Queens Head Hotel

2 Rushden Rd, Milton Ernest, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England

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About Queens Head Hotel

Relaxing and comfortable are two words that immediately come to mind in association with the Queens Head Hotel. The restaurant has an imaginative a la carte menu and the bar is warm and welcoming. The 13 bedrooms are well equipped for modern requirements and there are 4 ground floor rooms including a disabled twin room. The inn also has a private meeting room for up to 10 people, which is equipped with flip charts, ohp and video.

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