The End House is a beautiful and tranquil place to stay for your visit to Cambridge. It's in a…read moregreat location, just about a 15 minute walk (partially along the forest path near the River Cam) south of the city center, which also makes it more convenient to walk to Grantchester village if you want to visit the Orchard Tea Gardens (which you should do!). If you are arriving at the Cambridge train station a cab is only about £6 as of 2014 if you don't want to drag your luggage through the forest, which we found out the hard way. Jonathan is a very kind and helpful host, and everything is chosen with great care, from the modern yet functional fixtures, to the clean and unusually large beds compared to other beds we encountered in the UK, to the beautifully handpicked furniture. Jonathan also buys groceries early every morning, so the fresh fruit and local sausage and bacon he serves are outstanding. He also makes perfectly cooked eggs, as well as delicious homemade fruit smoothies! I would definitely stay here again.

Very nice rooms, nice and quiet location, just outside of Cambridge - reachable via bus and a short…read morewalk from the bus station. I would definitely stay there again.

Had a great breakfast at the Acorn guest house this morning. There were three to choose from: The…read moretraditional English Breakfast, the Continental Breakfast and the Vegetarian Breakfast. The Continental Breakfast is about cereal and cold breakfast items. The Vegetarian, of course is about no meat. The traditional English breakfast (Which I ordered) features an egg sunny side up on a piece of toasted white bread, a sausage link, a couple of pieces of ham, a cooked piece of tomato, sauteed mushrooms and baked beans in a tomato based sauce. White and wheat toast with a variety of jellies and jams, coffee, tea and orange juice also came with the breakfast. Everything was cooked very well. The meats were all a bit salty, as you might expect, but everything was quite good! The dining room is very small and tables are right next to each other. Very cosy. (The price I clicked on below refers to the hotel, which is a very nice - moderately priced three star European hotel. Smallish room with a smallish shower, but super friendly staff)

Loved my stop at PA! Lots of great craft beer options, especially enjoyed the pale ales on nitro…read more Gorgeous beer garden. I had the fish and chips and enjoyed them....although the mushy peas seemed canned I still def enjoyed the meal. Great vibe. Good service. Wouldn't hesitate to visit again.

Best pub in Cambridge! Excellent food, service, live music and snooker. Large selection of beers,…read more too!

First thing to know, you need a pin code to get in. In case you did not receive a pin code or if…read moreyou have problems with the door, you can call a number and ask for advice. There is nobody at the hotel to assist you. Luckily another guest arrived at the same time and could help me out. Next issue was that I was locked in my room. The door didn't open from the inside. Again, the hotel hotline had to be called. Luckily, 20min later a helpful person arrived, let me out again and repaired the door. Apart from these surprises, the hotel or better guest house is centrally located and easy to reach and find. It has nicely decorated rooms and in my case also a very nice bathroom with a shower. The lighting good be improved. There is no reading light next to the wing chair, desk or even a bedside lamp, just one at the ceiling. It would also be good to have the option to open the window just a bit instead of wide open for some fresh air, especially in winter. Breakfast is served in the basement and provides a good selection. Everything is nicely decorated, but since it is the basement the room is rather dreary. Strange thing is that nobody seems to be around taking care of the breakfast. That appeared a bit ghost-like. In summary, interesting option in case Cambridge hotels are fully booked, but otherwise I would not book the Regency Hotel again.

The bed and pillows were quite comfortable. The staff is friendly and tries to be accommodating…read more The location, right next to the Cambridge Common, is convenient and quite pleasant. Other than that, the place is sort of an expensive dump. When we arrived, we found out that we were to share a bath with two other rooms. The shower in the bath wasn't particularly hot. There is no place to sit down in the guest house other than the hard backed wood chairs in the basement dining area,which is open an hour a day for a breakfast yet to be consumed. There are random mattresses hanging around and other things that lead one to think the guest house is going thru either renovation or deterioration or both simultaneously. The whole place feels a bit dirty. And, to add injury, it's expensive! Cambridge is an incredibly beautiful place and it deserves the flocks of tourists it attracts. So, make your travel plans early and get accommodations that are really worth the price because one suspects that a bunch of them are not.

I run a local software business but live in Cambridge and therefore I stay over at least once a…read moreweek. The Melverley is THE best guest house in Ipswich! Great owners, excellent rooms particularly rm 4 & 5, reasonable parking spaces, good price and finally the best full English breakfast anywhere - all locally sourced product cooked beautifully. A must stay venue!

From the owner: Melverley Guest House is a large Victorian property situated in the peaceful Christchurch Park…read moreconservation area and only a 10 minute walk away from Ipswich town centre.

Though quite unspectacular from the outside, the interior is a beautiful and charming home. Charlie…read moreBrown's is now a guest house owned by a lovely couple(Jane and Jonathon) and their three dogs (a black Labrador, a black Afghan and Bertie the Basset Hound), also lovely. The house has three rooms available all decorated in a tasteful, stylish and individually schemed way. A four-poster bed/family room, the Green room (not too green) and the Mulberry room (not too mulberry). All the rooms, as is the rest of the house, have a blend of fine contemporary and antique furnishings mixed with the original oak beams which feature prominently throughout the house as well as the uneven and slanted floors, corridors and ceilings. The house itself dates back largely to the 15th century (some more recent, some older). Of course, breakfast is offered but as there are only three rooms to cater for, each has their own personal breakfast in the guest lounge, prepared and cooked to your requirements and timing. We stayed in the Mulberry room and it was quite marvellous! En suite and tea and coffee making facilities too! Car parking is available as is use of the garden. Definitely a place I'd like to stay at again. TTFN, Ian

I was staying in Thetford to visit the Lakenheath area with my dad, who lived there for 3 years in…read morethe 1970s. We stayed at The Glebe Bed & Breakfast for two nights and really enjoyed ourselves. The staff here are incredibly kind and helpful. Breakfast was delicious, and the accommodations are incredibly comfortable and quaint. The road to turn on/off of from The Glebe is incredibly busy, so take caution when turning on/off the main road.

Wonderful hosts, clean, good food, exceptional hospitality. Good rates, highly recommendedread more