Queenswood Hotel

Victoria Park, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England

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About Queenswood Hotel

The Queenswood is just off the sea-front in the popular resort of Weston Super Mare (over 60 miles from Cardiff). Within 22 miles of Bristol, Avonmouth & Clevedon, Weston-super-Mare has all the benefits of a sea-side town. The Queenswood Hotel is a tastefully-converted 100-year old building mixing the old and the new, which been run by the same family since 1969. We are centrally situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, offering a sunny south-facing elevated position with commanding breathtaking panoramic views. The seafront is only minutes away and a short pleasant walk through Grove Park takes you to the town centre, the theatre and other attractions of this very popular resort. Weston Super Mare is ideally located for the whole of the South-West and South Wales. When planning your trip, take into account all it can offer you: the miles of sea-front and sandy beaches, the Grand Pier, the Winter Gardens, Playhouse Theatre, Sea Aquarium and great shopping. In the outlying areas of the town you have a fantastic selection of days out to Cheddar Caves, Wookey Hole, Clarks shopping Village, Mendips and Exmoor for walking, not to mention all that Bristol, Bath, Cardiff and Taunton have to offer within an hour of Weston. We have on-site parking for six cars and there are no parking restrictions in Victoria Park itself. Please contact the hotel if you have any booking or access questions.

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