Penzance Hotels Queens Hotel Cornwall

Escape to the Queens Hotel in the far west of Cornwall...

On May 19th the Olympic Torch will pass right in front of the Queens Hotel.

To celebrate this once in a lifetime event we are offering a special weekend break of £70 per person per night.

To book your ring side seat call 01736 -362371

'Service was fantastic' Kerry 'We enjoyed our stay very much', excellent service J Braily

Check in, chill out and enjoy unrivalled view across Mounts Bay. The Queens Hotel has been welcoming visitors to the far west of Cornwall since 1862.

Our family run hotel offers high levels of comfort and style whilst still reflecting its heritage with fine paintings and grand architecture.

Many of the bedrooms have sea views and the Promenade Restaurant is well known for its food and use of fresh local produce.

We have free car parking and WiFi and there is no single supplement if travelling alone and we welcome dogs.

Sucessfully reducing our carbon footprint - read about our progress and Green Credentials here

Sea food is our speciality Promenade Restaruant Penzance

Our seaview restaurant uses the best in local produce..

vegetables – supplied daily from our local farmer in St Hilary near Marazion

Meat – supplied daily from our local butcher in Redruth

Fish – supplied daily from our local supplier in St Ives mostly landed in Newlyn which is visible from the newly refurbished Promenade Restaurant.

Local Real Ales - St Austell

Mounts Bay from the Queens Hotel Penzance Cornwall

Land's End is also very near as is the Minack Theatre, a wonderful open air theatre carved out of the hillside and cliffs overlooking Porthcurnow. The theatre regularly puts on performances of Shakespeare and well known musicals.

Walk the beautiful and varied coastal footpaths and explore the ancient Celtic history with standing stone circles, quoits and bronze age villages. A short visit to the enchanting Isles of Scilly is available by boat, aeroplane or helicopter.

St. Michael's Mount, the most famous landmark in Cornwall, is just a short drive away and can be walked to when the tide is low. Land's End is also very near as is the Minack Theatre, a wonderful open air theatre carved out of the hillside and cliffs overlooking Porthcurnow. The theatre regularly puts on performances of Shakespeare and well known musicals.

Walk the beautiful and varied coastal footpaths and explore the ancient Celtic history with standing stone circles, quoits and bronze age villages. A short visit to the enchanting Isles of Scilly is available by boat, aeroplane or helicopter.

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