The Queens Hotel

Such a lovely place, always. Mischief the Cocker Spaniel loves it and is always welcomed. Feel bad as need to shout out all the lovely people who have looked after us over the years, but on this occasion thanks from Mischief to the lovely Grace for her kindness to him.

One Night Only Only there for the one night whilst attending an ex forces gathering so did not have sufficient time to actually use the hotel facilities to the fullest so anything I say in this review wouldn't be based on any real experience of the hotel. Breakfast was good but we only had the lighter option rather than a full English. The room was comfy but there wasn't a view. The TV was in a really odd place so much so that we couldnt watch whilst in bed unless lying on your right side. The room had a kettle and plenty of tea & coffee plus hot chocolate. There was also a jar of Jelly Beans along with plenty of biscuits. The bathroom was large with a big bath and shower over. It was very clean and fresh looking. I would stay at this hotel again.

Spent one night here at this very popular venue/pub/hotel. Great atmosphere, nice room, but what knocked the spots off anything else was the superb vegan breakfast, which unusually included scrambled tofu and black pudding (had to double check it was vegan!). Fantastic, and a great service from the friendly staff... in particular, Mo! Thank you very much for a very enjoyable stay. We will be back for a longer stay very soon.

We stayed here the weekend before Lytham festival, everything was absolutely fantastic! Our room was the Queen Victoria Suite and was very clean & comfortable. All staff were so nice & friendly and the breakfasts were delicious 👌 All in all we had a fabulous weekend and would definitely choose the Queens Hotel for our next visit!

Good parking. Next to railway station and bus stop. Nice walk to the beautiful beach. Expected to see more of the hosts but they were friendly as were the staff behind the bar. Liam did offer to help take the bags to our room - up some windy stairs but we managed. We booked a deluxe room - not sure why it was classed as deluxe just looked like a standard room. Good tea tray and snacks. Room was hot even with 4 windows open and should have a fan as standard. No visible plugs - extension lead under the bed, not able to get ready near the mirror which was right inside the door as no plug socket near it. Tv was wonky ( just a small thing but an easy fix ) . Only briefly saw the hosts at breakfast , good choice of cereal, yoghurts and fruit , the ‘Welsh’ breakfasts were freshly cooked to order and were very nice ( not sure what made it a Welsh breakfast) Not many places to eat in the evening even in the centre of town, we had food at the Queens which was nice. Got turned away from the pizza house as they were ‘ too busy to serve us !’ We did enjoy our stay but could be improved with a few minor improvements.

What a find! Rachel and Liam are fantastic hosts, so friendly and we were made to feel so welcome. Great, friendly service in the bar from Jago and Awel (I hope I have spelt your name correctly). Our room was spotless and had a very comfortable bed. Lovely addition of a treats jar plus plenty of tea, coffee etc. Now onto the food. We ate there both evenings and the meals were absolutely delicious, Liam is a fabulous chef. Finally the breakfast. I don't know why we all judge it by the sausage but we do and this one certainly did not disappoint, perfectly spiced, in fact we both agreed that Liam's breakfast was one of the best we had ever eaten. Although the hotel has a road one side and a railway line the other, it is very quiet overnight, we were not disturbed at all. Cannot recommend this hotel enough and would certainly return if we're ever in the area (and yes, they did win Four In A Bed and you can see why).