1 Room added
Double Ensuite
A lovely Double room with an ensuite shower. The room is complete with TV, tea and coffee making facilities. For guests use there are fairtrade products provided and hairdryers. This room is situated on the first floor.
Facilities
- Alarm clock
- Hairdryer
- Non-smoking
- Tea and coffee making facilities
Double room-Ensuite
A lovely Double room with an ensuite shower. The room is complete with TV, tea and coffee making facilities. For guests use there are fairtrade products provided and hairdryers. This room is situated on the first floor.
Facilities
- Alarm clock
- Hairdryer
- Non-smoking
- Tea and coffee making facilities
Twin room-Ensuite
A lovely Twin bedded room with ensuite shower and bath. The room includes TV, tea and coffee making facilities, in the bathroom there are fairtrade products. Hairdryers are also available. This room is situated on the first floor.
Facilities
- Hairdryer
- Non-smoking
- Tea and coffee making facilities
Triple room-Ensuite
A lovely Triple room with ojne double bed and one single bed, the room has an ensuite shower and bath and is complete with TV, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities with fairtrade products, tea, hot chocolate and biscuits. This room is situated on the first floor.
Facilities
- Hairdryer
- Non-smoking
- Tea and coffee making facilities
Reviews
Queens Head Inn
(329 Guest Reviews) 98% Would RecommendGuest Ratings
Review Summary
Review Overall Rating
- 4.5
Queens Head Inn Information
Description
The Queen’s Head Inn set in the centre of the village of Tirril, which nestles on the edge of the Lake District National Park, is the epitome of an English Country Inn. Originally built in 1719 the Queen’s Head has been in use as a Pub since that time gathering over the years all the bric a brac, memorabilia and character you would expect from an age old Inn. Typical of Cumbria’s buildings, the Queen’s has sturdy two-foot thick stone walls keeping it cool in summer and holding in the heat of the roaring real fire in winter. (With Lakeland’s notoriously changeable weather it is neither uncommon, nor unwelcome to find yourself sat in the inglenook fireplace in June appreciating the blaze.) If you are sat in the fireplace take the opportunity to look up and you can see the original meat hooks for smoking meats still in place – although not all of them - as local legend has it some are missing due to the unceremonious arrival of a plumber in the bar, who had shortly before been working in the airing cupboard above!! Earlier this century the Queen’s Head was extended into the adjoining cottages as these date from 1733 this has done little to alter the traditional atmosphere and appearance of the Inn. Recently the original flagstone and floor boarded floors have been exposed in the bars adding to the oak beams and wooden settles to give a feel in the Inn not dissimilar to the days when the Wordsworths owned the property.
Facilities
- Bar
- Restaurant
Parking
- On-site parking
Dining
- Cooked breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Activities and Experiences
- Bird watching
- Cycling
- Horse riding
- Lake
- Mountain biking
- Art galleries & museums
- Shopping
- Theatre
- Walking
Accessibility
At present we are unable to offer specific facilities for guests with mobility issues, however, we endeavour to assist wherever possible.
Policies
| Check in: |
14:30
till 21:00 Early check-in available on request |
| Check out: | 10:00
Late check-out available on request |
| Child Policy: | No preference |
| Smoking Policy: | No smoking |
| Pets: | Pets welcome |
| Accommodation type: | Inn |
Directions
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Road from M6 (101.0 miles)At Junction 40 (Penrith) turn east along the A66 towards Brough and Appleby. About 1 mile on at the round about turn south along the A6 towards Shap. You immediately enter the village of Eamont Bridge, at the end of the village, turn right immediately after the Crown Public House. Tirril is about one and a half miles on. In the centre of the village on your right is the Queen’s Head with it’s car park at the rear.
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Road from A1 (67.3 miles)At Scotch Corner turn west towards Brough, Appleby and Penrith on the A66. Follow this to Penrith and it‘s junction with the A6. At this junction turn south towards Shap. You immediately enter the village of Eamont Bridge, at the end of the village, turn right directly after the Crown Public House. Tirril is about one and a half miles on. In the centre of the village on the right is the Queen’s Head inn with a large car park at the rear.