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 Budget guest house |
588 Newmarket Road Cambridge CB5 8LP United Kingdom +44 (0)1223 24 1427 http://www.accommodation.uk.ne... |
This small guest house is located within easy access of Cambridge Airport and offers a place to stay clear of the bustling city centre. Walks in the nearby villages of Fen Ditton and Teversham are especially easy from here, and this is the ideal base from which to explore other areas of Cambridgeshire. Generous parking space is available and television and coffee and tea making facilities are provided in each room. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality central guest house |
154 Chesterton Road Cambridge CB4 1DA United Kingdom +1 44 1223 353888 http://www.acornguesthouse.co.uk/ |
This Victorian style guest house comes highly recommended with a three-crown rating. Situated only a mile from the city center, visitors to the city will also find they are perfectly located for walks along the beautiful River Cam. The friendly owners have been running the guest house since 1992 and it has recently undergone a thorough refurbishment. Six brand new rooms have been added, new carpets have been installed, and every room now has an en suite shower as well as brand new curtains. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Cambridge NHS Trust |
Hills Road Cambridge CB2 2QQ United Kingdom +44 1223 24 5151 http://www.addenbrookes.org.uk/ |
Addenbrooke's is the largest hospital in the Cambridge area and has facilities to deal with accident and emergency, intensive care, coronary care and paediatrics. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A welcome place to stay |
Chesterton Road Cambridge CB4 3AN United Kingdom +44 1223 36 7701 http://www.arundelhousehotels.... |
This warm and friendly hotel is a welcome place to stay for any business or tourist traveller. It has a three-crown English Tourist Board rating and is highly recommended thanks to its excellent restaurant and bar, as well as the good value and quality rooms available. Its location is perfect for those looking to relax in traditional Cambridge style – the River Cam and Jesus Green are just across the road where you can take in the magnificent and historic surroundings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality family guest house |
193 Cherry Hinton Road Cambridge CB1 7BX United Kingdom +44 1223 24 6648 |
This Victorian guest house is highly recommended - the owners offer an excellent personal service which is combined with genuine value for money. A shower, telephone and television are available in every room and the real house speciality is the full English breakfast laid on each morning. Located on the southern side of the city, bus routes to the historical centre are frequent along Cherry Hinton Road. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inexpensive guest house |
24 Huntingdon Road Cambridge CB3 0HH United Kingdom +44 1223 31 1594 |
This guest house is popular with both visitors and students. Located opposite New Hall and a minute further from Fitzwilliam College, it is also within walking distance of the city centre. The premises are strictly no smoking and children under 12 years of age are not accepted. Two rooms have en-suite facilities while the others have a shared bathroom. A television and tea and coffee making facilities are also provided in each room. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-run guest house |
151 Hills Road Cambridge CB4 2BQ United Kingdom +44 1223 247942 |
This guest house offers a basic service to casual visitors to the city. It is ideally situated for those requiring access to the southern side of the city, being conveniently near to Homerton College, the splendid University Botanic Garden and Addenbrooke's Hospital. Each room has an en suite bath or shower, telephone, television (with movie channel) and tea and coffee making facilities. A comfortable residents lounge also offers cable TV access. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury guest house |
17 Elizabeth Way Cambridge CB4 1DD United Kingdom +1 44 1223 35 4512 http://www.camguesthouse.co.uk/ |
This family guest house offers great value for money with no compromise on quality. With a three-diamond English Tourist Council rating, it offers most standard facilities. En suite rooms can be booked and every room has a television and tea and coffee making facilities. The owners are happy to cater for any dietary preferences. One of the popular features of the hotel is its superb jacuzzi. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charismatic hotel |
139 Huntingdon Road Cambridge CB3 0DQ United Kingdom +44 1223 35 2833 |
This charming hotel is set a little away from the city centre for the visitor searching out for a peaceful setting. The hotel's restaurant has gained a number of dining awards and its licensed bar offers an unrivaled service. The hotel also provides an excellent conference service and has ample parking space in order to cater for large parties. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Tours, trips and trinkets |
The Old Library Wheeler Street Cambridge CB2 3QB United Kingdom +44 1223 32 2640 http://www.cambridge.gov.uk/le... |
This office, located in the Victorian library, should be the first stop for all visitors to the city. The multilingual staff can give advice on attractions in the Cambridge area, as well as the rest of Great Britain. The office contains public transport timetables, visitor brochures and events' guides. The gift shop is well-stocked. The Tourist Information Office can also book accommodation in Cambridge and further afield, though a fee is charged for this service. Guided walking tours of the city leave daily from here. Lasting two hours, these are the perfect introduction to the history of Cambridge and its university. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The budget traveller's choice |
