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A deck with a sofa and an umbrella, overlooking a canal with buildings and greenery.

1. Central Cambridge Modern Solar Houseboat

Cambridge City Centre

Owen C.

includes taxes & fees

13 Oct - 14 Oct

A kitchen with two shelves holding various food items, a gas stove, and a sink.

2. Unique Houseboat Retreat for 4 With Cafe

City of Westminster

includes taxes & fees

25 Oct - 26 Oct

A table with a decorative item and a card, a window with a view of a river and buildings, and blue curtains.

3. Cosy Canal Boat in Little Venice for Family & Friends

City of Westminster

"We had a peaceful, lovely stay. Little Venice is an easy walk from Paddington Station, while also being a world in itself. The boat is cozy with a nice seating area near the entrance, a very workable kitchen, and room outside for two or three to enjoy drinks or a meal. It is a treat to see swans and other water birds out the windows. Rather than run the engine for hot water, we used the stove to warm up water for personal hygiene. The host left wood for heat, but we didn't need it. The...

Ken R.

includes taxes & fees

11 Oct - 12 Oct

A modern kitchen with a central island, copper pendant lights, and a skylight.

4. Boutique boat hotel moored on the Floating Pocket Park in West London.

Hackney

Nikki

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A long dining table set with plates, bowls, and blue glasses, centered with a floral arrangement.

5. The Boathouse London

London City Centre

Britta Vestfal

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A swan swimming in a calm water body with a wooden building in the background.

6. Comfy Canal Boat in Little Venice for Family & Friends

City of Westminster

casey c.

includes taxes & fees

15 Oct - 16 Oct

7. Cozy Narrowboat on Regents Canal

London City Centre

includes taxes & fees

18 Oct - 19 Oct

A cozy interior with a flat-screen TV, two lamps, a remote control, a cushion, and a potted plant on a wooden table.

8. Stay Aboard a Princess Yacht | Shamrock Escapes

Chertsey

includes taxes & fees

11 Oct - 12 Oct

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Top East of England Hotel Reviews

The Dukes Head Hotel

8/10 Good

"Friendly, helpful. Nice room. Great value"

The Fellows House Cambridge, Curio Collection by Hilton

8/10 Good

"It was a mixed bag - mostly positives, but with a couple of inexcusable negatives. Pros: The hotel is new, nice interior decor and amenities (small but well equipped gym, narrow swimming pool but with sauna/hot tub, nicely done, laundry room in basement with free use of washer/dryer, underground carpark - a rarity in Cambridge (though at a fee), apartment style rooms with kitchen including pots/pans/plates/cutlery/microwave etc etc, decent bed and bathroom). Staff at front desk were great. Cons: One major and significant issue was the duvets were very poor, with huge lumps of filling in some pockets, while others were completely empty, leaving you with lots of cold spots. I asked for a replacement but it was the same. Clearly an issue with procurement quality, and something critical when sleeping in a new place. I caught a cold from the aircon and the unevenly insulated duvet. Second was the housekeeping staff who reeked of body odour. Not just one, but two different staff members - both male I should add - absolutely stank out my room. Third was a general issue with phones and communication. When I asked one of the housekeeping staff for a replacement duvet at 4pm, they never got back to me. I called again at 9pm, then still didn't come. Eventually someone came an hour later after a further call. Calls to room service were often left ringing for ages and not answered. Breakfast: it was 'ok' - standard full English, with pastries/bread etc, but a bit unimaginative."

Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"As a family we discovered this hotel when looking for somewhere to stay for my nephew’s wedding at South Farm, Royston. From start to finish the staff on reception could not have been more helpful reassuring me that all would go smoothly in terms of booking in and out individually and at different times, taxi recommendations, meal times, bedding arrangements for small grandchildren. I arrived a day earlier than my family and Naomi I believe her name is could not have been more charming, welcoming or helpful. Equally the case when Karolina later took over on reception. Whilst Emily and Helen had fewer interactions with me, they were just as professional and helpful on the 2 occasions I needed advice. The rooms were excellent: even the classic is a very good size and comfortably accommodates 2 easy chairs and a coffee table alongside a desk and chair. I’d booked a junior suite for my daughter and family as they needed extra space for their 4 year old and 18 month old: they were blown away by it! As I stayed on for a few days R and R post wedding, I was able to make sure of the leisure facilities: the pool is a good size and the sauna and steam room excellent. I couldn’t recommend highly enough."

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