Excellent location for visiting IWM Duxford and only 10 minutes on the train to Cambridge.
Janet and Simon couldn't have been more welcoming. Nothing was too much trouble and the breakfasts were really good with options for all tastes.
Would stay again without hesitation.
Excellent location for visiting IWM Duxford and only 10 minutes on the train to Cambridge.
Janet and Simon couldn't have been more welcoming. Nothing was too much trouble and the breakfasts were really good with options for all tastes.
Would stay again without hesitation.
Nice couple. Very welcoming and good breakfast. Would have preferred fresh holondaise sauce on the eggs benedict, but that's being very picky. Everything else was perfect. Thanks.
Nice couple. Very welcoming and good breakfast. Would have preferred fresh holondaise sauce on the eggs benedict, but that's being very picky. Everything else was perfect. Thanks.
Martin
Reviewed December 15, 2015Reviewed December 15, 2015
WOW! What a stunning place! Which we highly recommend a stay here.
From when you initially arrive at the property and travel down the drive you can see the wonderful gardens and beautiful views.
We were checked in by Millie, who showed us to our room, which was amazing
Unfortunately the restaurant wasn’t open, but they did do meat and cheese boards, which we shared one of each, and certainly were not disappointed by the taste and variety.
The staff are friendly and attentive, without being over...
WOW! What a stunning place! Which we highly recommend a stay here.
From when you initially arrive at the property and travel down the drive you can see the wonderful gardens and beautiful views.
We were checked in by Millie, who showed us to our room, which was amazing
Unfortunately the restaurant wasn’t open, but they did do meat and cheese boards, which we shared one of each, and certainly were not disappointed by the taste and variety.
The staff are friendly and attentive, without being over...
We ariived late in the evening for a weekend break and were welcomed by Dave who showed us to our luxury bungalow. In the bungalow Denise had prepared us a grocery pack which we made full use of with arriving so late. My elderly mum was with us and Dave and Denise really did go above and beyond spoiling us. There were bikes which my son and I used to cycle to March along the canal. Cycling there is fab. We also went to the village of March and the people there were very friendly. We spent...
We ariived late in the evening for a weekend break and were welcomed by Dave who showed us to our luxury bungalow. In the bungalow Denise had prepared us a grocery pack which we made full use of with arriving so late. My elderly mum was with us and Dave and Denise really did go above and beyond spoiling us. There were bikes which my son and I used to cycle to March along the canal. Cycling there is fab. We also went to the village of March and the people there were very friendly. We spent...
I needed a overnight stopover on route to Peterborough, so research i did, i located this hidden gem. After making the reservation i received a welcome email with relevant info regarding my proposed visit, a very nice touch i thought, I was greeted on the day by Beverley who is so lovely, she shown me my room and explained the various details as one required, the room was spacious and very tastefully decorated, I was greeted by double bed with clean linen and very soft and cosy mattress, flat...
I needed a overnight stopover on route to Peterborough, so research i did, i located this hidden gem. After making the reservation i received a welcome email with relevant info regarding my proposed visit, a very nice touch i thought, I was greeted on the day by Beverley who is so lovely, she shown me my room and explained the various details as one required, the room was spacious and very tastefully decorated, I was greeted by double bed with clean linen and very soft and cosy mattress, flat...
rick
Reviewed December 16, 2014Reviewed December 16, 2014
Lovely quaint hotel. Crackin wee bar with really great staff who took care of my dog and me. Handy location just off the A1(M) - a welcome stop on a long journey. Super value too.
Lovely quaint hotel. Crackin wee bar with really great staff who took care of my dog and me. Handy location just off the A1(M) - a welcome stop on a long journey. Super value too.
Lovely pub with rooms. Staff were very helpful and friendly and our room was cosy and quiet. We had breakfast and dinner, both of which were excellent. Parking was no problem and the pub provided a good base for exploring Cambridge and the Fens.
Lovely pub with rooms. Staff were very helpful and friendly and our room was cosy and quiet. We had breakfast and dinner, both of which were excellent. Parking was no problem and the pub provided a good base for exploring Cambridge and the Fens.
Philip
Reviewed October 12, 2026Reviewed October 12, 2026
Stayed for just one night but really liked this property even though it was maybe a little expensive for just a 'room only' stay. Beautiful location in the private grounds of an old rectory surrounded by well kept gardens. Parking was in the grounds nearby and felt very secure. The check-in and arrival instructions were excellent, wi-fi connection was good and the room was clean with complimentary toiletries and coffee/tea. Our room was in the lodge building and was classed as small and cozy...
Stayed for just one night but really liked this property even though it was maybe a little expensive for just a 'room only' stay. Beautiful location in the private grounds of an old rectory surrounded by well kept gardens. Parking was in the grounds nearby and felt very secure. The check-in and arrival instructions were excellent, wi-fi connection was good and the room was clean with complimentary toiletries and coffee/tea. Our room was in the lodge building and was classed as small and cozy...
A little gem! Hospitable, great food, well stocked bar, comfortable bed and a good shower. Parking a little sketchy if you're arriving after dark, but a good welcome, clear instructions and helped up the stairs to my room. Dog welcome too (no charge). Simon the landlord is the proper English gentleman, the pub is a well-established proper English pub, and I'd thoroughly recommend a stay here for a reasonably (sensibly) priced base if you're visiting this part of the world on holiday or on...
A little gem! Hospitable, great food, well stocked bar, comfortable bed and a good shower. Parking a little sketchy if you're arriving after dark, but a good welcome, clear instructions and helped up the stairs to my room. Dog welcome too (no charge). Simon the landlord is the proper English gentleman, the pub is a well-established proper English pub, and I'd thoroughly recommend a stay here for a reasonably (sensibly) priced base if you're visiting this part of the world on holiday or on...
Andrew
Reviewed November 3, 2026Reviewed November 3, 2026
Birthday weekend away for my husband, and they even did a birthday surprise for him. Can't believe this is a 5 ⭐️ Hotel. Great food great monthly wines and ales. Highly recommend
Birthday weekend away for my husband, and they even did a birthday surprise for him. Can't believe this is a 5 ⭐️ Hotel. Great food great monthly wines and ales. Highly recommend
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