97 Tenison Road Cambridge CB1 2DN United Kingdom +44 1223 35 4601 http://www.yha.org.uk/hostel/h... |
As the official Youth Hostel Association (YHA) hostel in Cambridge, this Victorian house offers all the facilities a budget traveller requires. A self-catering kitchen is available, as well as hot cooked meals and breakfast from a canteen. The hostel's laundry facilities are particularly useful for backpacking enthusiasts, as is its luggage and bicycle store. Each room accommodates from two to eight people in bunk beds and the showers and washing facilities are shared. Access to the hostel is easy, the railway station is a minute's walk away, while the city centre can be reached in five minutes from the railway station bus stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly guest house |
245 Chesterton Road Cambridge CB4 1A5 United Kingdom +44 1223 36 7792 http://www.carltonlodge.co.uk/ |
You can expect a friendly welcome from the owners of this small and very clean guest house. Located within close walking distance of the historic city centre, this pleasant house was constructed in the 20s and the family business was established 15 years ago, which has refurbished the hotel on an ongoing basis. Each room is equipped with tea and coffee-making facilities and guests must observe a strict no-smoking policy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A mound with a view |
Castle Street Cambridge CB3 0AJ United Kingdom +44 1223 32 2640 |
The River Cam was first bridged at what is now Magdalene College. The early town settlement relied on nearby Castle Hill as a defensive position. The Normans reinforced this in their famed motte and bailey style. The mound remains to this day, providing a splendid view across the city rooftops, spires and towers, and surrounding countryside. The site was restored by Oliver Cromwell's forces during the English Civil War (1642), and appropriately, at the foot of the mound lies Shire Hall, headquarters of Cambridgeshire County Council. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Specially awarded hotel |
63-71 Hills Road Cambridge CB2 1PG United Kingdom +1 44 1223 31 4652 |
This quaint hotel provides all the facilities expected from a well-respected hotel. All the rooms have en suite facilities and the hotel has its own private car park to the rear. Guests also have the convenience of the hotel's restaurant which serves dinner every night and has a licensed bar. A set menu and a la carte options are available. A friendly atmosphere is the norm and the owners treat every guest with personal attention which brings repeat bookings with both business and leisure visitors. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly family guest house |
47 St Andrew's Road Cambridge CB4 1DH United Kingdom +44 1223 36 5855 |
This family guest house is only a short walk from the city centre, university and river. Its interior is comfortably furnished with a spacious dining room and lounge. The owners also speak Italian and Spanish. Special diets are catered for and the family prides itself on the hearty full English breakfast it serves. En suite rooms may be requested and alarm clocks and hairdryers are available in all rooms. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Four-star hotel |
Downing Street Cambridge CB2 3DT United Kingdom +44 (0)870 400 9180 http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h... |
The Crowne Plaza Cambridge is ideally located in this historic yet vibrant city. Many of the city's attractions and shops are within walking distance, plus many of the colleges and punting stations are only minutes away. With 198 well appointed bedrooms the hotel offers the widest choice of accommodation in the city. The hotel's restaurant offers an informal and relaxed dining option with many mouth-watering specials to choose from. The lounge bar offers light meals and snacks throughout the day. The modern fitness room offers cardio-vascular and muscle toning equipment, male & female saunas and sun shower solarium. Overall this hotel offers something for everyone, from the discerning business traveller to the family weekend away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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An unforgettable hotel |
Regent Street Cambridge CB2 1AD United Kingdom +1 44 1223 35 1241 http://www.devereonline.co.uk/ |
This impressive hotel was established over 160 years ago and its unique character and elegance make it the first choice for many visitors and conference organisers. Not only is its extraordinary oak-panelled restaurant an incredible place in which to dine, but every room is luxuriously furnished with en suite facilities, television, hairdryer and telephone. This is also one of the few central traditional hotels that can boast excellent conference facilities. Its six conference suites can accommodate between 200 and 300 guests and if this were not enough, 14 syndicate rooms are also available. Restaurant 17, located right at the hotel, offers contemporary fare for your dining pleasure. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Italian-style guest house |
34 Cherry Hinton Road Cambridge CB1 7AA United Kingdom +44 1223 24 7539 http://www.dresdenvilla.com |
The Rugglero family run this warm and comfortable guest house and pride themselves on the quality of their service and the homely atmosphere of the house. Nearly all the rooms have an en suite bathroom or shower, and lovers of Italian food are bound to relish the three-course home-cooked dinners. It is located only a few minutes from the city centre, the Cambridge Railway Station and has good sized car parking facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Recommended guest house |
