Just off junction 28 of the A14, Ramada Cambridge is only a 20-minute drive from Cambridge city centre. There is a 24-hour reception, bar, free WiFi and free parking on site.
Liz
United Kingdom
The room was spacious and clean. The beds were comfortable. Extra heating (plug-in oil filled radiator) was provided.It was quiet.The buffet breakfast was excellent with a wide choice of both hot and cold food and drinks.
It's conveniently located close to the A14 trunk road, and check-in is 24 hours.
Hilton Cambridge City Centre is located 600 metres from the city centre, with many of the city's attractions, shopping areas, cobbled streets, architecture, the River Cam and historic colleges within...
The Holiday Inn Express Cambridge Duxford M11 Jct 10 offers comfortable rooms with power showers and Wi-Fi access. Cambridge centre is a 20-minute drive away.
Situated in the historic city of Cambridge, just 15 minutes' walk from the rail station and University colleges, this charming hotel boasts elegant accommodation. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.
This hotel is just 300 metres from Cambridge Rail Station and 15 minutes’ walk from the historic city centre. It offers limited private parking and free WiFi access.
Made of 2 Victorian houses built around 1900, Ashley Hotel offers full English breakfasts, free Wi-Fi and free parking, a 20-minute walk from Cambridge town centre.
Harker
United Kingdom
The bed was very comfy and the full English breakfast was a nice addition within the price of the room.
This family-run hotel has an authentic Italian restaurant and free on-site parking. It is within 1.5 miles of Cambridge’s historic city centre and the train station.
Hilton Cambridge City Centre is located 600 metres from the city centre, with many of the city's attractions, shopping areas, cobbled streets, architecture, the River Cam and historic colleges within...
everything. Friendly service and a great breakfast.
Situated in the centre of Cambridge, with valet parking near the edge of the River Cam, The Varsity Hotel and Spa offers modern rooms, and an impressive rooftop terrace with uninterrupted views.
Great location. Very friendly team and room was great
The Holiday Inn Express Cambridge Duxford M11 Jct 10 offers comfortable rooms with power showers and Wi-Fi access. Cambridge centre is a 20-minute drive away.
Safe, clean and easy to find for a lone traveller.
This stylish, contemporary hotel is well-placed just 2 miles from Cambridge’s historic city centre. Shops, restaurants and the historic colleges of Cambridge University are a 5-minute drive away.
Very Friendly staff and room did the job.
Breakfast was great too!
Just off junction 28 of the A14, Ramada Cambridge is only a 20-minute drive from Cambridge city centre. There is a 24-hour reception, bar, free WiFi and free parking on site.
Situated in Cambridge, 18 km from University of Cambridge, Stay Inn Express features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Friendly staff,complimentary cereal and coffee for breakfast
Christ's College Cambridge offers adults only accommodation in one of the UK’s most historic university buildings. Rooms come with free WiFi and many overlook the scenic college gardens.
Good breakfast and Room clean and strategy location
Set in Cambridge, within 2.4 km of University of Cambridge and 25 km of Audley End House, Cosy Loft Apartment Just Off Vibrant Mill Rd Cb1 offers accommodation with free WiFi throughout the property.
Located in Cambridge, within 2.4 km of University of Cambridge and 25 km of Audley End House, Loft Studio, Excellent Central City Location provides accommodation with free WiFi throughout the property...
Situated in the historic city of Cambridge, just 15 minutes' walk from the rail station and University colleges, this charming hotel boasts elegant accommodation. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.
Very comfortable single room and bed. Great location.
Located in Cambridge, 4.1 km from University of Cambridge, Crystal Hotel & Savour provides accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a garden.
convenient for a local festival very friendly staff
Made of 2 Victorian houses built around 1900, Ashley Hotel offers full English breakfasts, free Wi-Fi and free parking, a 20-minute walk from Cambridge town centre.
Very nice cooked breakfast and staff very friendly
This hotel is just 300 metres from Cambridge Rail Station and 15 minutes’ walk from the historic city centre. It offers limited private parking and free WiFi access.
Great location, no fuss , clean and well organised.
The Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa has a peaceful setting in Cambourne, 8 miles west of Cambridge. It has a swimming pool, gym, tennis court, spa and stylish, modern rooms.
The whole atmosphere. Great rooms, spa and breakfast.
Overlooking the River Cam, Arundel House Hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Cambridge’s historic centre. The Victorian hotel has a conservatory restaurant and free WiFi.
