We Love —
- The perfect location of the hotel, which is just mere steps from Cambridge North Railway Station, giving you easy access to see all that Cambridge and London have to offer.
- Winding down the night with a cocktail at the hotel's laidback bar as you plan tomorrow's schedule.
- Being near Cambridge's science and business parks, making the hotel the perfect base for professionals.
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Carefully selected by our experts especially for you
Novotel Cambridge North 4* —
Just for you:
- Late check-out until 1 pm
Just a short walk from Cambridge North Railway Station, the stylish and sophisticated Novotel Cambridge North 4* is the ideal hotel for holiday-goers and professionals alike. With its inviting accommodations, indoor swimming pool, restaurant, bar and perfect location near Cambridge's science and business parks, all guests will find this urban retreat to be homey and convenient.
Your room —
Enjoy a stay in a Superior Queen Room.
Superior Queen Room
Modern and sophisticated, the Superior Queen Room is a welcome respite at the end of each day. With its inviting atmosphere, plush queen-size bed, spacious bathroom and 55'' LCD TV, you'll be sure to wake up rested and refreshed each morning.
Your dining choices
This is a bed and breakfast stay.
Before heading out for the day's adventures, start each morning with a colourful variety of breakfast delights thanks to the hotel's expansive breakfast buffet. In the evening, unwind while enjoying tastes and flavours from around the world at the laidback restaurant.
Your time
During your stay, be sure to take some time for yourself with a dip in the indoor pool or an invigorating workout in the fitness centre.
Your journey to London —
Cambridge —
Cambridge, with its cobbled streets, historic colleges and graceful waterways, offers a timeless blend of heritage, culture and tranquillity. From its world-famous university and medieval chapels to its bustling markets and riverside walks, this compact city invites you to slow down and savour its unique charm.
Must-sees:
• King’s College : This celebrated college is admired for its majestic architecture and riverside setting, with the iconic chapel and expansive lawns forming one of Cambridge’s most striking landmarks.
• Fitzwilliam Museum : Free to enter, this cultural gem houses treasures from ancient artefacts to Impressionist canvases.
• Cambridge University Botanic Garden : Sixteen hectares of seasonal beauty, from exotic glasshouses to peaceful lawns.
• Trinity College & Wren Library : Step into one of Cambridge’s grandest courts and admire manuscripts from Newton and Shakespeare.
• Punting on the Cam : Drift along the river past the historic Backs and under charming bridges like the Bridge of Sighs.
Culinary culture:
From cosy tearooms and traditional pubs to Michelin-starred dining, Cambridge’s food scene is as varied as its history. Pause at The Eagle, famed for its wartime stories and the announcement of DNA’s discovery. For a refined culinary experience, try Mercado Central Limited, a celebrated restaurant where Spanish flavours meet the best of local produce in a vibrant setting.
Dive deeper:
Cycle out to Grantchester Meadows, a pastoral escape beloved by poets, or linger in leafy parks such as Jesus Green. As evening falls, the city comes alive with West End shows at the Arts Theatre, live music at the Corn Exchange and a welcoming pub culture - ensuring your nights are as enriching as your days by the river.
Good to know:
Cambridge is less than an hour from London by train, with easy links from King’s Cross and Liverpool Street. The city is famously cycle-friendly, making exploration a delight. The best times to visit are spring and early autumn, when mild sunshine bathes the colleges in golden light and the gardens are at their most enchanting.
