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The Queens Hotel has been welcoming visitors to the far west of Cornwall since 1862, with great service in a friendly atmosphere. Our family-owned and run hotel offers high levels of comfort and style whilst still reflecting its heritage with fine paintings and grand architecture. Many of the bedrooms have sea views and the Promenade Restaurant is well known for its food and use of fresh local produce. We have ample car parking and free wi-fi throughout the hotel.
All reviews sea view coach party reading room sea front mounts bay large bathroom single room four poster bed bit dated comfortable hotel sunday lunch first floor scilly isles long weekend nothing is too much trouble lands end town centre
My parents have literally just got home from a brilliant stay at your hotel with their bakers dolphin gold coach break. Cannot stop raving about how much they enjoyed themselves. All the staff were fantastic especially gemma, sam and Selwyn (hope I've spelt your name...More
Thank Laura M
Response from Queens H, Public Relations Manager at The Queens HotelResponded 2 weeks ago
Dear Laura M,
We just wanted to thank you for taking the time to share your parents' experience at the Queens Hotel. We're really glad they had a memorable stay and that they found the hotel staff so welcoming - it's something we take great...More
Such a shame that they seem to be scrimping terribly on staff these days. Nobody to 'hold the fort' at the bar. Reception told me there was a bell I could ring if I wanted service...but no bell to be seen! Eventually a very young...More
Nice and cosy room the bed was very comfortable slept very well. I had dinner good prices and delicious food and a nice and relaxed atmosphere I would definitely come again staff are very friendly , I felt like I went back in time a...More
Thank adelina1976
Response from Queens H, Public Relations Manager at The Queens HotelResponded 2 weeks ago
Dear adelina1976,
We just wanted to thank you for taking the time to share your experience at the Queens Hotel. It's really pleasing to hear that you enjoyed the food and that you found us welcoming - we take great pride in making our guests...More
Queens hotel is an old building with many ancient accessories, creak floorboards, long/tall windows that are drafty and permanently closed, old creaky radiators and very large rooms. The dining room was set up for over 160 people and aonly half full, the staff were pushed...More
Thank Rodders_T
Response from Queens H, Public Relations Manager at The Queens HotelResponded 2 weeks ago
Dear Rodders_T,
Thank you for sharing your recent experience of the Queens Hotel. We were pleased to read you found the checking in and out process smooth, however we are very sorry to hear there were some issues in over areas of our service.
Please...More
I arrived on my bike, wet from the rain, and within 10 minutes found myself in a cosy room with a fabulous view of the sea, so I could get dry and have a cup of tea in total comfort. Bed was also comfortable, and...More
Thank Teresa M
Response from Queens H, Public Relations Manager at The Queens HotelResponded 4 weeks ago
Dear Theresa M,
We just wanted to thank you for sharing your recent experience of the Queens Hotel. We're really pleased that you enjoyed your stay and we hope that the rest of your two-wheeled trip was a good one, despite the wet weather!
Best...More
Response from Queens H | Property representative |
Hi Bankslover,
We’re a short walk (5-10 minutes down the road) from Penzance town centre and the Tourist Information office is at the other side of town (another 5-10 minutes) beside the bus and train stations.
Literally... More
Hi Bankslover,
We’re a short walk (5-10 minutes down the road) from Penzance town centre and the Tourist Information office is at the other side of town (another 5-10 minutes) beside the bus and train stations.
Literally right outside the hotel is Penzance Promenade, which if you follow in an Easterly direction takes you on the coastal path over to Marazion (and St Michael’s Mount) and to the West are the beautiful fishing villages of Newlyn and Mousehole. We recently put up a post on our blog about coastal walks near the hotel so this may be of interest.
I hope this helps and if you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.
