Hotels with Breakfast in Cambridge

The environment is great, and the location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from the boating dock! The hotel's own restaurant has a wonderful ambiance! However, the front desk service was mediocre, and there was no notification that breakfast times differ between weekdays and weekends. There's no bellhop service either. The dinner at the restaurant was just so-so, and the breakfast selection was limited, with unappetizing fruit. The restaurant service was also subpar.

Hotel is much better than expected. The price we paid was fair and there are many more amenities that I expected. They have nice gym, good showers in the room, very comfortable beds, the room had a fridge. The Italian lady on reception was really good and gave a really good impression of the hotel. The breakfast was quite busy but we did go at peak time. The quality of food on offer was good. I would definitely start here again. It's literally a few metres away from Cambridge North station

A dream hotel! This was my absolute favorite hotel during my UK trip, bar none. The rooms are exquisite. We booked two rooms this time, a loft suite and a king room. The price difference wasn't huge, but the suite was incredible – it had a kitchen, a living room, and a bedroom, it was fantastic. The air conditioning worked great, and the breakfast was delicious. It's about 1km from Cambridge University, easily accessible. There are temporary parking spots out front, and overnight parking in the basement, so no worries there. Two points for domestic travelers to note: 1. The EV charging station app in the basement cannot be downloaded or used by iPhones in mainland China or Hong Kong. Friends with electric cars should be aware of this. 2. The immediate area isn't particularly safe. When I went to the supermarket, I noticed that the people around seemed a bit questionable, especially if you go further north. For those concerned about safety, just avoid wandering around the area at night. The hotel itself is excellent and meets most needs.

Exceeded expectations! This is my second time in the UK, and this hotel offered the best value for money, facilities, and surrounding environment throughout my trip. I'll definitely be staying here again for my child's summer camp. This hotel is located in a new, clean, safe, and quiet community developed in Cambridge over the last three years. Directly across from the hotel is a University of Cambridge primary school, and just 50 meters away are the U1 and U2 bus stops. These lines take you from the train station, passing museums, Queen's College, and all the popular colleges (Cambridge has over thirty colleges, big and small!). You can bring luggage on the bus, and it costs around 3 pounds, payable conveniently with a contactless credit card. The room was cleaned daily with fresh towels provided, and complimentary drinking water and coffee/tea bags were restocked. The hotel offers room service with a detailed menu, and prices ranging from 9.9 to 28 pounds. The garden-style restaurant and courtyard downstairs are beautiful, perfect for a relaxing stay, especially with the long daylight hours in July and August in the UK. There's a large supermarket conveniently located across from the hotel, perfect for all your shopping needs.

The hotel is conveniently located on the right side when you exit Cambridge train station, about a 2-minute walk. The room was quite spacious, but for some reason, the water pressure was really weak. The air conditioning was nice and cold though. It's about a 10-minute bus ride to Cambridge's famous attractions.

I had a great stay at B&B Hotel Cambridge with my little dog. The hotel is dog-friendly, which made traveling much easier and more enjoyable. One of the best things about this hotel is its location right next to the train station, making it extremely convenient for travel to and from London. It is also within easy reach of Cambridge city centre and local attractions. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the hotel provided everything I needed for a comfortable stay. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a convenient and pet-friendly place to stay in Cambridge.

The front desk initially confused me with another guest and then assigned us a room on the top floor. The route they directed us to the room was also incredibly bizarre; we had to go down one floor then up three, which was quite a struggle with luggage. Inside the room, it was extremely hot and there was no fan. When we opened the window, it was completely covered in spiderwebs.

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.

The hotel wasn’t the easiest to find, the parking was down a driveway and they charge £18 per day to park.  I think this is absurd, I have never paid to park when I have booked a hotel.  I requested a room with a shower not a bath.  I did get a ground floor room, but it had a bath with an old shower.  The bathroom looked like it needed an upgrade, it was clean, but the tiles and grout were dirty, the sink plug didn’t work and the toilet creaked when you sat on it.  The hotel inside was ok,  but they were having some work done and the carpet was uneven, I tripped on out a few times.  The music that was in the background was awful and didn’t change in the two days we were there.  The restaurant wasn’t very big, but they did have a conservatory where you could sit and eat.  The food was ok, not a great selection, but quite expensive.  We booked bed and breakfast and was told when we arrived that breakfast was a Continental breakfast, not a cooked breakfast that we were expecting.  We could order a cooked breakfast but at an additional cost.  The meal was basic, if you wanted vegetables, that was extra, so not what we were expecting of a good hotel.

So likable I extended. The location score only applies if you have a vehicle. It’s a truck highway stop with a petrol station, EV car chargers and a large food court containing multiple outlets. If you don’t have a vehicle it’s an uber or long walk to public transport. The hotel itself is functional with accommodating staff. Ive wasted 10 mins of my life trying to upload photos of the EV charging station. It exists and is a plus for the hotel.