The Queen Mary caters to world-class business and leisure visitors, combining its rich history with modern creature comforts for an unforgettable stay.

Since her maiden voyage in 1934, The Queen Mary has remained an epitome of privilege and elegance. In 1967, after 1,001 transatlantic crossings, the grande dame anchored in Long Beach, where she now holds court as a luxury hotel catering to discriminating guests. Each of The Queen Mary's 357 original staterooms and eight opulent suites shines with gleaming wood paneling, mirrors, and antiques come together in a traditional Art Deco glamour.

Guests room choices include the Royalty Suites, where Winston Churchill and royalty stayed and First Class, Family and Deluxe Staterooms with delicate touches. Guests can also opt for Mini Suites, Inside Staterooms, or Tourist Staterooms, each with nostalgic portholes. Amid the authentic old-world ambience, each guest room includes high-end, modern amenities. Fully air conditioned, the ship provides guests with satellite television, in-room refrigerators, and movies on demand. At the Queen Mary Spa, massage, skin care, chiropractic care and hair and makeup styling allow guests to indulge in the ship's royal treatments. Corporate travelers will enjoy the ship's wired and wireless high-speed internet access and full-service Business Center for effortless, streamlined communications.

With a huge roster of special events, fine dining and a promenade of shops and galleries, a trip to the Queen Mary is a vacation in and of itself.

The award-winning Sir Winston’s Restaurant offers continental and California cuisine in an elegant atmosphere. The Chelsea specializes in the freshest of seafood dishes, including paella and authentic bouillabaisse. Other onsite venues combine dining with cabaret, a murder mystery, or even a tour of the haunted areas of the ship! The original First Class Lounge, with its historic artwork, is now the Observation Bar, where guests relax with a cocktail and enjoy the panoramic view. A different kind of scenery can be enjoyed at Vamp, the Lounge, where spectacularly costumed showgirls present burlesque entertainment to the tunes of the 1930s and today.