The Queens Hotel

United Kingdom · Penzance

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The Queens Hotel

The Queens Hotel in Penzance welcomes dogs and cats, with a maximum of 2 pets in total. There is no pet accommodation fee.

  • Dogs welcome
  • Cats welcome

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Pet policy

Who can stay, what it costs, and the little details to know.

Pets welcome
Dogs or Cats
Pet fee

Pets stay free

Pet fees & charges

Separate from your room rate

Pet fee

There is no additional pet fee

Free

Pet policy details

  • Dogs
    Dogs are welcome.
    Cats
    Cats are welcome.
    Limits
    Up to 2 pets in total.

Pet-friendly room types aren’t specified. Check with the property before booking.

About the property

Stunning Sea Views Located by Penzance beach, The Queen's Hotel offers picturesque views of Mount's Bay, St. Michael's Mount, and Newlyn Harbour from its restaurant. Some rooms also provide stunning sea views, perfect for a relaxing stay by the coast. Delicious Dining Experience Guests can enjoy complimentary full English and continental breakfasts with a sea view at the dining room. The Promenade Restaurant serves freshly caught seafood, fish, and locally sourced produce, accompanied by an extensive wine list, ensuring a delightful dining experience. Convenient Amenities The hotel provides free parking, an on-site hair & beauty salon, and free Wi-Fi in all rooms. With an en suite bathroom and tea/coffee making facilities in each room, guests can enjoy a comfortable and convenient stay at The Queen's Hotel. Book your seaside getaway at The Queen's Hotel today!

Address

The PromenadePenzance, TR18 4HGUnited Kingdom

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