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Queen Anne Inn – Peak District

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Situated in the charming village of Great Hucklow, the Queen Anne Inn offers a delightful blend of comfort and convenience for every guest. This inviting inn features cozy accommodations, high-quality amenities, and friendly service, ensuring an enjoyable stay for all visitors. With its prime location near popular attractions, guests can easily explore the beauty of the Peak District while indulging in the inn’s warm atmosphere. The Queen Anne Inn prides itself on providing an exceptional dining experience with a menu that highlights local flavors and seasonal ingredients. Come and unwind at the Queen Anne Inn, where comfort meets the heart of countryside hospitality.

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Amber Jennings

5 Google Rating

We couldn't have asked for a better stay! The room was cosy and private, with beautiful surroundings

5/ 5

We couldn't have asked for a better stay! The room was cosy and private, with beautiful surroundings. We decided to stay and have our evening meal there too, which I would absolutely recommend. The food was fresh and cooked perfectly, the people were friendly and attentive and the atmosphere was great. We had a wonderful time, thanks so much!

Elaine DaCosta

5 Google Rating

4 of us went there for a meal at bank holiday august, it was a cold weekend, we went into the pub, o

5/ 5

4 of us went there for a meal at bank holiday august, it was a cold weekend, we went into the pub, open fire, very welcoming, we all had a lovely meal, my husband and me had the deluxe steak and ale pie, it was huge, but very nice, all 4 of us enjoyed the meal, the staff were very friendly, we told a couple of others on the campsite about the pub, they, enjoyed it aswell can't recommend enough, lovely people.

Elissa Williams

5 Google Rating

Great beer garden and very good food. Not to mention the beer

5/ 5

Great beer garden and very good food. Not to mention the beer

Chris Higgins

5 Google Rating

Excellent food. Friendly staff. Great ale. What's not to like.

5/ 5

Excellent food. Friendly staff. Great ale. What's not to like.

Keith Milligan

4 Google Rating

Nice pint

4/ 5

Nice pint

Martin Davenport

5 Google Rating

Excellent village local with good ales and food. Outdoor area with great view and plenty of adjacent

5/ 5

Excellent village local with good ales and food. Outdoor area with great view and plenty of adjacent parking.

Paul Greenhurst

4 Google Rating

Nice pint but doesn't allow dogs. Shame as nice pub inside.

4/ 5

Nice pint but doesn't allow dogs. Shame as nice pub inside.

Paul “TaLL-PauL” Ottaway

5 Google Rating

A lovely old pub. They always have a great selection of hand pulled beers. The food is delicious and

5/ 5

A lovely old pub. They always have a great selection of hand pulled beers. The food is delicious and has the taste & quality of excellent home cooking.

Sal Upton

5 Google Rating

Lovly pub with great staff. Just perfect.

5/ 5

Lovly pub with great staff. Just perfect.

Sarah Hall

5 Google Rating

Recommend the fillet steak, cooked to perfection. Nice cosy pub.

5/ 5

Recommend the fillet steak, cooked to perfection. Nice cosy pub.

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