Queens Hotel

122 Church Rd, Crystal Palace, Croydon, Crystal Palace, Greater London, England

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About Queens Hotel

Established in 1854, the Queens Hotel is a magnificent Victorian building overlooking, Crystal Palace. The Crystal Palace National Sport Centre,and Selhurst Football Grounds are in walking distance. Central London (12.9 km/ 8 miles) and Croydon (4.8 km/ 3 miles) are in easy reach. The hotel offers light food and beverage throughout the day. Our banqueting and meeting facilities can accommodate up to 800 guests at any time. Unusually for London, we provide free parking and the hotel is not located in Congestion Charge Zone. Please contact the hotel for further information.

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