The ibis Cambridge Central Station has a 24-hour front desk that offers express check-in and check-out.
Orla
United Kingdom
Breakfast was great and in a really lovely bright room. Bed was comfy enough and blackout curtains great. Ideal location for those travelling by train and spending time in the city centre.
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.
Louise
United Kingdom
Very little. Convenient for the journey. Nice staff
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.
David
United Kingdom
had evening meal that was good and breakfast was very good staff were very positive and helpful
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.
Joyce
United Kingdom
Perfect for walking into town. Breakfast was really good catering for all special diets, I was delighted, served in a beautiful room by friendly efficient staff. The car park was easy to get into and we were able to leave car a while after we had checked out. We visit Cambridge a lot so we will be returning.
Situated 6.6 km from University of Cambridge, Novotel Cambridge North offers 4-star accommodation in Cambridge and features a bar.
Virginia
United Kingdom
It was clean, spacious and had all the amenities for a successful family/business trip. I was also able to come and go with my dog where she was made to feel welcomed with dog bowls.
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...
Lovely central location which was clean and accessible
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.
Good value, good location, helpful staff, good food
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.
Everything! It was an amazing and relaxing experience
This stylish, contemporary hotel is well-placed just 2 miles from Cambridge’s historic city centre. The modern rooms feature air cooling and 32-inch TVs with Freeview channels.
Comfy bed and easy to control the room temperature
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.
Very good staff at check in. Breakfast good and plenty.
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.
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
Clayton Hotel Cambridge is situated in the vibrant new city quarter of Cambridge, 1-minute walk from the railway station and 1 mile from the city centre.
Clean, inviting, polished, comfortable bed and pillows
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.
Staff were very obliging, prompt response to a request.
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.
The restaurant staff are very friendly and professional
FAQs about hotels in Cambridge
On average, 3-star hotels in Cambridge cost £110 per night, and 4-star hotels in Cambridge are £192 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Cambridge can on average be found for £112 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Cambridge this weekend is £128 or, for a 4-star hotel, £185. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Cambridge for this weekend cost on average around £146 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £130 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Cambridge for tonight. You'll pay on average around £198 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Cambridge will cost around £195 (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 an outstanding city. It is beautiful, the colleges and their grounds are stunning. The architecture is impressive, there are great museums to visit, a very good shopping area and a plethora of good cafes and restaurants. It's great to walk along the River Cam and see the rowers out or experience punting. We didn't go, but we understand there's an ice rink too.
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Used The Mitre pub for our first evening then The Boatman a...
Used The Mitre pub for our first evening then The Boatman a local pub for the rest of the break. Found the town prices very high to what we are used to. Need to watch the cyclists they do not appear to adhere to any rules.
Frederick
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Fascinating city to visit, and with so much to explore, some...
Fascinating city to visit, and with so much to explore, some planning will be very useful: e.g. museums are excellent, but closed on Monday. Driving and parking in the city is very restricted, but park and ride services are excellent, so if staying outside Cambridge, stay close to a park and ride depot.
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We were at college there, and I was just visiting my college...
We were at college there, and I was just visiting my college for a day of talks and tours, plus a dinner.
Cambridge is always worth a visit, especially with the trees turning colour at this time of year
Deborah
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We visited St John's College and the kids enjoyed a go on...
We visited St John's College and the kids enjoyed a go on the outside rowing machine and we punted on the Cam avoiding the drizzle. Cambridge was full of character, great book shops, great shops, lots of eateries and we ended up in a pub (as we were eating at inbetween times for food at cafes/restaurants) and it was a theatre themed one just off the main square with free shuffleboard and we ate in a converted barrel...great little find! Wish we'd come on Friday and stayed for two nights as so much to see/do. We visited the cathedral in Ely on the way down and climbed the Octagon Tower which was amazing though not great for me without a head for heights. Also ate in the Almonry Restaurant which has a vaulted cellar - perfect afternoon tea and service in a fabulous setting. Couldn't fault it except we just ran out of time.
Brygida
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I was attending a specific function for Alumni of my College...
I was attending a specific function for Alumni of my College in the University. However, for general visitors there is much of interest to see in the second-oldest University in England. Apart from the Colleges themselves, most of which can be visited for a small charge, and with architecture ranging from the thirteenth to the twenty-second century, there are many civic buildings as well as museums and galleries, such as the Fitzwilliam Museum and Kettles Yard.. One day is not enough to see it all! There are also pursuits such as punting on the River Cam (and Granta), as well as riverside walks both up and downstream. There is further interest to be had in the villages and countryside around Cambridge: the Imperial War Museum Aircraft at Duxford, Oliver Cromwell’s Birthplace in Huntingdon, the cathedral at Ely, Rupert Brooke’s Granchester, the festival of Morris Dancing at Thetford (annual event), and much else…. Within Cambridge itself, the City Centre is compact and mostly pedestrianised, elsewhere the local buses are pretty efficient.
NB. Ccar Parking in Cambridge is pretty horrendous and very expensive, but a very good alternative is the Park-and-Ride arrangement : Three separate parking places round the outskirts of Cambridge with frequent buses into the centre (and stops along the routes) at £3.00 return, flat rate fares. Brilliant!
Edward
United Kingdom
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Our superior room was beautifully decorated and had some little extra touches that made it quite special. For example, the lovely proper teapot and cups and saucers ... very welcoming after a day out walking around Cambridge. Also the accent vases and cushions, etc. .... it felt like we were staying in a fine home rather than a hotel with items secured to tables and walls. The weekend breakfast buffet was one of the best we have ever had, while the regular breakfast table service on the Monday was also very excellent.
We have stayed at this hotel many times over the ten years that we were associated with Cambridge University. The hotel has an exceptional location, close to the best parts of town, but also close to the river and Jesus Green. It feels like home away from home. Unexpectedly, this time we also had a balcony which was much appreciated and had excellent views. Had a lovely celebratory meal at Six Brasserie. We also really like the roof top bar.
Lovely hotel. Nice clean room, staff were friendly and nice breakfast was included. 20 ish minute walk into city centre so ideal place to stay to explore. On site parking was very handy and they let us park there all day before we even checked in. Would definitely stay again if we came back to Cambridge.
I had a nice room at the back of the hotel overlooking the car park. The breakfast, although continental, was good. Car parking in Cambridge city centre is expensive so I didn't mind paying to use their car park for convenience and peace of mind.
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