Stay Aboard the Queen Mary

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The Queen Mary was a luxury ocean liner in the 1930s. During wartime, it became a warship. Today the ship is docked in Long Beach, California, and has been turned into a hotel. This historic floating hotel and museum has the reputation of being on the list of the most haunted places on earth. The ship has a 60-year history and has seen 49 deaths, not including the time it was a warship. The most haunted place onboard is the engine room where a crew member who was just 18 years old was crushed to death by the infamous “Door 13”. People have seen a young man dressed in coveralls walking in the corridors and disappearing behind doors. Guests aboard the ship have seen a little girl who once drowned in the second-class pool room at the time the ship still sailed the seas. The hotel offers guests ghost hunting adventures. You’ll find it anchored 26 miles from Los Angeles. All the rooms have flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and pillow-top beds. If you opt for a suite you’ll get a mini-fridge and have a living room. Some of the suites are named after famous passengers. There is lots to like aboard such as a pub, cafe, day spa, sundeck, and a 1930s-style bar. It does not say if the ghosts come extra but I think they are just part of the same package. So if you are adventurous do book yourself a room on the Queen Mary.