Cambridge Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Cambridge, United Kingdom

If you want to be close to everything this is a great place to stay, though I feel it's very overpriced for what it is. The roof top is lovely for drinks and a romantic place to spend the evening ('if' the weather is good). Supposedly we were upgraded to a better room - it was small, hotel is ok, trendy but cramped.

Perfect for my overnight stay. Quick check in and checkout

Small but nice room close to town center. Decent price in an expensive town.

Lovely hotel, very comfortable and really well situated for the University science park

Location, building,food and all staff excellent. Very memerable overnight stay.

I stayed here for a week while in town visiting friends. Easy access to both the city center and Grafton. Room was tidied daily and the staff was extremely friendly. Cable TV in the room and plenty of outlets for all my charging needs. The room is a little on the rundown side, but I found it to be charming and comfortable none-the-less. The house was fully booked and I couldn't hear any of the other tenants, definitely a plus. There was daily breakfast available, but I didn't partake. I would definitely stay here again next time I'm in town.

Great hotel and very clean. Overall lovely but a shame about the restaurant as they had a gas problem and therefore couldn't cook steak in the steak restaurant. Even though the prices are high for the rooms you still have to pay for the parking which is £20 per night which is a bit of a cheek. Would deffinatly come back

Visited Cambridge with my friend and 2yr old daughter. The hotel was close to the city centre and all local attractions. We stayed in a twin room with a travel cot which was very spacious, clean and comfortable. Hotel staff call at each room between 7pm-9pm, to see if anything is needed to make your stay more comfortable eg pillows and toiletries. Ipads, hairdryers, tea and coffee facilities and botles of water are provided in your room. Room service is quick and the food was delicious. The only negative feedback we would give the hotel is the wait at breakfast time. We arrived in the atrium at 9.30am and were seated immediately. We were given a menu and told our order would be taken shortly. Nobody approached us so we helped ourselves to cereal, fruit and fruit juice, which was located in an ajoining room although not informed of this. It was then 40 minutes before a waiter took our cooked breakfast order and then another 30 minutes before it arrived. This left us with 20 minutes to eat our beakfast (which was delicious once it arrived) and check out by 11am. A disappointing end to a wonderful weekend.

I stayed for a bit over a week, and found the location to be reasonably convenient for my conference at St. Catharine's college. The breakfasts were great, and an excellent and nutritious start to the day. Duncan and Emma, the hosts, could answer most questions about Cambridge, and would find the answers to questions they couldn't immediately address. They were also very accommodating with regard to timing of breakfast. I would certainly stay at the Victoria Guest House again.

OK - good breakfast, quiet room, en-suite toilet rather problematic!