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Suite, Ensuite (with Kitchenette) | Soundproofing, iron/ironing board, free WiFi, bed sheets

Church Farm Lodge

Northampton

ARON

AED 320 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Jun - 5 Jun

Deluxe Cabin, Accessible, Ensuite | Shared kitchen

Rectory Farm Barn

Grantham

Paul

Luxurious 3 bed Lodge with private hot tub close to city of Cambridge

Great Cambourne, Cambridge

Ruth R.

Standard Cottage, Ensuite, Courtyard View (Premium three bedroom) | Exterior

The Yard @ Pringle Farm

Huntingdon

Valerie

Luxury farmhouse/lodge on scenic meadow and orchard. Pet-Friendly! w/Office

Wellingborough

Rachel U.

The Ailsworth, Wansford

Wansford

River Lark Lodge

Isleham

Rolo's Dog Friendly Lakeside Lodge With Hot Tub

Stamford

Caroline P.

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Top Huntingdonshire Hotel Reviews

ibis Cambridge Central Station

10/10 Excellent

"Clean hotel, friendly staff members"

Novotel Cambridge North

8/10 Good

"This hotel is next to the Cambridge North train station. Really convenient to not have to walk far with luggage. Train was easy into Cambridge, and bus stops were also conveniently close to hotel. Pool is small (no more than 20 people) I didn't look at the gym facilities. The breakfast was adequate, my opinion is that the breakfast wasn't good value for money, but there are no obvious choices for other places to eat close to hotel. My room had a great shower, and excellent air conditioning which were my main priorities on a super-heated bank holiday weekend."

Turing Locke Cambridge

6/10 Okay

"Early checkin was an awful experience, we called ahead and confirmed we would like to book early checkin, we were told we could arrive at 2pm. When we arrived there was no sign of early checkin and we were told they can clean a room but they had no idea how long it would take. When returning at 3:30pm we got our room and had to pay full early checkin price. The garden terrace was overgrown and we could barely open the door. The weed smokers in the open courtyard at night ruined the experience of sitting in a peace. The space was nice, but there were signs of a lot of water damage."

Cambridge Quy Mill Hotel & Spa in Cambridge

6/10 Okay

"I think the hotel is probably fine for the money but, like many others have said, the parking charges are outrageous. The first thing you become aware of when you arrive is menacing notices strewn all over the place threatening action against you if you don't pay. It's such an unpleasant and unwelcome thing to be faced with before you've even set foot in the hotel, that it colours your entire impression of the place and says something rather nasty about who runs it. If the management had any nous they'd get rid of it and fold the cost into the room charge. The hotel is in the middle of nowhere so 99% of customers have to drive and the idea that it should cost £10 per night in such a location is mean-spirited. It's really all I can remember about my stay and any other recollections I might have aren't worth mentioning because it would dilute the strength of feeling I have about this one element."

Rutland Hall Hotel & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"This is a superb hotel but I think your experience depends very much on the room you choose. The grounds are vast and various accommodation built on a hill, with reception in the beautiful main hotel whilst the restaurant and pool are higher up. Buggies are available to take guests around and the views can be spectacular. I originally booked a cosy double without thinking about the importance of the view. Although thoughtfully placed on the ground floor to aid my mobility, the room overlooked a wall and felt dark and depressing for me as a solo traveller. Couples or families may feel differently. Reception staff appreciated my dilemma, were excellent and helped me move to a beautiful room with a balcony on the same level as the restaurant and pool. It completely changed my stay. I did pay more, but for this hotel I would absolutely recommend paying extra for the balcony and view. The lodges also looked lovely. The restaurant had a modern atmosphere with background music and very attentive staff. Breakfast was buffet style whilst dinner was waiter service, yet I still felt completely comfortable dining alone. The pool was lovely, the massage was fabulous and everywhere was clean and well maintained. I would definitely stay again, but next time I would be much wiser about my room choice."

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Our top choices for Huntingdonshire lodges

Church Farm Lodge

Rectory Farm Barn

Luxurious 3 bed Lodge with private hot tub close to city of Cambridge

The Yard @ Pringle Farm

Luxury farmhouse/lodge on scenic meadow and orchard. Pet-Friendly! w/Office

The Ailsworth, Wansford

River Lark Lodge

Rolo's Dog Friendly Lakeside Lodge With Hot Tub

2 Bed Lodge Sleeps 6 -pets Ok -patio -free Parking

3 bed lodge, Ramsey, sleeps 6.

Lazy Otter Meadows

Willow's Dog Friendly Lodge With Hot Tub

BURLEY, open-plan, dog-friendly, Exton

Lodge 2, Edith Weston, Rutland

Stylish, modern and well located en-suite room with parking

The Elton, Rockingham Forest

The Wansford (Pet), Wansford

The Folkesworth (Pet), Wansford

Hambleton, Exton, Rutland

The Alwalton (Pet), Wansford

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