The Queens Head Long Marston

The Queen's Head is a family friendly and dog friendly pub located in the centre of the village of Long Marston which is approximately three miles from the A41 and six miles from the M1 at Dunstable.  We are equidistant from Leighton Buzzard, Dunstable and Tring and literally on the border of three counties, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire.  Cheddington main-line train station is only two miles away, from where there are frequent trains into central London.  Luton Airport is only 14 miles away.  For those travelling on business or pleasure, we provide a homely atmosphere and a friendly service. 

Staying at The Queens Head.  We have two rooms, a double and a double/twin and both are en-suite. The rooms are quietly situated in a separate building just to one side of the pub. The rooms are beautifully decorated and the double can, with the addition of two single, fold away beds, be configured for a family. There are complimentary tea and coffee making facilities and freeview TV's and wi-fi internet access is also included with the business traveller in mind. Please note, that whilst we allow dogs in the garden and bar area of the pub, we do not allow dogs in our rooms.

Tariff including breakfast.
£60.00 Double occupancy.
up to two children in same room are only charged for breakfast @ £5 per person.
£50.00 Single occupancy.
For availability please call and ask to speak to Jon or Beckie on 01296 660680 or 01296 668368 or 07880 796547 or use the booking form below.

The Queens Head dates back over 500 years, has lovely beamed ceilings and an open fire. The food is traditional with a modern twist and is an excellent complement to the wide range of real ales and wines. There is a small outside area at the back of the pub and a pretty courtyard to the front. 

Local attractions include the Tring Reservoirs and the surrounding branches of the Grand Union Canal, great for walkers, bird watchers and anglers. Discover The Natural History Museum at Tring, with its fascinating, world renowned range of animals collected by Lionel Walter Rothschild. It is home to the research and collections of the Natural History Museum's Bird Group. Whipsnade Zoo, Woburn Abbey and Safari Park and Waddesden Manor are also reasonably close by. This is fantastic walking country and there are a myriad of paths and byways around and near the Queen's Head, including The Ridgeway,  a National Trail and one of Britains oldest 'roads', The Icknield Way Path , The National Trust estate at Ashridge and Ivinghoe Beacon and of course walkers are more than welcome as are cyclists. So why not include The Queen's Head on your Chilterns walking or cycling itinery.