Bed And Breakfasts 21 to 30 in Cambridgeshire, England

Hinxton Hall - This elegant Grade II listed country house is set in 55 acres of parkland on the banks of the River Cam, within easy reach of Cambridge, Duxford Airfield, the M11 and Stansted Airport. The Wellcome Trust took over the Hinxton Hall site in 1992 and since then the house and estate have been lovingly renovated and imaginatively adapted for their current purpose. Today, the site provides state-of-the-art conference technologies and attractive, modern en suite accommodation in a beautiful peaceful setting. Situated in a delightful rural idyll, Hinxton Hall boasts 72 rooms, 62 of which are in the residential court and 10 of which are in the Grade II listed Hinxton Hall itself. Just minutes from junction 9 of the M11, the site has a convenient location with good access to the region's major road network. Please note that Hinxton Hall offers high quality guest accommodation but is not a hotel.

Black Horse Inn - The Black Horse pub is a part of the Charles Wells pub group. This friendly and atmospheric pub offers a free car park and a selection of real ales, overlooking the village green in Swaffham Bulbeck. The Black Horse Inn offers en suite accommodation in a converted stable block. The centrally heated rooms have TV and tea/coffee. This picturesque pub is just 10 minutes' drive from the centres of Cambridge and Newmarket. The car park offers spaces for more than 20 cars. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and evening meals in comfortable and stylish surroundings.

Acorn Guest House - Ideally situated near the River Cam, city centre, colleges and most business parks, this guest house provides comfortable accommodation and a homely atmosphere. Cambridge is one of the most beautiful cities in Britain and is steeped in history and tradition. Acorn Guest House offers accommodation in the main house, as well as annexe accommodation, and is ideally situated for a visit to both the city and the surrounding area. Cambridge is a city best discovered on foot and guests find our location ideal for exploring the sights. Acorn Guest House is located within walking distance of the River Cam, the historic city centre and the famous colleges. If travelling on foot to the centre, the journey is a pleasant walk alongside the river and across the greens. There are a number of pubs alongside the river. You may see crews of rowers on the river and in the summer, you will see punting. For the less energetic, there are frequent buses from the bus stop located close by.

The Tree Guest House - The Tree Guest House is a pub and restaurant in a small village 5 miles south of Cambridge. There are frequent buses from Stapleford to Cambridge city centre. Stansted Airport is 20 minutes away and a main line train station is within walking distance. Home-cooked meals are available for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Lantern House - Just a 15-minute riverside walk from the heart of Cambridge's city centre, this charming guest house offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and comfortable accommodation at great-value rates. Lantern House has a convenient location, just a few hundred metres from the River Cam and about a mile (1.6 km) from the city centre. Many of Cambridge's famous colleges are just a short walk away and the heart of the city can be easily reached on foot, by crossing one of the beautiful greens. Regular buses are available nearby for those who prefer not to walk. The hotel offers a range of accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. En suite bathrooms and rooms with shared bathrooms are both available. All rooms have TVs and tea/coffee. A full English breakfast is available every day.

Iceni House Bed and Breakfast - This family-run establishment is approximately one mile from the centre of the city, providing an ideal base from which to see the many attractions Cambridge has to offer. Situated on a bus route, Iceni House is also a 20-minute walk from the Market Square. The house has always been non-smoking and enjoys a 4-star grading. The rooms are all en suite except for two which share facilities with one another. All are individually decorated to a high standard, with cleanliness being a priority. Each room has all the comforts you would expect.

Ashtrees Guest House - Conveniently located, this Guest House attracts tourists wishing to explore the splendour of Cambridge. The bridges and 'Backs' of the River Cam and a wealth of architectural styles are a short drive away. The nearby city ring road and excellent bus service provides easy access to the town's many delights. The hotel boasts a range of services and amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. The rooms are individually decorated and en-suite facilities are available on request. Families are welcome.

The Unicorn - The Unicorn is a charming pub with rooms just south of Cambridge city centre. It has a 40-seater restaurant and some original parts dating back to the 17th century. The main pub has a large garden with facilities for 120 people, and a children's play area. The en suite rooms are in a separate annexe designed in keeping with the original building. The city centre is easily accessed by bus.

The White Hart Country Inn - This traditional coaching inn situated in the quiet and picturesque village of Fulbourn, just 4 miles (6.4 km) from Cambridge city centre. The White Hart is extremely well-presented and enjoys a prominent location in the village, with easy access to and from Cambridge and its surrounding areas. Fulbourn has an excellent bus service, and a 'park and ride' service is nearby. Over the centuries, the pub has lost none of its charm, and has a traditional and relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy a drink at the bar or a meal in the sunny restaurant.

The Old Ferry Boat - With a thatched roof and white stone walls, The Old Ferry Boat is considered England's oldest inn. It overlooks the Great Ouse, and has 7 tasteful en suite rooms. The hotel is 20 minutes from Cambridge, and close to Duxford War Memorial Museum. The spacious, relaxing restaurant serves a range of meals, from traditional favourites to exotic dishes. A full English breakfast is included in the room rate. The Old Ferry Boat was built in Anglo Saxon times. Historical documents record that liquor was sold here as early as 560 AD. The foundations are thought to be a century older.