$195 for a Two-Night Deluxe Cabin Stay, Walking Tour, Breakfast, and Champagne on The Queen Mary in California ($503 Value)
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- Complimentary breakfast & champagne
- Expansive outdoor sun deck
- Themed walking tours of ship
What You Get
- Two nights' accommodations for two in Deluxe king or Deluxe twin cabin
- Choice of four themed walking tours of the ship
- Complimentary breakfast at the Promenade Cafe
- Free bottle of champagne upon check-in
Stately Ocean Liner with Original Guest Rooms
The Queen Mary's antique fixtures and vintage charm transport travelers back in time to the glamorous age of luxury sailing. First setting sail in 1936, the historic vessel served as a World War II troop ship and aquatic playground to myriad celebrities and royalty before retiring to the restive docks of Long Beach in 1967. Today's guests are greeted with a bottle of champagne upon check-in, the better to toast the trimmings of one of 314 original first-class staterooms. Cabins nod to the past with original art-deco built-ins and wood paneling while embracing modern amenities, including iPod-docking clock radios and HD flat-panel televisions. The size and layout of each room vary, and no two cabins are alike, ensuring an oceanic experience as uniquely authentic as a dolphin's thumbprint.
After exploring their lodgings, visitors listen as the storied ship whispers its bounty of salt-steeped secrets during one of four daytime historical tours. Ears hearken to themed journeys including Behind-the-Scenes, World War II, Haunted Encounters, and Ghosts & Legends Show. Pre- or post-jaunt, travelers feed culinary as well as historical cravings at one of the vessel's restaurants and lounges, such as the elegant Sir Winston's Restaurant & Lounge, or decrease wallet ballast at one of a dozen on-board shops. In the morning, lodgers enjoy one complimentary breakfast served at the Promenade Cafe, delving into a plate of eggs, hash browns, and coffee while imbibing the ship's unmatched waterfront views. Guests are welcome to take a leisurely stroll around The Queen Mary's sun deck, and the ship can also accommodate polite nautical pets within certain policy restrictions.
Long Beach: Outdoors, Arts, and Architectural Oddities
Visitors looking to stretch out their newly acquired sea legs can take advantage of The Queen Mary's bike-rental services and peacefully pedal through the shoreline pedestrian bike path. The Queen Mary offers bicycle rentals by the hour, half day, or full day, starting at $10 for three-speed cruisers and $20 for a surrey. After working up an appetite, guests can explore an array of nearby eateries serving cuisine for every mood and palate.
Lest eyes feel neglected, Long Beach's cultural landscape also offers a chance to sample unique artistic environs and architectural befuddlements. Sightseers can meander through the streets and shops of the East Village Arts District, and peruse the visual pyrotechnics of nearby museums and aquariums. Geometry buffs may marvel at the distinctive Walter Pyramid, as well as the aptly named Skinny House at 708 Gladys Avenue, reportedly built as a bet and measuring in at a slim 10-feet wide.
Other Details
How to Book
- Purchase Groupon.
- Reservation required, call (562) 435-3511 between 7/26 and 12/25.
- Choose a date before expiration date.
- Mention your Groupon and provide your credit-card info.
Room Details
Deluxe King Stateroom
- One king-size bed in air-conditioned room
- Serta pillow-top Perfect Sleeper mattress
- More spacious than standard rooms
- Renovated rooms still maintain original feel of ship
- iPod-docking clock radios and flat-panel TVs
- Hair dryer, coffeemaker, and more in-room
- Room rates based on double occupancy
Deluxe Twin Stateroom
- Two twin-size beds in air-conditioned room
- Serta pillow-top Perfect Sleeper mattress
- Blends midcentury and modern décor
- Renovated rooms still maintain original feel of ship
- iPod-docking clock radios and flat-panel TVs
- Room rates based on double occupancy
Hotel Policies
- Check-in: 4 p.m.
