Queen Edith's hotels, Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge Hotel Guide

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Where to stay in Queen Edith's

Find the best Queen Edith's areas for the activities you enjoy most.

A historic bridge over a river, surrounded by trees and buildings.

Cambridge City Centre

Unique features of Cambridge City Centre include the gardens and river views. Make a stop by Cambridge Market Square or Cambridge Corn Exchange while you're exploring the area.

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Petersfield

While visiting Petersfield, you might make a stop by sights like Mill Road and Cambridge Muslim Welfare Society.

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A church with a tall spire and a graveyard in front.

Chesterton

While Chesterton may not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Abbey Stadium and Bridge of Sighs.

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A historic building complex with a prominent tower, surrounded by a field of white flowers.

Coleridge

When in Coleridge, you can plan a visit to Cambridge Junction and Mill Road, some noteworthy sights in the nearby area.

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A historic building with large windows and a river in the foreground.

Castle

While visiting Castle, you might make a stop by sights like Bridge of Sighs and River Cam.

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Top Queen Edith's Hotel Reviews

Cambridge Quy Mill Hotel & Spa in Cambridge

10/10 Excellent

"Nice clean bedroom. Fresh bed linen. Staff helpful and courteous."

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."

Graduate by Hilton Cambridge

8/10 Good

"The room was great with a good view of the river and lawn area. Plenty of space in the room. The leisure facilities are very good and the staff there were super-helpful. The bar was so-so, waited a while to get served and then the wine I wanted was only available by the bottle and not the glass. 30GBP a day for parking felt a bit steep!"

Frequently asked questions

What is Queen Edith's like?

Travellers will be sure to enjoy their time in Cambridge's Queen Edith's neighbourhood. Consider a visit to Frank Lee Leisure and Fitness Centre as part of your Queen Edith's travel plans.

What's a favourite hotel to stay in Queen Edith's?

Based on Expedia customer reviews, Aylesbray Lodge is the highest ranked property in Queen Edith's. This guest house offers free parking and free WiFi.

How many hotels will I find in the Queen Edith's area?

If you're searching for places to stay in Cambridge, Expedia has something to meet your needs with 24 Queen Edith's hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Queen Edith's, will I receive a refund?

Yes, the majority of hotel room reservations are refundable if you cancel prior to the hotel's cancellation deadline, which often is within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. If you have a non-refundable reservation, you might be able to still cancel and receive a refund within 24 hours of booking. Enter dates in and click on "Search", then you can use the "fully refundable" filter to get the best options available in Queen Edith's.

What is there to do around this Cambridge neighbourhood?

Frank Lee Leisure and Fitness Centre is an attraction you might want to check out while you're in Queen Edith's. When you're sightseeing in Cambridge, Gog Magog Golf Club and Cambridge Junction are also worth a stop.

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Our top choices for Queen Edith's hotels

1. Hyatt Centric Cambridge

2. Wilde Cambridge City Centre

3. Clayton Hotel Cambridge

4. Radisson Blu Hotel London Stansted Airport

5. Novotel Cambridge North

6. Holiday Inn Express Cambridge by IHG

7. ibis Cambridge Central Station

8. Graduate by Hilton Cambridge

9. The Fellows House Cambridge, Curio Collection by Hilton

10. The Gonville Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals

11. Turing Locke Cambridge

12. The Hobson Cambridge By Adina

13. Hilton Cambridge City Centre

14. Holiday Inn Cambridge by IHG

15. Cambridge Quy Mill Hotel & Spa in Cambridge

16. Hampton by Hilton London Stansted Airport

17. Hotel du Vin & Bistro Cambridge

18. Arundel House Hotel

19. The Regent Aparthotel

20. Centennial Hotel

Where to stay in Queen Edith's

Cambridge City Centre

Petersfield

Chesterton

Coleridge

Castle

Top Queen Edith's Hotel Reviews

Cambridge Quy Mill Hotel & Spa in Cambridge

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