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Celtic Way, Bleadon, Weston-super-Mare, BS24 0NF. Welcome to the Queens Arms, Bleadon. The original section of this traditional inn is a Mendip cottage dating from the 16th century. Inside is the real treat with 4 terracotta rooms and a traditional atmosphere pervading through the 3 individual bars. Terrific village inn with some interesting locals! Manager Nick Warrener says. The Queens Arms, Celtic Way, Bleadon,.
In the heart of Oxton. Since taking over in 2009 we have re-established the Queens Arms back into the heart of village life. If you are just after a quiet drink or a sociable night out then you will not be disappointed. A Warm welcome awaits you.
Jason, Dawn and Sam. Would like to welcome you to their Public House, the Queens Arms Freehouse. Now offers Traditional Ales and Lagers. Rooms available to those visiting Norwich on a long or short term basis. Who may be working long term. In Norwich or Norfolk, and can provide long term digs. Etc seeking first class accommodation at reasonable rates.
150 Newhall Street, The Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham B3 1RY. The modern style of the traditional city local. And right by the most popular hotels in Birmingham city centre.
A hidden jewel below the cobbles of Frederick Street. The Queens Arms prides itself on being a pub for locals and visitors to Edinburgh alike. The Queens Arms is everything a comfortable, quality pub should be, steeped in heritage with a passion for quality. WITH AN EYE ON THE BALL. We entertain with live sports throughout the week and weekend, with Sky sports and BT sports on our 5 high definition screens, there is no excuse to miss any action as we have it covered.