Have stayed here before in the coach house. Cost & warm
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On average, 3-star hotels in Cambridge cost £105 per night, and 4-star hotels in Cambridge are £173 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Cambridge can on average be found for £127 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Cambridge this weekend is £105 or, for a 4-star hotel, £134. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Cambridge for this weekend cost on average around £133 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Open-plan and open-minded, Cambridge is best known for university colleges dating to the 13th century. King’s College is the most popular, and its chapel choir is internationally famous. Although accessed from cobbled King’s Parade, it is best viewed from a punt on The Backs, the part of the River Cam behind.
Cambridge punting is an institution and gives great views of Queen’s College Mathematical Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs at St John’s College. Upstream is Jesus Green, site of an outdoor pool and a fantastic beer festival. Next to this is Midsummer Common, a park home to the annual Strawberry Fair (and the occasional cow). Opposite are the college boathouses - get up early to see the rowers in action!
Cows also roam the Mill Pond meadow, where the river leads south to Grantchester, a quaint village with a lovely cafe. Places to eat in Cambridge include riverside restaurants and typical English pubs like The Eagle, drinking hole of DNA founders Watson & Crick.
Cambridge shopping options include a daily market (in Market Square), the Grafton Centre and the exclusive Grand Arcade, the latest addition. The Scott Polar Museum and free Fitzwilliam Museum are 2 of many fantastic Cambridge museums.
Stansted Airport is connected by train to the city’s accommodation choices on Booking.com.
Cambridge is brilliant if you have money and are probably 40...
Cambridge is brilliant if you have money and are probably 40 plus. The colleges, the punting on the river and the pubs at night after visiting the Fitzwilliam museum and a few shops with £100 kettles is fine. Not really for teenagers on a budget.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Cambridge area is well worth visiting. access by car to and...
Cambridge area is well worth visiting. access by car to and around the city is fine but don't even bother to go into the city unless you park and ride and enjoy it that way.
punting on the river has become expensive now even competing with the Venetian gondoliers
Hugo211
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The city’s mix of youthful energy and rich history is quite...
The city’s mix of youthful energy and rich history is quite captivating. The colleges that ring the city have their own story to tell. Stroll through town and feel the vibe but beware of bicycles! The farmers market in the city center has an amazing array of ethnic food vendors. Such aromas! make it difficult to choose what to eat. Not to miss, the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Such a fabulous collection that would rival any big city museum. The gift shop has the best prices in town for souvenirs.
Don't drive in town if you can help it. It's congested and there is plenty of good public transportation.
Antoinette
United States
Scored 10
10
The overall feel was quite calm and relaxing despite being...
The overall feel was quite calm and relaxing despite being quite busy, probably because it's not car friendly in the centre. Lots of interesting and historical buildings relating to the University and others to look at. Some good pubs to visit for a drink and or a meal and plenty of decent recent restaurants. A shopping complex in the centre and also lotts of other shops
Peter
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Cambridge has a little bit of everything
Cambridge has a little bit of everything
2 live music venues and the corn exchange does other types of entertainment
A climbing wall
History and charm
The colleges do tours and open gardens
Excellent shops and restaurants .. we are at the permit room . Excellent.,
Electric scooter hire
Great pubs
Museums
Punting
Open spaces
Annie
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The architecture and old college buildings.plenty of museums...
The architecture and old college buildings.plenty of museums to visit. Lots of places to eat out and go for a drink. The eagle pub the busiest food good there ,the RAF bar inside is worth a look! Look out for the thousands of bikes everywhere!
Anne
United Kingdom
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We had a great stay at Centennial hotel, couldn’t fault anything. Our room was clean, comfortable and quiet. The hotel is in a great location and the car park is a massive bonus, we left our car and walked into the city centre which is an easy walk along a straight road and takes about 15 mins. The staff were lovely and breakfast was delicious. Great value for money and I will definitely be staying again when I’m next in Cambridge!
Parking is plentiful but dreadful (and extra £) in the same sense. Big car park but full of what I assume are commuters, so if you can get there before 7am, no worries. If you can't then good luck! And if you ask the hotel staff for help, they're clueless. How can an out of town hotel struggle with parking?!?! Maybe it's because Cambridge hates cars.
The Summerhouse was clean, furnished in good taste, and had most things we needed. Our host was helpful and friendly. He provided us with the milk of our choice on arrival and a change of towels during the week. Girton is close to Cambridge city centre, so it is easy to get anywhere. It is considerably cheaper than a hotel in central Cambridge.
Decent hostel not hotel. Clean bedding.
Mould in some parts of toilet.
No towel hook- broken and in Cupboard.
Bus stop close by
Cheap compared to all other parts of Cambridge but that doesn’t mean it can’t be good so, disappointed with stay tbh
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