| there's also a restaurant, a bar and a residents' lounge, and meeting space is available. this simple hotel is a 5-minute walk from both cambridge railway station and cambridge university botanic garden. check-in time: 1:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. rooms are furnished in a low-key, traditional style, and all include en suite bathrooms and tvs, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. full english breakfast is included, and there's free off-street parking. the city centre is a 15-minute walk away
Heathrow Airport 1 hr 29
Bridge of Sighs (9 min)
Named for a famous Venice landmark, this circa-1831 covered arch bridge connects campus buildings. Anglesey Abbey (18 min)
Art-filled mansion and historic buildings in 98 acres of landscaped grounds filled with statuary. Cambridge University Botanic Garden (2 min)
40 acres of gardens and plants, popular with families and couples, plus glasshouses and a cafe. Scott Polar Research Institute (Polar Museum) (8 min)
Founded in 1920, this museum houses exhibits & artifacts on British polar exploration & a gift shop. King's College Chapel (5 min)
Late Gothic edifice with a vast fan vaulted ceiling, ornate stained glass windows and CofE services. Wren Library (8 min)
Storied 1600s college library designed by Christopher Wren, with rare books & medieval manuscripts. The Fitzwilliam Museum (8 min)
Huge showcase of classical art and artefacts, from Asian ceramics to armour, coins and paintings. The Backs (6 min)
Green space & a river behind several colleges, offering walking paths, trees & boating. IWM Duxford (17 min)
WWI airfield displaying hundreds of military and civilian vehicles, plus exhibits on warfare. The Round Church (8 min)
Landmark 12th-century round church with exhibitions & a visitor center offering walking tours. University Museum Of Zoology (10 min)
University museum offering a range of exhibits on animal life, plus 3 million+ zoological specimens. Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (10 min)
Significant collection of ethnographic objects covering everything from totem poles to teapots. Mathematical Bridge (5 min)
This historical footbridge was built with all straight timbers & thoughtful engineering. Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences (9 min)
Cases filled with rocks, fossils and preserved creatures, including some donated by Charles Darwin. Kettle's Yard (8 min)
University-run art gallery set in a large stone family estate, showcasing 20th-century works. | 
