Queens Hotel, Weymouth

UPDATE 2013.


Now an accountants office. This pub is therefore re-categorised as Permanently Closed.

The former description is shown below. 





Built 1939 at a cost of £7,500 and a good example of Art Deco style still with three rooms, and a good deal of the original panelling. The main front bar (lounge/saloon), with entrance on King Street, has waist-high light panelling throughout but the original bar counter was removed in 2010 and is now a seating area with a tiny new counter. The public bar, with entrance on Park Street, has the same waist-high wooden panelling but the original bar counter was replaced by the previous owners. A modern archway leads through into a "snug" and has the same waist-high panelling. There is also a re-fitted back bar (originally a tea room) now used for pool and entertainment and a door opening to a patio but this room does not have any panelling. All rooms have original Art Deco style fireplaces, some tile and/or stone.