Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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
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...
Recently renovated food room in traditional pub. Staff were outstandingly friendly. Bustling trade with karaoke evening the first night we arrived, great straightforward breakfast.
Recently renovated food room in traditional pub. Staff were outstandingly friendly. Bustling trade with karaoke evening the first night we arrived, great straightforward breakfast.
This has to be one of the nicest hotels we have stayed at in many a year. We arrived 2 hours early and were given key to the room and a very nice young lady showed us the way and explained the facilities.
The evening meals were excellent, portions very good and excellent quality food and drink, the lad who served us was pleasant and always smiling.
Lovely nights sleep was followed by a super english breakfast and real coffee. What a way to finish the stay.
We had a walk around the grounds and...
This has to be one of the nicest hotels we have stayed at in many a year. We arrived 2 hours early and were given key to the room and a very nice young lady showed us the way and explained the facilities.
The evening meals were excellent, portions very good and excellent quality food and drink, the lad who served us was pleasant and always smiling.
Lovely nights sleep was followed by a super english breakfast and real coffee. What a way to finish the stay.
We had a walk around the grounds and...
Colin
Reviewed October 24, 2024Reviewed October 24, 2024
A warm and welcoming stay in the heart of Ely in a lovely pub. The room was gorgeous, beautifully decorated, felt like a bijou apartment, and the bed very cosy indeed with sumptuous bedding. Very quiet, surprising for a pub on a high street . The bar downstairs is cosy with a large menu if needed. The breakfast menu also looked good but we didn’t partake. Highly recommend and would definitely stay again.
A warm and welcoming stay in the heart of Ely in a lovely pub. The room was gorgeous, beautifully decorated, felt like a bijou apartment, and the bed very cosy indeed with sumptuous bedding. Very quiet, surprising for a pub on a high street . The bar downstairs is cosy with a large menu if needed. The breakfast menu also looked good but we didn’t partake. Highly recommend and would definitely stay again.
Simon
Reviewed October 24, 2026Reviewed October 24, 2026
We just required a room for the night on our travels. We did not expect this lovely self contained unit with kitchenette microwave toaster kettle and fridge along with 2 televisions and great wifi. It was great!! If you get there when the centre is closed as we did you will get a text to collect your key from a key safe on the wall. Lovely added bonus of entrance to the bird sanctuary along with a reptile house and meerkats to see. You can make your own breakfast I your unit or order it from...
We just required a room for the night on our travels. We did not expect this lovely self contained unit with kitchenette microwave toaster kettle and fridge along with 2 televisions and great wifi. It was great!! If you get there when the centre is closed as we did you will get a text to collect your key from a key safe on the wall. Lovely added bonus of entrance to the bird sanctuary along with a reptile house and meerkats to see. You can make your own breakfast I your unit or order it from...
Great stay, friendly staff. If you park at the car park after hours, make sure you ask for and select the correct park park on the Huntingdonshire website !
Great stay, friendly staff. If you park at the car park after hours, make sure you ask for and select the correct park park on the Huntingdonshire website !
Andrew
Reviewed November 14, 2021Reviewed November 14, 2021
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...
The best area to stay in Wimblington is within the village centre itself, particularly around the church and the main High Street.
This central part of Wimblington offers a pleasant and welcoming village experience. You'll find local shops, traditional pubs, and eateries within easy walking distance. The High Street runs through the heart of the village, and the historic St Peter's Church is a prominent landmark, providing a focal point.
For couples looking for a relaxing escape, staying near the village centre is ideal. You'll have convenient access to local amenities and can enjoy leisurely strolls through the village or along nearby country lanes. The quiet pace of life here is great for unwinding.
Families will also appreciate the village centre's convenience. With local parks and open spaces nearby, there's room for children to play.
When is the best time to go to Wimblington?
The best time to visit Wimblington is during the late spring and summer months, from May to September, when the weather is generally mild and pleasant.
During this period, you'll find the most sunshine and the warmest temperatures, making it ideal for exploring the fens and surrounding countryside. Many local events and outdoor activities are scheduled for these months, offering more opportunities to experience the local culture and natural beauty. For walkers and cyclists, the drier conditions are great for enjoying the network of paths and trails.
Early autumn, specifically September, also offers a lovely experience with often settled weather and the added beauty of changing foliage. This time of year can be particularly appealing for couples looking for a quieter visit, as the peak summer crowds have dispersed, but many attractions remain open.
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