Queens Head Inn

Fairly basic accommodation in a lodge bedroom en suite. The bedroom felt slightly damp and it and the bathroom were a little tired. The bathroom would have benefited from a deep clean and was dated. Parking was immediately outside the room. Breakfast was fine, but lacked items such as muesli and fresh fruit. The staff were friendly and helpful. Overall the place needs some investment and modernisation. We wiould not be keen to repeat the experience!

Was only there for the night. No one on reception, people started to queue so had to go to the bar (which is lovely) No food though. (Bank holiday Sunday/busy hotel/quiet village) The room was mouldy, bathroom falling to bits. Hardly anywhere to charge your phone. I think they need to knock the hotel idea on the head and stick to being a great pub.

Nice overnight stay - nice bar and restaurant. Motel type of accommodation which is outside of the main building . Very quiet even being opposite a patio drinking area . The Family Room was nice but a little damp and musky smell but other than that it was nice .

Not too far from the East of England Show ground where we needed to go. Lovely food nice set up rooms outside so needed a coat if it was raining to get from room to main building but not a problem easy to have car right outside the room. Lovely biscuits with the tea/coffee but not enough!! but able to ask for more.

Nice comfortable stay at the Queens Head. A courtesy call in the evening to check my arrival time, really nice breakfast with good service. The room was big and comfortable, a bit dated but with nice touches like homemade cookies. Recommended