Hotels with Parking in Cambridge

This accommodation was excellent. for us.It was situated in a tiny village with only one local pub, which was ideal for us. Cambridge is only 10miles away. The host was very friendly and welcoming. The Lodge was beautifully decorated and impeccably clean. A nice touch was a plate of fairy cakes and a jar of cookies to welcome you. There was also a jug of milk in the fridge. The bed was sublime. Extremely soft and comfortable. I normally only manage 3-4 hours sleep daily, but on our two night stay i slept right through both nights. Breakfast was a full English delivered to our door, and it was delicious. I can't recommend this place and it's host highly enough. If I'm visiting the area again Thorn House will definitely be my first choice.

They can provide a sofa bed for families with children. I initially thought this was a new hotel and would be safe based on reviews, but upon checking in, I noticed a strong smell of salted fish in the hallway. Our room 221's bathroom had a severe odor problem! It was really stinky! On the first floor, there's a 24-hour snack bar (very convenient, but quite expensive), and even near the fridge, you can smell a sewer-like odor! It seems like the hotel's overall infrastructure isn't well-maintained. It's within walking distance to the Cambridge punting dock and King's College. The front desk staff was very friendly. Parking across the street is indeed expensive; we parked there for one night, then moved the car to Castle Hill Carpark the next morning (charges are as follows). If you park at Castle Hill overnight the day before, it's free, but it's about a 15-minute walk back to the hotel.

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 a 15-20 minute drive from Cambridge. There's a gas station and a large supermarket next door with a good selection of items. Breakfast is standard, a typical English breakfast. The car park is spacious, perfect for those traveling by car, and the rooms are quite new.

Breakfast is average, it is normal, nothing special. The room is too small, and it is rare to live in such a small room at this price. There is a chair in the room, and it is necessary to find a waiter to give another chair. From the picture posted on the door, we stayed in the smallest room in the whole hotel. Really unhappy.

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.

This hotel is quite a distance from the city center of Cambridge. Its biggest advantage is the ample parking, which is great for self-driving travelers staying overnight. If you turn left out of the hotel, there's a small path that leads to a bus stop in less than a 10-minute walk, from where you can take a bus to central Cambridge.

Great for self-drivers, though it's a bit far from the city center. The location was a bit tricky to find, and with road construction, we had to drive around in circles a few times. Overnight parking in front of the hotel is free from 6 PM to 9 AM, and the first hour is also free, but you need to download the JustPark app, which isn't very convenient for Chinese users (Chinese Apple IDs can't download it). The hotel rooms are very spacious; I'd estimate a two-bedroom suite is about 100 square meters, similar to what you'd find in China. It has an oven but no microwave, and a very large terrace overlooking a garden, so it was quiet at night. There's a big supermarket within walking distance. It's next door to a Hyatt, and they share the breakfast area. Overall, highly recommended if you're traveling by car.

I have stayed here many times and really enjoyed my stay but this time not so great there was a huge gap under the door letting in loads of light from the corridor so had to roll a towel up the block the gap. There is normally spare pillows but not this time we had 2 very flat pillows so did not get a good sleep at all

The room is clean and hygienic. It is 3-4 kilometers away from the center of Cambridge. It can be reached by bus and it takes about 50 minutes to walk. The environment is good. The biggest problem is that the mobile phone signal is not good, especially the WiFi. Most of the time the signal is very poor or almost non-existent. Only one night the signal was OK