Hotels near Trinity College

"Great find in the centre of Cambridge will definitely stay again."

"Clean room, tasty breakfast"

"Everything was good"

"Amazing for the price, helpful and kind staff, good breakfast, amazing kebab food truck just opposite."

"Perfect location and great for a stay"

"The room was clean and comfortable. The gentleman at the front desk was welcoming and kind. The breakfast was quite simple, but I was happy to have something available nonetheless. The location is excellent, a quick walk from main attractions!"

"Was very nice stay"

"Very quick check in, service on front desk was excellent. Standard of room was high and it is right by the station - but with no noise from it. A good price and would certainly stay again."

"Location is great and room was very spacious."

"Property location was superb. Staff was excellent."

"We loved our wonderful 3-night stay at this exceptional hotel! The location, the staff, the room were all spectacular! The complimentary Bentley excursion around Cambridge with Mike, the most knowledgeable driver ever, was the highlight of our UK trip. The breakfast was also spectacular, especially thanks to Daniela, our hostess! We also loved the complimentary bicycles offered by the hotel! Thank you to all the staff at the Gonville Hotel for making our stay so enjoyable!"

"We had a great stay at the Hobson, the rooms were immaculate, the staff were super friendly and the bed was sooo comfy. It’s also in a great location, just a short walk from the city centre. Would definitely recommend staying here!☺️"

"location, access by car, car parking, helpful staff all excellent."

"Good location except for the parking and friendly staff"

"Very nice hotel, clean and friendly "

"Polite and helpful staff, clean and spacious rooms."

"Excellent experience."

"Lovely place to stay"

"While the room was a bit worn, the atmosphere was great, the helpful, and the location ideal."

"From the first staff member I met, in porters lodge, all staff were pleasant and helpful. Lovely to walk out of the college straight into the centre of Cambridge."