At the last minute, my husband got our anniversary off of work. Since we had stayed at the Queen Mary two years before on our wedding night, I thought it would be romantic to stay there again. I looked on-line at the QM site and found a deluxe spa package for a reasonable rate. It included a deluxe stateroom, a $50 MEAL certificate, two one hour massages, and two Queen baths at the spa on board. I was concerned with the spa having availability on such short notice, so I decided to call the reservations desk directly instead of booking online. I asked her about the spa having openings, and she put me on hold. Then she told me that massages were only by appointments on Mondays, and I would be fine as long as I went in between 12 and 4. So, we arranged for an early check-in at 1 p.m., went to our room, and I called the spa to tell them we were on our way. They told me that they were booked for the rest of the day, and that they could provide our services the following afternoon. Unfortunately, my husband had to be at work at 8 a.m. the next day, and I told her that. She stated that this has happened many times before, where the reservation desk claims they have openings and they don't. To here credit, the spa did try to work with us. They said they would call someone in, and they could do our massages one after the other. I declined. I didn't want a massage from someone who got called in at the last minute, and I didn't want to wait around an hour for my husband to get a massage after me on our anniversary night. I was so disappointed by the whole experience that we decided to leave altogether. The woman at the front desk refunded out money, but did not seem apologetic about the ordeal. She wrote a note in the computer system to let her manager know why we refunded our money. They have our contact information, but we have not heard anything from the hotel. Unless this hotel comes under new management, my husband and I will not return, regardless of the sentimental attachment we have to this location.