3-Star Hotels in Cambridge

The hotel is not bad, the room is bigger than expected, the restaurant breakfast choice is the same as most hotels, the breakfast is almost the same every day, there is a big supermarket near the hotel to buy things very convenient

The hotel is a 15-20 minute drive from Cambridge. There's a gas station and a large supermarket next door with a good selection of items. Breakfast is standard, a typical English breakfast. The car park is spacious, perfect for those traveling by car, and the rooms are quite new.

The hotel is a very beautiful manor in the suburbs about 10km from Cambridge. There should be cows and sheep on the grassland in summer. I was attracted by other people's beautiful pictures when I made the reservation. After I checked in, I found it was really good, but I had to drive by myself and check in for free. The room was remodeled from the original dormitory, not quite but adequate, no air conditioning, slightly colder, breakfast quality is good, the environment is first-rate, it is recommended

I went there because the other colleges were having their mayballs and it was extremely loud. The facilities were fine although it was right beside a parking lot so it’s slightly loud at night. Also the soundproof between stories and between rooms are pretty bad I could hear people right across the hall opening and closing the doors very clearly Overall satisfactory experience, but I wouldn’t recommend for people traveling as a family.

While the hotel itself and rooms are fine. You have to pay extra for parking which is clearly just for capitalist gains as it’s on property. They advertise a pool (one of the main reasons we picked the hotel), which we were told on arrival has been closed for years, yet no thought to advertise this online was thought of? No instead they keep a picture of said swimming pool online when it would be a simple manner of taking one picture down to stop disappointment. They keep it up to attract visitors unfortunately. The water in the room for shower and bath simply did not go hot, but rather a low lukewarm. Breakfast also cost £15 which we opted not to do due to competition prices being so much lower for the same thing. Ultimately, it was a disappointing stay mainly due to their misinformation than the room itself.

The room was very tidy and nice. They had all the amenities, including soap, body wash, shampoo, tea, and instant coffee. They even had coffee pots. Towels were changed everyday too. There is no hair dryer, but they gave me enough towel to dry my long hair thoroughly though. The room I stayed was an attic room, with slanted ceiling, but I loved it because I could see the sky. There were blinders too, so the sun in the morning was not a worry for me. The room looks very much like a dorm, so there was a table that I can work on, with closet that I can hang my suits on too. It wasn't the cleanest, it had some spider webs in the corner of the room, but they were really in the corner and I was staying only to sleep, so it didn't bother me as much. I would definitely recommend the place for business travelers looking for a cheap accommodation in the middle of Cambridge University.

Cambridge is an expensive town. That said, the price of the room did not reflect the amenities or the size of the room. Basically, the bathroom was so small as to be useless, and the bedroom very poorly lit and felt cluttered. The hotel is on top of a very cozy pub near Jesus Green, and within a comfortable walk to city centre. The room was clean and relatively quiet (the pub/hotel are located at a big intersection with frequent traffic). It would be ideal if the room price was closer to 100£, rather than 200£…

It is a family hotel type hotel that focuses on warmth and comfort. It is located in a residential area around the city. There are no restaurants or supermarkets nearby, and it is far away from the main city. On the way to the main city, there are many barber shops along the way.

Very convenient, a few minutes walk from the train station. Good value for money

When I placed the order, I knew the room was very small, only 8 square meters, and I went there for its location: on the edge of the central lawn of Cambridge, close to Emmanuel College where my child applied for admission, and 3 minutes from the hotel to the main entrance of the college. I arrived at 12 o'clock in the night in the drizzle, because I didn't expect that the two building numbers were actually two small doors of the same small building. I searched for a long time before I found Building 6, which was only two meters away from Building 7. I didn't feel very good at the time. Because it was a self-service check-in, there was no one to receive me, so I couldn't complain. After entering the room, I found that there was a kitchen that was even more spacious than the bedroom, and all kinds of kitchen utensils were available. I immediately felt very happy! In the next 8 days, the small hotel became our home in Cambridge: I bought groceries and cooked every day. After walking and shopping, the kitchen became a living room, sitting down to make tea, coffee, and eat, it was very relaxing. The overall comfort far exceeded that of a five-star hotel with a room of 50 square meters. The only downside is that there are two bars downstairs, and the noise is loud every night. On weekends, there are people chatting on the benches by the lawn all night long. Fortunately, our whole family sleeps well and doesn't care too much. People who don't sleep well should think twice.