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Selection of our hotels in Cambridgeshire
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De Vere University Arms, Cambridge  
Situated in the very heart of historic Cambridge, this Victorian De Vere University Arms Hotel offers an unrivalled position overlooking 25 acres of parkland called Parker's Piece. |
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Hotel Felix, Cambridge
A contemporary, luxury, privately owned hotel, one mile north west of Cambridge city centre, with stylish, elegant interiors and 21st century facilities. The restaurant, Graffiti, serves modern Mediterranean cuisine. |
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Huntingdon Marriott Hotel
Luxurious four star hotel. The superb leisure club includes a swimming pool, steam room and spa bath and fully equipped gym. The hotel is air conditioned throughout and the restaurant serves delicious food and wine. |
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Purple Hotel Cambridge 
The Purple Hotel Cambridge offers superb comfortable, state of the art bedrooms with air conditioning, luxury walk-in shower, telephone, in-room entertainment with pay movies/television and tea/coffee making facilities. Ideally located for visiting Cambridge. |
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Ramada Peterborough
Whether on business or leisure, relax in the comfortable and friendly atmosphere of this well-located hotel. The hotel offers 70 well-appointed bedrooms and a bar serving a wide selection of wines, spirits, beers and soft drinks and an informal and comfortable restaurant. |
Bridge of Sighs, Cambridge |
There is a lot more to a visit to Cambridgeshire than the university city of Cambridge, but it's a great place to start!
Choose a hotel in Cambridge centre, and you are right at the heart of this amazing city. During term-time, earnest students in gowns whizz past you on bikes, sweeping into cobbled courtyards beyond wooden gates, as they have done here for centuries.
The University is not one building but many separate colleges, each with its own distinctive character, from the cute and cuddly Clare to the impressive Kings with its famous Chapel. The best way to see many colleges is by punt along the River Cam, but don't hire one to punt yourself, it's a lot more difficult than it looks! Cambridge is more than just academics and colleges, however, with good shopping and lots of entertainment from theatre to concerts. |
Beyond the city is the open Cambridgeshire countryside, with the flat landscape of the Fens to the east. This is an ideal place to book into a Cambridgeshire bed and breakfast, and start to relax! Find a hotel in Wisbech and you'll be in the heart of an elegant Georgian town, or visit Ely and discover its stunning Norman cathedral. After a hard day's sightseeing amongst the rivers and channels of the Fens, what better way to relax than with a drink at your Cambridgeshire hotel. Tomorrow you could explore Bronze Age Cambridgeshire at Flag Fen, play croquet at Peckover House, before restoring the spirits with a pint or two of Elgood's real ale, brewed in 200 year-old copper hoppers. |
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