- Checkout: 12 p.m.
- Minimum check-in age: 21
- Cancellation policy: 48-hour cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price may apply.
- Parking: Self-parking is available (included).
- Additional occupants: $15 per night. Children 18 and younger stay free with parents.
- Rollaway: Available for an additional $15 per night
- Smoking policy: No smoking is allowed inside the facility.
- Pet policy: Pets are welcome. A $75 nonrefundable cleaning fee must be paid at check-in. No pet may exceed 25 pounds. View complete policy here.
- Accessibility: Rooms are not handicap accessible due to age of ship.
- Wireless Internet access available for $9.95 per 24-hour period
What It's Worth
- For $195, two nights' accommodations in a deluxe king or deluxe twin cabin ($398 value)
- Choice of walking tours for two ($25 value)
- Breakfast ($20 value)
- Bottle of champagne at check in ($30 value)
- Self parking ($30 value)
- Total value: $503
Amenities
- Original art-deco built-ins and wood paneling
- Expansive outdoor sun deck
- Queen Mary Spa
- Children's arcade
- Several restaurants and a dozen shops
Traveler's Tips
- Bring a flashlight to fully enjoy the evening haunted tours.
- Smart, casual dress is required at Sir Winston's dining room.
- Not all areas are accessible by elevators, and climbing stairs is required.
Getting There
- By transit: Take the Metro Blue Line (801) toward Long Beach, then transfer to the C Bus toward Pine Ave South/Queen Mary
- By cab: About $75 from Los Angeles International Airport, via TaxiFareFinder
- By car: Travel south on I-710, approximately 25 miles south of LA
- Complimentary breakfast & champagne
- Expansive outdoor sun deck
- Themed walking tours of ship
What You Get
- Two nights' accommodations for two in Deluxe king or Deluxe twin cabin
- Choice of four themed walking tours of the ship
- Complimentary breakfast at the Promenade Cafe
- Free bottle of champagne upon check-in
Stately Ocean Liner with Original Guest Rooms
The Queen Mary's antique fixtures and vintage charm transport travelers back in time to the glamorous age of luxury sailing. First setting sail in 1936, the historic vessel served as a World War II troop ship and aquatic playground to myriad celebrities and royalty before retiring to the restive docks of Long Beach in 1967. Today's guests are greeted with a bottle of champagne upon check-in, the better to toast the trimmings of one of 314 original first-class staterooms. Cabins nod to the past with original art-deco built-ins and wood paneling while embracing modern amenities, including iPod-docking clock radios and HD flat-panel televisions. The size and layout of each room vary, and no two cabins are alike, ensuring an oceanic experience as uniquely authentic as a dolphin's thumbprint.
After exploring their lodgings, visitors listen as the storied ship whispers its bounty of salt-steeped secrets during one of four daytime historical tours. Ears hearken to themed journeys including Behind-the-Scenes, World War II, Haunted Encounters, and Ghosts & Legends Show. Pre- or post-jaunt, travelers feed culinary as well as historical cravings at one of the vessel's restaurants and lounges, such as the elegant Sir Winston's Restaurant & Lounge, or decrease wallet ballast at one of a dozen on-board shops. In the morning, lodgers enjoy one complimentary breakfast served at the Promenade Cafe, delving into a plate of eggs, hash browns, and coffee while imbibing the ship's unmatched waterfront views. Guests are welcome to take a leisurely stroll around The Queen Mary's sun deck, and the ship can also accommodate polite nautical pets within certain policy restrictions.
Long Beach: Outdoors, Arts, and Architectural Oddities
Visitors looking to stretch out their newly acquired sea legs can take advantage of The Queen Mary's bike-rental services and peacefully pedal through the shoreline pedestrian bike path. The Queen Mary offers bicycle rentals by the hour, half day, or full day, starting at $10 for three-speed cruisers and $20 for a surrey. After working up an appetite, guests can explore an array of nearby eateries serving cuisine for every mood and palate.
