Queens Head Inn

Historic inn in Tirril: Queens Head Inn is an inn in the center of Tirril on the edge of the Lake District National Park. The building dates back to 1719, was extended into adjoining cottages in 1733, and has been a pub since 1719; it was once owned by the Wordsworths. Characterful interiors: Original oak beams, wooden settles, and exposed flagstone and floorboard floors are preserved in the bars. Two-foot-thick stone walls and original meat hooks remain, and the inn features a real fire in winter. Food, bar and music: A family-friendly, traditional restaurant serves British lunch and dinner. Breakfast options include continental, buffet, à la carte, and full English/Irish with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices. The bar hosts live music, and there is outdoor seating. Rooms and features: Rooms have private bathrooms, showers, TVs, and tea and coffee makers; the inn is pet-friendly, and most rooms have parquet floors. Cycling and location: Bike tours and cycling are available. The inn is about 2.4 miles from Arthur's Round Table and about 3 miles from Askham Hall. Teesside International Airport is about 63 miles away. The twin room provides a tea and coffee maker and parquet floors, as well as a private bathroom featuring a shower. The unit offers 2 beds.