United Kingdom
, Bristol 
Felicity
Bearing in mind that this pub prides itself on its restaurant meals, there is no provision for a cooked breakfast. You only get to know that the breakfast is what they call 'continental' after you have booked. This comprises tea, coffee, fruit juice, yoghurt, flapjack, milk and small boxed cereal. One of our cereal boxes had an expired BBD, so we left it out so that the staff could see it when we were out (there wasn't anyone around to mention this to) but it had been put back in the cupboard there for us the next day, along with a second box!
The day we arrived (Friday) there appears to have been a special event at The Queens. This meant that music was blaring out until nearly 1am and noisy customers at the front of the pub which we could hear even though the windows were closed. Needless to say we weren't told about this when we booked either, or even had it mentioned when we checked in, although to be fair the pub was very busy and the staff probably had other things on their minds.
There is no dedicated check-in desk so we had to wait until one of the bar staff was available to give us our key and show us to the room, which was very comfortable and clean.
Parking is on a first come, first served basis and given the event on the Friday evening, we had to park some way from the pub in the village as it was so busy.
The day we arrived (Friday) there appears to have been a special event at The Queens. This meant that music was blaring out until nearly 1am and noisy customers at the front of the pub which we could hear even though the windows were closed. Needless to say we weren't told about this when we booked either, or even had it mentioned when we checked in, although to be fair the pub was very busy and the staff probably had other things on their minds.
There is no dedicated check-in desk so we had to wait until one of the bar staff was available to give us our key and show us to the room, which was very comfortable and clean.
Parking is on a first come, first served basis and given the event on the Friday evening, we had to park some way from the pub in the village as it was so busy.