141-143 Cherry Hinton Road Cambridge CB1 7BX United Kingdom +1 44 1223 24 6063 http://www.fairwaysguesthouse.com |
This Edwardian guest house offers excellent up-to-date facilities for the traveller at a very reasonable price. The house has been continually refurbished to provide the majority of bedrooms with brand new en suite bathrooms and comfortable pine wood furniture. Each room also has a television and direct dial telephone. Breakfast is served in the house's cheerful breakfast room and a cosy lounge is provided for the residents' use together with a snooker table. No smoking is permitted in the common areas. The house is closed from 22 December to 2 January. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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One of Britain's greatest museums |
Trumpington Street Cambridge CB2 1RB United Kingdom +44 1223 33 2900 http://www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/ |
This neo-classical building was founded in 1816 and is guarded by sculptured lions and boasts a magnificent entrance hall. A visit to the Egyptian galleries with their exotic mummies, or a tour of an art collection which includes masterpieces by Rubens, Monet and Picasso are featured, along with classical statues, delicate oriental fans, illuminated manuscripts and pottery throughout. A cafe is also on site. Guided tours on Sundays at 2:30p cost GBP3. Admission: free Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Overlooking the market place |
St Mary's Passage Cambridge CB2 3PQ United Kingdom +44 1223 74 1716 http://www.ely.anglican.org/pa... |
Great St. Mary's, which overlooks the market place, plays an important role in university and civic life, in addition to its duties as a parish church. Building began in 1478 and Henry VII himself gave 100 oak trees to construct its roof. The upper galleries were added in the 18th century, with 123 steps leading to the top of the bell tower, which offers an excellent view of the city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Independent accommodation with relaxed atmosphere |
156 Chesterton Road Cambridge CB4 1DA United Kingdom +44 1223 36 5664 http://www.hamiltonhotelcambri... |
This pleasant hotel provides an ideal base for the business traveller, the overseas visitor of for anyone those looking to spend a short break in Cambridge. Its relaxed and friendly atmosphere is ideal and perfect for any visitor. The tariff includes a selection of breakfasts, which include full traditional English and continental, and at the licensed bar you can order a wide variety of meals and drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-run modernised hotel |
53 Lensfield Road Cambridge CB2 1EN United Kingdom +44 1223 35 5017 http://www.lensfieldhotel.co.uk/ |
This small and relaxing hotel has been in business since 1959 welcoming visitors from overseas as well as business travellers and relatives visiting university students. The owners also take a personal interest in providing the visitor with as much help and information needed for a fruitful and comfortable stay. Each modernised room has an en suite bathroom or shower, satellite TV, radio and telephone, while the downstairs restaurant will always serve a traditional Greek dish, faithful to the owners' origins. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good value hotel |
365 Milton Road Cambridge CB4 1SR United Kingdom +44 1223 425478 http://www.lovell-lodge.co.uk |
Located on the A1309, this hotel is only within walking distance of the science park. It is also only half a mile from the river or a mile and a half from the historic city center. Every room has an en-suite shower or bath, as well as a television, telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. Dogs are welcomed with prior agreement, and vegetarian and special diets are catered for. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lynwood House |
217 Chesterton Road Cambridge CB4 1AN United Kingdom +44 (0)1223 50 0776 http://www.lynwood-house.co.uk |
A warm welcome awaits any visitor at this cosy bed and breakfast. It not only offers great value for money, but is only a ten-minute walk from the city centre! En-suite facilities are available, a television is provided in every room and tea and coffee making facilities are ready to hand. Upon request, special diets are catered for and hair drying and ironing facilities can be provided. Pets are also welcome with prior arrangement. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Large park and fair venue |
Victoria Avenue Cambridge CB4 1HA United Kingdom +44 (0)1223 36 9299 |
King John granted a fair here in 1211, in addition to one on neighbouring Stourbridge Common. For centuries the latter was more famous, with merchants coming from all over Europe, until its terminal decline in the early 20th century. Midsummer Fair, however, lives on. The Mayor of Cambridge proclaims it open and then throws pennies to the assembled children. A footpath east leads past the Museum of Technology and on, out of the city, towards Ely. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Simple guest house |
61-63 Milton Road Cambridge CB4 1XA United Kingdom +44 1223 31 1625 http://www.alphamiltonguesthou... |
The owners of this family run and well kept guest house pride themselves on their friendly and personal service. Each excellent room has en suite facilities, colour television and tea and coffee making facilities. The house is conveniently situated only five minutes walk from the River Cam and Jesus Green. The guest house has been refurbished every year since it was established in 1985. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-friendly guest house |
