Central location, room was away from pub in extension, room was clean and comfortable

We think it would have been hot in the summer, also there was no parking. We arrived on a motorbike and were not allowed to leave it in the back yard or driveway for safekeeping. We ended parking it in another pub car park close by in exchange for having a meal there.

Perfect location just off the Market Square right at the heart of Buxton. My room was spacious; modern; clean and warm ( I was there in Winter). It was also very quiet . Shower was excellent. Wi-Fi was super reliable . Breakfast was good. Staff were very friendly & helpful. This was way better than I expected for the price - so great value for money .

The only downside for me was parking. The hotel has no bespoke parking. You need your park in a council run car park on the Market Square which charges you from 8am till 1800 ( free parking after 1800) , so had to keep running out in the morning to get that daily ticket before the wardens patrolled. Warning too: apparently there is a market on Tuesdays and Saturdays - so you are not allowed to park there on those days - OR the evenings before market days - which is a bit inconvenient.

The room was great- clean and spacious. The bed was comfortable. The breakfast, which was the full English type- you could select items from the breakfast menu, also juice and cereal was available- was excellent. The staff were very friendly and accomodating, even allowing my friends to wait in our room to surprise my wife (we went there to celebrate her birthday) before we'd officially booked in.

We had no problems at all. The pub itself is noisy and busy at night, but that wasn't a problem for me and my friends, it was an attraction! The rooms themselves are seperate from the main pub building, so probably would have been quiet enough- we didn't spend very long in there!

Room was very clean and spacious! Breakfast was traditional English and it was delicious. Staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. The owner talked extensively to us about what to do and see in the area. We grabbed a pint in the pub each night and there was some live music one night which was fun.

Bathroom was small for a four person room. It was clean and did the job but was very tight. No parking on site. There is a car park right down the street though so that was convenient. Wish the pub sold food!

The bed was very large and comfortable, the room was clean and the breakfast was delicious. The staff were all polite and helpful. The room was separate from the pub, overlooking a courtyard at the back so it was possible to access the room from a side gate without having to go through the pub when it was busy at night.

The basin in the shower room was very small indeed so it was difficult to use without splashing, but that is a minor point and we managed. The shower was a good size.

Really nice clean room, looked like it had recently been refurbished. The room is in an annex at the rear of the pub, so no problem with noise from the bar. However you still had the convenience of being able to pop down to the bar for a pint or two. The included full English breakfast was excellent and a great start to the day. The pub is located near the main square in the town convenient for the main bus stops and around 15 minutes walk from the railway station. This made it a perfect base for my 4 days of walking the old railways in the local area.

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The Queens Head Hotel is what I would call an old no-frills traditional pub with lodgings - and that's a positive. The staff were very friendly, helpful and obliging upon arrival and throughout. The room was in a new-build separate annex to the rear of the pub and was quiet, clean, comfortable and had all the usual expected facilities. The hotel was very lively in the evening and had the bonus of live groups playing at weekends providing free entertainment. Breakfast was tasty and ample. Location was fairly central for the "upper" town and only a short walk away from Buxton Pavilion and the town centre.

Breakfast was absolutely amazing. Especially the GF option as one of our party is coeliac. After an initial misunderstanding, staff were fabulous too.

Bathroom very tight. Worked, but basin so small you couldn't actually fill the kettle properly. Access wasn't easy for anyone with mobility issues. Pub below very busy on the Saturday night. Bouncers on the door escorted us through (on return from a night at the Buxton Opera House) which was good of them, but unusual way to get back to your hotel room. I've also put a low rating for value for money, but I think that's partly because everywhere in Buxton during the Gilbert and Sullivan festival is super expensive.

The staff was super receptive, warm, welcoming and attentive to our needs, and promptly addressed a comment. The room was very comfortable, in the king bed we felt we had enough space, and it was recently fully renovated, so the heating, isolations and windows were working perfectly, which was very much needed as the bar is next door, but they took all steps for the guests not to be bothered by that. Also, well located in the town centre, and parking next door in the main market was easy.

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Hotel is well situated and only a few minutes walk from the pavillion down the hill...parking is on the market place a few yards from the hotel but you need to park on the far end passed Sainsburys if its to be a market day... if you park nearest the hotel you will need to move your car by 5am! Rooms are meticulously clean and the bed was extremely comfortable with lovely linen and a kettle and coffee (perhaps a few herbal teabags would be good) Our room looked out onto the street but blind and curtain made it lovely and dark...There was a rock band on in the hotel at night (who were very good) and although we retired to bed whilst they were still playing we didnt hear a thing!! Breakfast was made with good quality ingredients and was excellent. Staff were very friendly and helpful

The hotel itself we thought looked a bit dark and old fashioned in this day and age, but it IS a traditional type hotel with dark carpets and lots of dark wood..this said it is still a great place to stay and if we are ever in Buxton again we wouldn't hesitate to book.