Cambridge Hotel Guide - Fellows Garden hotels in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

"The rooms are tiny and without any atmosphere - like living in a suitcase"

"Room and breakfast was good "

"Room was unclean. Front desk and bar staff were great but restaurant staff was inattentive. Nice property on the side of the river but not worth the cost"

"Room was very hot with no A/C and could not open the windows. Dusty, no water, milk or at bags in the room. Car parking an extra £20 a day. Not very good"

"Attentive and helpful staff. Beautiful amenities. "

"Great breakfast, efficient staff, comfortable room"

"Had a great couple of days. Room was lovely"

"The bed was far too small - I didn't get a decent night's sleep there due to that. There was a power socket on only one side of the bed - very inconvenient. The wi-fi was very good but very fiddly to connect to. We were charged to park there - this is just grasping. The single lift was glacially slow. The staff were all very helpful and pleasant apart from the woman on reception when we checked out - she was abrupt to the point of rudeness."

"We stayed for two nights in a quadruple family room. The room itself was quite dated, although it was clean overall. There was some dust underneath the pull-out bed, which could have been addressed more thoroughly. On a positive note, the double bed was very comfortable, and the blackout curtains ensured a great night’s sleep. The in-room facilities were good, with a nice selection of tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. The bathroom was clean, and the shower was powerful, which was a real plus. The hotel as a whole could benefit from some refurbishment, as there were signs of wear and tear, including ripped wallpaper in some of the public areas. We really enjoyed the continental breakfast, which offered a good variety including cereals, yoghurts, croissants, spreads, ham, and cheese. The catering staff were friendly and clearly worked hard to keep everything well stocked. Overall, the location is perfect for exploring the Cambridge on foot."