Accommodation
Description:
The Queen's Head is a four star restaurant with rooms and a two AA Rossette restaurant.
Set in the tranquil village of Belton Leicestershire, near to Loughborough and the East Midlands Airport.
Welcome to The Queen?s Head.
This contemporary restaurant with rooms is set in the pretty village of Belton, Leicestershire close to East Midlands Airport, Ashby de la Zouch, Loughborough and conveinient for exploring the counties of Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.
We have much to be proud of in our restaurant, bar and hotel.
I am proud that here at the Queen?s Head we use the finest of ingredients and products both in our bar and restaurant.
Where possible we source locally and sustainably.
Our aim is to make your stay as pleasurable as possible so if there is anything you require during your stay, please do not hesitate to ask me or a member of the team.
At the bar sink into a comfortable leather sofa and sample one of our range of real ales from the local area, the Queen?s Special, brewed for us at the Belvoir Brewery, is a must try!!
Look out for our special event flyers.
Our regular events include wine and food evenings, Lobster night and the legendry ?Pudding Club.?
The staff here at the Queen?s Head have been rewarded with many accolades recently, namely Silver in the ?East Midlands Tourism Awards, Best Pub? category and two AA rosettes for our food.
The Queen?s Head has been trading as a village pub since the early 1800?s.
The Queen?s has seen many owners, guests and events.
The present proprietors of Maverick Hotels and Inns Ltd brought their local pub in December 2003.
After an extensive refurbishment, the Queen?s Head reopened as a gastro-pub in May 2004.
All of our bedrooms are individually decorated to a high standard.
I look forward to welcoming you, I wish you a pleasant stay and do hope you will join us again soon!
Liam Paul Mahoney, General Manager
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