The Queen's Head

Faultless. We stayed overnight on 27th Dec 2023 in a beautifully appointed room with huge, comfortable beds and toasty duvets. Gleaming bathroom and plenty of pillows and towels. The welcome was warm and genuine. We felt like nothing was too much trouble and very much made to feel at home. Terrific Rude Giant ale on tap. I was lucky enough to have the festive brew which was a perfect pint of best bitter. The breakfast was perfect and again, we were given a cheery welcome and attended to expertly. Nice, low level music in the morning and a gentle bustle of activity behind the bar. Special mention to Will from Stockport who undoubtedly has a gift for hospitality. A team effort, of course, but he was front of house during our stay and did a sterling job.

Perfect hospitality from the Queens Head on a one night stay over Twixmas 2023. We had superb service from all the staff and a very comfortable room too. Breakfast was good and all in, I thought this was great value. Ample parking at the rear of the pub with easy access for mobility impaired.

It’s such a shame when a lovely meal, lovely staff and attention to detail is spoilt but the very dodgy practice of adding a discretionary tip automatically to the bill without even asking first. Only minor suggestion is perhaps a wee bit more lighting in the restaurant, at my age I need all the visual help I can get!

Fantastic place, lovely staff, good food, fantastic Service. I wish we would have stayed a lot longer.

Lovely stay, much improved since refurbishment. Staff helpful above and beyond. Lovely breakfast menu. Reasonable price, certainly stay again.

It would give 10/10 lovely place to stay very friendly staff, immaculate rooms very fresh clean bedding, I stayed in room 2 on the ground floor, they only thing I would like to see is voiles at the bedroom for that little bit of privacy please😊

We had been excited about visiting the sister pub to the Pembroke in our own village of Wilton as we like it there so much. The pub is really lovely , there’s a nice big car park at the rear and it was busy for a Thursday night. Our Waitress (possibly manager ) was really lovely and super friendly. We had the Wild turbot chowder which was tasty but a very small portion for the price (£22) 2 of us had fish and chips. The fish had been deep fried too much so the batter was very burnt (I’m surprised the waitress didn’t question it when bringing it from the kitchen ?) We also had the tiniest portion of mushy peas (which were served in a horrible little metal bowl ) were inedible as they had a terrible metallic taste. We were so disappointed. We didn’t like to tell the waitress as she’d been so nice. With hindsight we should have sent the fish back. Such a shame as a lovely pub.

Wonderfully warm and inviting pub and accommodation. Excellent food and service. The ear plug by the bed not only made me roar with laughter but also nod with practical appreciation!!! Lovely touches everywhere. Breakfast was superb: love a turmeric shot straight up, and the cooked food was excellent too. Such friendly and helpful staff and the locals clearly love it too.

Busy on arrival, lots of people eating as it was Easter Sunday. Greeted by pleasant and friendly staff that showed us to our table. Our table of 6 all choose the Sunday Roast. As we were placing our order (3 beef and 3 pork) the menu was changed as there was no longer any pork and the replacement was lamb. 3 beef became 6 and we requested that two were not served pink and we were assured that was not a problem. All six lunches came very pink and one was extremely pink and was returned to the kitchen. Unfortunately by the time it was returned to the table the other party members were nearly finished. However, we enjoyed the rest of the food and would return.