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Built in 1872 as a Victorian railway hotel, The Queen Hotel retains many original features, now sympathetically modernised to meet the needs of todays business and leisure visitors.14 Charming, individual bedrooms are available with private shower rooms, colour television, radio alarm and tea and coffee making facilities. A selection of alcoholic drinks is available to residents.Single, twin and double bedrooms - some on the ground floor. A private car park is available free of charge.Cooked to order full English breakfast is served in our lovely Victorian dining room.The Queen Hotel is situated in the vibrant Georgian market town of Olney. A wide choice of 14 restaurants and pubs are within 5 minutes walking distance. For more information about Olney go to the Olney website www.olney.co.uk.Historic Olney is famous for its pancake race and there is a wide variety of shops and boutiques selliing gifts, antiques, local produce and clothes. There is also the Newton and Cowper Museum in town and a farmers market on the first Sunday of each month. Events are run throughout the year.Well worth a visit either for business - as Olney is convenient for Milton Keynes, Bedford, Northampton and Wellingborough, or for a weekend break away from it all, especially suitable for those who do not like too remote a location.

The Old Dairy is a fine old house dating back to the 17th century and is situated on the High Street in the picturesque market town of Olney. The house has had an eventful history having been substantially rebuilt in 1779 after a fire which devastated much of Olney (burnt timbers and stonework can still be seen today). It has been two public houses, the Bell and the Two Coopers and most recently the town?s dairy. The house has recently been refurbished to modern standards but still retains much character from a bygone age.