627-631 Newmarket Road Cambridge CB5 8PA United Kingdom +44 1223 50 6007 http://www.oakleylodge.com |
Bedrooms at this guest house come with every standard facility - central heating, television, tea and coffee making facilities, and hairdryer. Satellite television is also available in the comfortable lounge and the hotel can provide cots or highchairs and discounts are also available if children sleep in the same room. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 City centre park |
Parkside Cambridge CB1 1JF United Kingdom +44 1223 32 2640 |
Parker's Piece is the wide, public, square grass area just south of the city centre, overlooked by the University Arms Hotel, Gonville Hotel and Parkside swimming pool. The municipal authorities bought the land from Trinity College in 1613; at that time, college cook Edward Parker was leasing it for farming and his name has stuck. The Piece is the setting for several local fairs but really comes into its own in the summer months as informal venue for countless rounders games, cricket matches, football, and evening drinks. Visit the Cambridge and County Folk Museum on Castle Street to view a picture depicting the feast held on Parker's Piece to celebrate Queen Victoria's jubilee. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Highly commended guest house |
7 Regent Terrace Cambridge CB2 1AA United Kingdom +1 44 1223 32 9626 http://www.regencyguesthouse.c... |
Visitors to the city on a budget need not compromise quality or location as this delightful bed and breakfast demonstrates. Highly commended by the English Tourist Council, this non-smoking establishment provides one of the best value places to stay in the city. En suite rooms are also available and the morning breakfast is among the best to be found. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Live like royalty |
41 Regent Street Cambridge CB2 1AB United Kingdom +44 1223 35 1470 http://www.regenthotel.co.uk/ |
This well established hotel is located in the busy area around Parker's Piece and was renovated by an architect from Cambridge. The result has been impressive and the hotel offers excellent facilities and amenities. Managed by the Paschalis family for nearly 40 years, it has maintained its reputation for excellence, quality service, and friendliness. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury hotel with a prime location |
Trumpington Street Cambridge CB2 1PY United Kingdom +1 44 1223 35 1631 http://www.theroyalcambridgeho... |
This splendid Georgian hotel enjoys a prime position in the centre of historic Cambridge. Inside, the hotel's restaurant offers both a daily menu as well as a la carte selections. The lounge bar is a welcome and comfortable addition in which to relax after a long day in Cambridge. Each bedroom has individual bathrooms, telephone lines and satellite television. Full 24-hour service is available as well as a same day laundry service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sleep at ease! |
Station Road Cambridge CB1 2TZ United Kingdom +1 44 1223 30 4050 http://www.sleeperz.com/ |
This distinctively modern hotel is situated near the train station and offers excellent access to the historic city centre. The hotel is compact, cosy and friendly. All the rooms are equipped with an en suite shower, TV and telephone and 20 of the upper floor rooms have cabin style wooden beds. The hotel also provides those visitors unacquainted with Cambridge excellent local guides - its very own exclusive Sleeperz Notes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Highly commended hotel |
196 Cherry Hinton Road Cambridge CB1 7AN United Kingdom +44 1223 24 3533 http://www.sorrentohotelcambri... |
This hotel is recommended at all levels—it has a three star rating from the AA, as well as a four crown award from the English Tourist Council. With a superb licensed bar and restaurant the hotel can cater for any particular dietary requirements. In addition, each room comes with satellite television, telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. So, if after a long day of visiting historic colleges, punting on the River Cam or shopping at the local boutiques, look no further than the hotel's very own sauna to ease those aching muscles. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Southampton Guest House |
7 Elizabeth Way Cambridge CB4 1DE United Kingdom +44 1223 35 7780 http://www.southamptonguesthou... |
You can be guaranteed an enjoyable stay at this charming family-run guest house. The house itself dates from the Victorian epoch and is only a short walk from the city centre. Located close to the River Cam, it is ideal for those looking to try their hand at punting along The Backs and down to Grantchester. The hotel itself has all necessary conveniences, and it specifically caters for those with special dietary requirements. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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High standard guest house |
290 The Rowans Milton Cambridge CB4 6ZL United Kingdom +44 1223 35 2016 |
The owners of this family run guest house provide a straightforward, no nonsense and no frills service. This particular bed and breakfast provides well organised bedrooms, of which only two have their own bath and six their own shower. There is a standard breakfast provided to all visiting guests, and the spacious garden is perhaps the best feature of the guest house. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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