Cambridge Hotels with Bars

A very nice place to park yourself when visiting Cambridge due to its great location (next to St John’s & River Cam) and good shopping and dining options all within 5-10 mins walk. Rooms are decent size with well stocked kitchen. Best of all they have a gym, washing & drying facilities and a lively and lovely dining area with a super bar.  Very friendly staff and a  shout out to Suhas at reception who looked after us during our stay. It’s also a location where many Uni students frequent to revise and chill, right next to the Cambridge Students’ Union building

Very helpful staff, great breakfast and quiet room which we had requested. Room very modern and clean, very nice shower and bathroom. Ticked all the boxes for us and would definitely return 😊

Given the amount of luggage we had and the inconvenience of finding a taxi, we booked this hotel, which is super convenient, located just 100 meters from Cambridge Station exit. The king-size bed in the family room is made up of two single beds pushed together, making it very spacious. The room itself is quite large by UK hotel standards; we could easily open up two large suitcases. This is an older hotel, but the bathroom has been renovated and feels very modern and comfortable to use. Breakfast is a typical Western-style meal, not a huge selection, but enough to fill you up.

I've stayed at this Hilton in Cambridge twice now, and both times it felt so welcoming. I booked the same river view room, and it was still just as comfortable and cozy. The front desk and restaurant were all the same, nothing changed. What did change was that this time I drove myself, and the parking was £26 a night – quite expensive! We walked to several Cambridge colleges and the shopping street, all within about ten to fifteen minutes. Cambridge feels much safer than London; you don't have to constantly guard your pockets or clutch your phone here. The breakfast was superb.

This was the largest room I stayed in during my UK trip. It's about a 15-20 minute walk to Trinity College and King's College in Cambridge city center. The area around is very quiet, and there's a supermarket about 100 meters away, so you can buy groceries and cook your own meals. There are also fast-food burger places nearby. Transportation is very convenient; you can take bus route 1 from Cambridge train station and it drops you right at the hotel entrance. When I first checked in, I found the cleanliness a bit lacking, especially the long sofa. However, after exploring the Cambridge University area, I realized that the entire Cambridge seems to have this damp, slightly old-fashioned feel. The shower was very comfortable, and the bathroom was also super spacious.

The room was clean and tidy. We were a family of four staying in a quad room. It had a washbasin, which was very convenient for brushing our teeth in the morning. The shared restrooms and shower rooms were also quite good. A major highlight was the shared kitchen, where we could buy groceries from the supermarket and cook our favorite meals. The location was excellent too, just about a 10-minute walk from the station.

This is also a very good hotel. The front desk service was excellent. Initially, there was an issue with the air conditioning in my room – it couldn't be manually adjusted. I informed the front desk, and they immediately moved me to a new room. The AC in the new room worked perfectly, making my stay very comfortable. Thumbs up for the service! The breakfast was good. My favorite dishes were replenished constantly, and the fish was delicious. The coffee was also nice. The atmosphere was quiet and comfortable.

Breakfast is average, it is normal, nothing special. The room is too small, and it is rare to live in such a small room at this price. There is a chair in the room, and it is necessary to find a waiter to give another chair. From the picture posted on the door, we stayed in the smallest room in the whole hotel. Really unhappy.

The hotel is located in Cambridge city center, within walking distance to attractions. Turn left when you exit, and at the traffic lights, turn right to find many Chinese restaurants, which is convenient. The reception has staff who speak Chinese, and they are friendly to Chinese guests. The breakfast buffet is extensive.

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.