Hotel · Cambridge
University Arms
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The house
Cambridge's best-known hotel, opened in 1834 and thoroughly renovated, on the edge of the great meadow of Parker's Piece. It has 189 rooms and suites spread over four floors, with views over the park, Regent Street or the inner courtyard, a library for guests, a restaurant and a bar. In the afternoon it serves tea.
The rooms
They range from the Cosy, the smallest, to the Classic, the Superior and the suites. Those facing Parker's Piece are the brightest. On its website, Classic rooms start at £229 a night and suites are considerably more; rates vary a lot with graduation and summer dates.
Getting there
From Cambridge station it is about 15 minutes' walk along Hills Road and Regent Street, or a short taxi ride. To the historic centre, King's Parade, it is ten minutes' walk across Parker's Piece and the market. It is a good base without a car.
Practical details
- Phone
- +44 1223 606066
- [email protected]
- Rooms
- 189
Facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Breakfast
- Lift
- Wi-Fi
Tips
- Ask for a park view The difference from the interior rooms is noticeable.
- Use the library It is one of the most pleasant corners of the hotel for a rainy afternoon.
Frequently asked questions
Is it near the station?
About 15 minutes on foot.
Does it have a restaurant?
Yes, a restaurant and bar, with breakfast and afternoon tea.
Is it in the centre?
On the edge: King's Parade is ten minutes' walk away.
Car-freeAs a family