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

Cambridge City Centre

Unique features of Cambridge City Centre include the gardens and river views. Make a stop by Christ's College or Cambridge Market Square 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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Church of Saint Botolph in Cambridge city, England, UK

Trumpington

Coffee shops and historical sites are notable features of Trumpington. You might consider stopping by River Cam while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

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Aerial view of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Newnham

If you're spending some time in Newnham, Mathematical Bridge and King's College Chapel are top sights worth seeing.

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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 Christ's College and Bridge of Sighs.

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Top Queen Edith's Hotel Reviews

Hyatt Centric Cambridge

10/10 Excellent

"Croissants could have been replenished at Breakfast!"

Cambridge Quy Mill Hotel & Spa in Cambridge

8/10 Good

"We had a nice overnight stay in this hotel, the evening meal in the restaurant was really good and the breakfast was excellent (we both had the delicious Eggs Benedict but also appreciated the fresh fruit pots and mini pastries). Room was clean and the only reason I've gone for 4 stars is that the plug in the bathroom sink got stuck although when we reported it to reception we were offered the chance to move rooms so they did try to rectify the situation. The only other thing to note was that our visit happened to coincide with a party in the marquee outside although the loud music did stop at midnight and we had received a message from the hotel earlier in the week warning us there was an event on so not a big problem. We're planning on a return visit to make use of the spa facilities."

Wilde Cambridge City Centre

10/10 Excellent

"Soooooo good! This hotel is located perfectly for the central colleges and river. It’s also a very short walk from Park & Ride bus stops if you come into the city using P&R. The communal areas are great with lots of food and drink options, plus plenty of seating. Lovely vibe in there. Bed was incredibly comfortable and we both slept very well. There is a modern clean bathroom and well equipped small kitchenette. Highly recommend for a trip to Cambridge."

Rectory Farm

8/10 Good

"It's a lovely building close to the M11 in lovely grounds with parking. What I didn't like was check in at 4pm, it's out of step with most other places which are 3pm. Most hotels can get the rooms ready 11-3pm. The room was very small and the style was very dated, the rooms away from the main building are not well signed and a room for 2 people had no hand towels, 2 bath towels and the only toiletries was a minuscule bar of soap, no shower gel or shampoo. All hotels supply more than that and most people would expect them, you get more than that at a Travelodge. It was made worse by the fact there were no shops nearby and the vending machine stock was low of every thing and the cost was too high £2 for a bag o crisps , £3 for a can of cola. It's is presented as an upmarket hotel but it's very disappointing, dated and not great value. The main building is impressive but the interiors of the chalet rooms feel like an old people's home and are in desperate need of renovation, it could be amazing but unfortunately it's outdated and mumsey at best."

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 23 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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The Holly Tree

Premier Inn Cambridge - A14 J32

Rosebarne Bed & Breakfast

Black Horse

The Cricketers

Swan Hotel Thaxted by Greene King Inns

Rectory Farm

The Gem Stansted

Orchard House

Crown & Punchbowl

Redwings Lodge Baldock

The White Horse Inn

The Hole In The Wall

DeSalis Hotel London Stansted

Madingley Hall

The Bell Inn

The Eaton Oak

The Red Cow Inn

Kings Arms Hotel

The Three Pickerels

Our guide on where to stay in Queen Edith's

Cambridge City Centre

Petersfield

Trumpington

Newnham

Chesterton

Top Queen Edith's Hotel Reviews

Hyatt Centric Cambridge

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