Lest eyes feel neglected, Long Beach's cultural landscape also offers a chance to sample unique artistic environs and architectural befuddlements. Sightseers can meander through the streets and shops of the East Village Arts District, and peruse the visual pyrotechnics of nearby museums and aquariums. Geometry buffs may marvel at the distinctive Walter Pyramid, as well as the aptly named Skinny House at 708 Gladys Avenue, reportedly built as a bet and measuring in at a slim 10-feet wide.
Other Details
How to Book
- Purchase Groupon.
- Reservation required, call (562) 435-3511 between 7/26 and 12/25.
- Choose a date before expiration date.
- Mention your Groupon and provide your credit-card info.
Room Details
Deluxe King Stateroom
- One king-size bed in air-conditioned room
- Serta pillow-top Perfect Sleeper mattress
- More spacious than standard rooms
- Renovated rooms still maintain original feel of ship
- iPod-docking clock radios and flat-panel TVs
- Hair dryer, coffeemaker, and more in-room
- Room rates based on double occupancy
Deluxe Twin Stateroom
- Two twin-size beds in air-conditioned room
- Serta pillow-top Perfect Sleeper mattress
- Blends midcentury and modern décor
- Renovated rooms still maintain original feel of ship
- iPod-docking clock radios and flat-panel TVs
- Room rates based on double occupancy
Hotel Policies
- Check-in: 4 p.m.
- Checkout: 12 p.m.
- Minimum check-in age: 21
- Cancellation policy: 48-hour cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price may apply.
- Parking: Self-parking is available (included).
- Additional occupants: $15 per night. Children 18 and younger stay free with parents.
- Rollaway: Available for an additional $15 per night
- Smoking policy: No smoking is allowed inside the facility.
- Pet policy: Pets are welcome. A $75 nonrefundable cleaning fee must be paid at check-in. No pet may exceed 25 pounds. View complete policy here.
- Accessibility: Rooms are not handicap accessible due to age of ship.
- Wireless Internet access available for $9.95 per 24-hour period
What It's Worth
- For $195, two nights' accommodations in a deluxe king or deluxe twin cabin ($398 value)
- Choice of walking tours for two ($25 value)
- Breakfast ($20 value)
- Bottle of champagne at check in ($30 value)
- Self parking ($30 value)
- Total value: $503
Amenities
- Original art-deco built-ins and wood paneling
- Expansive outdoor sun deck
- Queen Mary Spa
- Children's arcade
- Several restaurants and a dozen shops
Traveler's Tips
- Bring a flashlight to fully enjoy the evening haunted tours.
- Smart, casual dress is required at Sir Winston's dining room.
- Not all areas are accessible by elevators, and climbing stairs is required.
Getting There
- By transit: Take the Metro Blue Line (801) toward Long Beach, then transfer to the C Bus toward Pine Ave South/Queen Mary
- By cab: About $75 from Los Angeles International Airport, via TaxiFareFinder
- By car: Travel south on I-710, approximately 25 miles south of LA
Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Dec 25, 2011. Amount paid never expires.
- Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts
- Not valid to book until 7/26/11
- Subject to availability
- 48-hour cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price may apply
- Must be 21 or older to book rooms
- Valid credit card and state-issued ID required at check-in
- Only valid for Deluxe King or Deluxe Twin staterooms
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
- Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings
About The Queen Mary-Old Ownership
Since its maiden voyage in 1936, The Queen Mary has cultivated a colorful history by transporting iconic figures from Winston Churchill to Fred Astaire across the ocean blue, as well as serving as troop transport in a world war. Today, passengers board the famous ocean liner to tour historical and haunted areas amidships or stay overnight in an onboard hotel. Visitors rub elbows at seasonal soirees and dive into historical exhibits, fueling up at restaurants, bars, and cafés for a literal taste of The Queen Mary's brand of luxury.