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The Lodge, Duxford Standard
The Lodge, formerly Duxford Lodge Hotel, is a boutique hotel in the village of Duxford near Cambridge. It offers characterful rooms and suites, dining, event spaces and workspace options for business guests. Set close to IWM Duxford and the M11, the hotel provides a relaxed base for leisure breaks, private celebrations and corporate stays.
The Old Bakery Standard
Serviced apartment on Mill Road in Cambridge.
The Old Rosemary Branch Standard
The Old Rosemary Branch offers bed-and-breakfast accommodation in a historic former public house in Cherry Hinton, with a village setting and access to Cambridge.
The Old School House Rooms & Lodge Standard
The Old School House Rooms & Lodge offers en-suite accommodation in Waterbeach for leisure and business guests. Its location north of Cambridge provides access to the city and nearby Waterbeach railway station. The property advertises breakfast options, flexible arrival arrangements and on-site parking; confirm details when booking.
The Oliver Cromwell Hotel Standard
March hotel, restaurant and events venue offering accommodation, dining, weddings and meetings.
The Opulent Birches Standard
Hotel on Corona Road in Cambridge.
The Pike & Eel Hotel & Marina Standard
Hotel on Overcote Lane in St Ives.
The Red Lion at Whittlesford Bridge Standard
The Red Lion at Whittlesford Bridge is a historic coaching inn with restaurant, bedrooms, meeting rooms and wedding facilities. It provides civil ceremonies, wedding breakfasts, evening receptions, private dining and corporate events close to Cambridge and the M11.
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