The Old Queen’s Head is a grade II listed building located right in the centre of Bonsall village next to the famous Celtic cross. It is mentioned in the Domesday book and was rebuilt in 1647 as a coaching inn after being destroyed in the civil war due to Bonsall’s allegiance to the King. After falling into decline in the 20th century, it has now been restored to its former glory.
Comprising a large sitting room with open fire, two bedrooms on the first floor and a further 3 bedrooms on the second floor.There are three seperate shower rooms with hand basins and toilets.
There is a well equipped kitchen and a dining area for 12 people, a rear courtyard with covered seating area.