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Unique Cambridge
From making your own gin with one of the world’s most innovative distilleries, to trying the best of the Cambridge food scene – here are some uniquely Cambridge experiences to seek out during your stay
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Accommodation
Staying in Cambridge is every bit as individualistic as you would expect. From cheap and cheerful rooms to quirky boutique-style venues and luxurious hotels and apartments, you’ll never be short of choice when planning your stay in the city.
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City Centre Hotels
Hilton Cambridge City Centre
The largest hotel set in the heart of the city, minutes from the University of Cambridge colleges with an executive lounge, restaurant and bar.
Graduate by Hilton Cambridge
As Cambridge's only riverfront hotel, Graduate by Hilton Cambridge is an idyllic retreat for both city lovers and those looking for a quiet weekend getaway, boasting both scenic views and a prime city centre location.
Clayton Hotel Cambridge
Clayton Hotel Cambridge is a luxurious and contemporary hotel situated in the heart of Cambridge, offering guests a perfect blend of comfort and style. Whether you’re visiting for business or leisure, our hotel provides an ideal base for exploring this historic city.
University Arms Cambridge
University Arms is a historic hotel set in the heart of Cambridge's City Centre providing the perfect staging point to explore this stunning city.
Ibis Cambridge Central Station
Modern hotel next to Cambridge Station offering stylish rooms, a café, and easy access to the city Centre, universities, and attractions.
The Varsity Hotel & Spa
A boutique hotel in Cambridge with just 48 uniquely designed rooms, each celebrating the cultural heritage of the city. The quirky artwork and special details in each room make this feel like a home away from home and contribute to a cosy warm atmosphere. Stay unique with us.
Gonville Hotel
From the moment you arrive at our Cambridge hotel, your Gonville Hotel experience begins. From a warm welcome on check-in, to luxurious rooms and communal spaces, there is nothing quite like staying at our boutique hotel in Cambridge. Our friendly and knowledgeable team makes Gonville Hotel the pleasurable stay it is and will always be there to welcome you with a smile or help in any capacity they can.
The Regent Aparthotel
Cambridge's first centrally located aparthotel putting freedom and flexibility first so you can unlock the city.
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Cambridge Quy Mill Hotel & Spa
Once a historic watermill, Quy Mill Hotel & Spa is a secluded haven which offers delightful hotel accommodation in Cambridge, superb food and unfailing courtesy. It is the only hotel in Cambridgeshire to be awarded the Silver Star award by the AA, recognising our superior level of quality, and high standards of service and cleanliness. All our rooms feature en-suite bathrooms and some offer the height of exclusivity with four poster beds and whirlpool spa baths, with free parking and free Wi-Fi always included. Our award-winning restaurant will create a tempting selection of local and international dishes.
Ibis Cambridge Central Station
Modern hotel next to Cambridge Station offering stylish rooms, a café, and easy access to the city Centre, universities, and attractions.
Novotel Cambridge North
The Novotel Cambridge is perfectly positioned for both work and leisure. Close to Cambridge North train station and Cambridge science and business parks, professional trips are a breeze for guests staying here.
The Hobson Cambridge by Adina
Boutique apartment hotel in the heart of Cambridge, blending heritage charm with contemporary Adina comfort and style.
The Varsity Hotel & Spa
A boutique hotel in Cambridge with just 48 uniquely designed rooms, each celebrating the cultural heritage of the city. The quirky artwork and special details in each room make this feel like a home away from home and contribute to a cosy warm atmosphere. Stay unique with us.
Did you know?
First World War poet Rupert Brooke studied at King’s College, Cambridge, and spent time living in Grantchester. He was so enamoured with the Cambridgeshire village he penned one of his most famous works, The Old Vicarage, about his home there.