Huntingdon Cottages

A scenic panoramic view of the historic Riverside Mill building overlooking the River Great Ouse at Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, UK.

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Cuckoo

Huntingdon

RM1,970 total

includes taxes & fees

6 Jun - 7 Jun

Redwood Cottage

Huntingdon

RM2,634 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jun - 6 Jun

Kingfisher

Huntingdon

RM3,015 total

includes taxes & fees

19 Jun - 20 Jun

Barley Cottage

Huntingdon

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Northampton

RM1,730 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jun - 6 Jun

The Kiln

Bedford

RM1,785 total

includes taxes & fees

7 Jun - 8 Jun

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Top Huntingdon Hotel Reviews

Cambridge Quy Mill Hotel & Spa in Cambridge

10/10 Excellent

"Great stay at Quy Mill for 2 nights. The place was peaceful and well presented and the staff were so helpful. We were running the Newmarket half marathon and had to leave before breakfast, asked about getting something to eat early and a tray of wonderful continental selections arrived at our room bang on time. Food in restaurant was good and couldn’t believe it was £4 a pint at the bar too - bonus!"

Barton Hall Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"We had a standard room with a double bed with a massive en suite with walk in shower. We were on third floor no lifts as far as i could see, the stairs felt a bit dodgy in places and it felt as if they were sloping but it is a listed building. We did not use the spa services but did have a look and they appeared to be good. Not many big shops within the immediate vicinity so it would have been nice to have a little bit more information within the room"

Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"Breakfast was awesome Surprised that as a spa hotel there was no complimentary body lotion After a sweltering first night we got a fan which made a great difference It was a shame we didn’t get to use the gym and pool but hotel was ideally placed for the visits we needed to make. Good value, particularly with the included breakfast."

Wilde Cambridge City Centre

10/10 Excellent

"Great spot- right in the centre of town. Room was comfortable and great to have ability to cook simply and make breakfast. We had the basic room and there was enough room for sleeping but not too much lounging for the 3 of us. Be aware of the high parking costs at the next door car park! Only downside was the size of the brakfast sandwich- 2 tiny slices of sausage and 1 slice of bacon in a bun for £13!"

Delta Hotels by Marriott Huntingdon

4/10 Poor

"I booked suite room 251 and unfortunately the air conditioning in the bedroom wasn’t working. This meant I didn’t get a good night’s sleep. There was a fan but no air conditioning. I mentioned this to reception in the morning and they assured me they were aware and that’s why there was a fan. However when I checked in reception hadn’t mentioned this issue. If they had I would have asked for a smaller room with working air conditioning. This wasn’t great service."

Turing Locke Cambridge

4/10 Poor

"Based on my two trips to Turing Locke, I don't think the company and staff can be trusted. The accommodation is advertised with certain basic services - indeed "no more sweaty nights" is on the front of the website. But when this is broken, and broken for months/years, clients are not told. I checked in on one of the hottest days in May on history. It was hotter in the next few days. But on check-in I was not told the air-conn across the hotel was broken. It was also broken 2 years ago when I stayed – the control unit gives strange messages which makes one thing it is user error – but it turns out it is centrally broken. No ability to cool (or heat), and from the reviews this has been happening for >6 months. I think 2 years given the same problem happened last time I stayed. Customers are not told the room will be too hot to sleep in before they arrive. They are not told when they check in. They need to contact reception to ask why it is so hot, at which point it is admitted the hotel is not up to the advertised standard. No offer of help to make it less unpleasant, no offer of fans or ice or ... anything. Full price costs for a room so hot it is not clearly safe (especially for small children and the elderly). On check out I was asked "how was your stay". I said "well of course, it as far too hot". Reception said "yes, but other than that has was your stay". This was indication the staff don't care about how 6 nights of poor to no sleep impacts a person on a work trip!"

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