31 Hotels in Cambridgeshire.

The Black Bull - About 30 minutes from Stansted Airport, The Black Bull Inn is a 400-year-old building, with a public bar featuring 3 large open fireplaces. The Black Bull has a selection of en suite rooms, and offers food every day from 12:00 until 14:30, and 17:30 until 21:00.

Cityroomz - Situated just 50 metres away from the railway station, this small, comfortable hotel provides a convenient location in the heart of Cambridge's historic city centre. The nearby train station offers direct links to Central London in less than one hour, and Stansted Airport is also just a short train journey away. Buses from the station take you into the heart of the city, or you can easily walk or cycle. Boasting 19 unique, compact, cabin rooms and 5 compact double rooms, Cityroomz aims to ensure a comfortable night's sleep, followed by a light breakfast from 07:30 - 09:30.

Wyboston Lakes - Wyboston Lakes is just off the A1, midway between Cambridge and Bedford. It offers free Wi-Fi, great food, an 18-hole golf course, leisure facilities and ample free parking. The bedrooms at Wyboston Lakes are clean, modern and have an en suite bathroom. Superb food is prepared by expert chefs at Waterfront Brasserie, recently awarded the AA rosette for food and service. The Brasserie also overlooks the lake, offering scenic views. Experience friendly customer service and good leisure facilities, including a gym, indoor swimming pool and sauna. There is also a driving range for golfers.

Great Northern Hotel - Situated in Peterborough city centre, the recently refurbished Great Northern Hotel offers elegant rooms with en suite facilities, and full English breakfasts in the on-site restaurant. The classic Victorian building offers rooms with flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities and Egyptian linen. 24-hour room service is available, and free Wi-Fi is accessible in all rooms. Carriages Restaurant serves a varied menu that changes weekly, and afternoon teas are served in the guest lounge. The bar offers a selection of beverages and a light menu, and features a large screen TV. The Great Northern Hotel has a cosy guest lounge with ample seating, and there is also a landscaped garden with traditional Victorian features. Free on-site parking is also available for guests. Just 50 metres from Peterborough Railway Station, the Great Northern Hotel boasts a central location within walking distance of Peterborough Cathedral. Trains run regularly to nearby Cambridge and Ely.

Doubletree by Hilton Cambridge - Doubletree is in the centre of Cambridge, beside the River Cam. There is a Riverside Brasserie and a health club with indoor pool, gym and spa. Some rooms have river views. Doubletree by Hilton Cambridge has air-conditioned rooms with large flat-screen TVs. The LivingWell Health & Fitness club also has a sauna, steam room, cardio machines, a weights area and aerobics studio. Riverside Brasserie at Cambridge Doubletree by Hilton has stylish food with river views. The Terrace Bar & Lounge serves traditional afternoon tea. Doubletree by Hilton Cambridge is 1 mile (1.6 km) from Cambridge Rail Station, just 3 miles (4.8 km) from the M11 motorway and Cambridge Airport.

Newark Hotel - Just a 10-minute walk from Peterborough Rail Station, this family-run hotel in the centre of Peterborough offers rooms with TVs and private bathrooms, home-cooked food, and a bar with courtyard garden. Guests can enjoy hearty, home-cooked food within the hotel restaurant. Guests can also choose from an

Sheene Mill - This former mill house with restaurant and bar has a tranquil, elegant atmosphere. It is close to the centre of Royston and 15 minutes south of Cambridge. Sheene Mill is set in pretty landscaped gardens, and is not far from junctions 10 and 11 of the M11. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in the restaurant or conservatory, with views of the gardens and mill pond. Lunch is served Monday to Sunday, and dinner from Monday to Saturday, and locally sourced produce is used. The bar has comfy leather seating for an open and relaxed feel. Each of the 9 en suite bedrooms is individually styled and overlooks the grounds.

Best Western Gonville Hotel - Our hotel is an independent family hotel in the heart of one of the worlds most famed, historic and beautiful cities. The Gonville Hotel will make sure that your stay in Cambridge will be unforgettable. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor to this beautiful city for business or leisure, our hotel is the perfect stop for you. The Gonville's total refurbishment has created a hotel to offer all of the contemporary facilities that discerning guests appreciate, combining these with the personal service and friendly atmosphere of yesteryear. Truly a hotel of Cambridge tradition. We are very conveniently placed overlooking Parker's Piece, where famed cricketer Sir Jack Hobbs honed his game. It is but a short stroll across the Piece to the Colleges, the river and all of the other attractions that Cambridge has to offer.

Huntingdon Marriott Hotel - Boasting excellent transport links, this contemporary-style 4-star hotel is set on the outskirts of Huntingdon, just minutes away from the A14, linking to the M11 southbound and the A1(M) north. Following a recent GBP 1.5 million refurbishment programme, the Huntingdon Marriott Hotel now offers a range of modern facilities throughout its guest rooms, conference rooms and lobby. It also features an indoor pool and fully-equipped gym. Located in Cambridgeshire, the Huntingdon Marriott Hotel provides an ideal base from which to explore the University City of Cambridge, historic Peterborough and the notorious racing town of Newmarket.

Lamb Hotel - Sitting in the shadows of Ely Cathedral, Lamb Hotel dates back to the 15th century and retains its atmosphere as a thriving coaching inn. The Lamb boasts 31 comfortable en-suite rooms. Meals and drinks are served all day in the bar and restaurant. Traditional beers, wines, spirits and teas and coffees are available. The Lamb Hotel's history dates back to the time of King Richard II. Ely has old streets and medieval gateways, timbered houses and parkland stretching down to the River Great Ouse. Cambridge is nearby, and Newmarket, famous for horse racing, is 12 miles (19 km) away.