Box
  • Evening Entertainment
  • Fitness Centre/Gym
  • Laundry Service
  • Internet Access
  • Restaurant

Where is it

Situated in Long Beach – close to a whole variety of world-class attractions, shops and restaurants. Transfer time from Los Angeles International Airport: 30 minutes.

Hotel information

346 staterooms on 3 decks (all above sea level), with varied style and layout. All with air-conditioning, satellite TV, telephone, WiFi*, mini-bar*, safe and hairdryer. Standard Inside Staterooms have 1 queen-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Deluxe Outside Staterooms have either 1 king-size bed or 2 twin beds, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Family Staterooms have 1 king-size bed and 1 single bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults and 1 child (aged 16 years and under).

Observation Bar & Art Deco Lounge, Sir Winston’s Restaurant & Lounge, Promenade Cafe, Chelsea Chowder House & Bar, Tea Room, Midship Marketplace, Champagne Sunday Brunch. Fitness centre. Queen Mary Spa*. Guided tours, shows and exhibitions. Regular evening entertainment. Boutiques and shops. WiFi available*. Laundry/dry-cleaning service*. Room service*. Self-parking $22, valet parking $27, plus tax per night (payable locally, subject to change). Parking is located adjacent to the entrance of the ship.

This hotel has a resort fee of $16.95 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change)

Resort fee includes: - WiFi access - Restoration fee - Fitness Centre access - Self-guided tours. Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.

*Denotes local charge.

Please note: due to the nature and age of the Hotel Queen Mary, no two rooms are the same and all can differ in size and layout.

Rating summary

Traveller rating

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Apr 22, 2019 Nigel16494 San Jose, California

Arrived Easter Sunday, egg hunt for the kids and a pleasant tour. Yes it’s old 1936, but still a marvel. I last went there to visit 30 years ago , it’s lost none of its charm. After 2 days in Disneyland go for it, see something different and full of history.
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Apr 15, 2019 Kasper S

I don't know what the fuzz is about. It was overprized and large. Go spend your money some where else
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Apr 14, 2019 aydren La Puente, California

This was my first time visiting inside the queen Mary. It was very educational and pretty impressive. It costs $40 per adult to tour the inside which I thought is a little pricey but we spent all afternoon touring and hanging on the decks enjoying the SoCal weather. There is a 4-D theater which was great for the kiddos. It was only a 15 minute… Read more
This was my first time visiting inside the queen Mary. It was very educational and pretty impressive. It costs $40 per adult to tour the inside which I thought is a little pricey but we spent all afternoon touring and hanging on the decks enjoying the SoCal weather. There is a 4-D theater which was great for the kiddos. It was only a 15 minute showing about sharks but I came out learning more about them. There are two restaurants on board. One is fine dining and the other is more casual but both are on the pricey side. There is a room for the kids to enjoy in the shipyard. LEGO room. The cost of entry goes down to $13 per adult at 6:00p but that’s only because guided tours and the bottom of the ship tour close at that time. The ship closes at 8:00p Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Great for History Buffs

Apr 13, 2019 amgundry2018 Long Beach, California

This was a very nice trip into the past. The Queen Mary has a wonderfully rich history as a luxury ocean liner (not a cruise ship) hosting celebrities and royals on its quick and many journeys between England and the U.S. it became a troop ship, the Grey Ghost that cleverly eluded enemy ships and subs. Because of its rich past, the historical… Read more
This was a very nice trip into the past. The Queen Mary has a wonderfully rich history as a luxury ocean liner (not a cruise ship) hosting celebrities and royals on its quick and many journeys between England and the U.S. it became a troop ship, the Grey Ghost that cleverly eluded enemy ships and subs. Because of its rich past, the historical aspects of the Queen Mary are its best assets. The current ship is in need of refurbishment so you have to use your imagination to see how glorious this ship might have been. The decks can be slippery so wear low heeled shoes or sneakers. The tours are great!! The guides are terrific. The food is a bit over priced but good. The Illusionist act was amazing. The hotel level had seen better days. Still worth the trip! Make sure to take the steam and steel tour for a trip to the deepest parts of the ship! Read less
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Apr 13, 2019 alvins641 Long Beach, California

Attended a final team building exercise and cocktail at the Queen Mary but doing the treasure hunt and my team was First Place and members were rewarded QM Beer Can Coaties. The treasure hunt was good but can see many parts of the ship in sad shape as nobody had done any maintenance for a long time. The organizer was stingy on the finger food part… Read more
Attended a final team building exercise and cocktail at the Queen Mary but doing the treasure hunt and my team was First Place and members were rewarded QM Beer Can Coaties. The treasure hunt was good but can see many parts of the ship in sad shape as nobody had done any maintenance for a long time. The organizer was stingy on the finger food part as only grilled vegetables, cubed cheese and crackers were available to go with a very ordinary bar service. The overall experience is below my expectation. Read less