The Queen’s Head Hotel & Public House is a town-centre pub just off the Market Place, with en-suite guest rooms behind the bar area. See our pub and live music listing for entertainment details.
Contact the hotel to discuss accessibility and family room requirements.
See the hotel’s website for direct booking and cancellation terms.
Rooms have central heating, en-suite bathrooms and tea and coffee making facilities. Ask the hotel about individual room amenities when booking.
Larger groups and families are welcome with a spacious family room available but it’s best to call with your requirements.
The bedrooms are situated behind the main bar area in a converted stable block and new purpose built accommodation development – both of which allow around-the-clock access to suit your needs.
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation and bar.
Check-in is from 3pm. The hotel’s direct terms state a 10.30am checkout, while Booking.com lists 10am. Check the terms of your reservation.
The hotel’s booking terms say pets are not allowed. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult unless arranged in advance.
Breakfast is available; some rates include it and others offer it for an additional charge. Ask the hotel about prices and dietary requirements when booking.
The hotel lists an electric vehicle charging point; the Fuuse app is required. If parking on the Market Place, check the restrictions: market days are Tuesday and Saturday.
The hotel has been in the same family for three generations, spanning more than 50 years.
Central location in Buxton
Situated in Higher Buxton, the hotel is within walking distance of Pavilion Gardens, Buxton Opera House, Buxton Crescent Experience and Buxton Visitor Centre.
Whether you’re taking in a show at the opera house, exploring the depths of Poole’s Cavern or want to see more of the Peak District National Park, the hotel offers the perfect base for exploring the wider area.
Nearby Peak District hiking trails and attractions
Close to many cycle or hiking trails or pathways in the Peak District such as Monsal Trail, Tissington Trail, MidShires Way, Pennine Bridleway or the pretty local woodland walks such as the Ring of Trees trail around Buxton.
For days out in the wider area, visitors can explore Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, the Heights of Abraham and the National Tramway Museum in Crich. Towns and villages to explore include Bakewell, Castleton, Eyam, Ashbourne, Leek, Glossop and Hartington.
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