Easy to get to, just off A14. Lovely gardens and characterful hotel. Great to be able to use the spa facilities too. Food was expensive but great selection and very tasty. The standard twin was in the newer part of the hotel, separate blocks in the car park. For a standard room it was a good size and the beds were comfortable. Service was good and staff responsive to enquiries and requests.

We were given a disabled access room which we weren’t informed about. The bathroom was a utilitarian wet room with grab rails everywhere and a less than new perching stool. We also had no towels so had to request these. It would have been nice to have been asked if were happy to have this style of room. The soundproofing was not great. The room was near the building entrance so we could hear everyone coming and going.

We regretted that we had only booked one night at this charming hotel. Every aspect of our stay was comfortable and the hotel itself had plenty of character. Our room offered a lovely view of the river, and the bed was exceptionally comfortable (150-160cm), with a choice of pillows available. The shower was excellent. Since we arrived late, we decided to have some light salads at the restaurant, and they were truly delicious. Our freshly prepared breakfast was also delectable, although it did take some time to prepare, but it was definitely worth the wait. There were also some buffet options available for those who prefer a quicker meal. Overall, our experience was delightful, and we hope to return soon.

We didn't inquire about an elevator, and it wasn't immediately visible, so I assisted my colleague in carrying her luggage up the stairs to the second floor and back down at check-out.

A very spacious room and expansive grounds. I attended an event and the event was well-hosted by the hotel. Plenty of parking and in a quiet area. It's a bit of a trek to get into Cambridge, but the relative seclusion of the location created a sense of escape from the usual town/city bustle.

The layout could do with some extra signposting: finding breakfast was a little confusing, for example, although anyone with a little initiative would have made it in the end. The room was very spacious but the position and style of lights could be improved to improve the ambience of the room: the bathroom, for example, could have done with spot lighting over the mirror and improved "zone" lighting control. It was just a couple of simple lights during my stay that made for a dingy feeling as the night went on.

I think the reviews are pretty harsh for this hotel as we had a great stay. Although we chose not to eat at the hotel, the staff were friendly, the spa was nice enough to use and overall the price for what we paid was very good value. Our tea and coffee were stocked up and toiletries without having to ask and I think peoples expectations of the rooms are too high as they have everything you need and were clean.

We did ask if we could have a bath in our room but was told it would be £40 a day to upgrade, not the end of the world but with pictures advertised as having a bath it was slightly disappointing.

We loved the room and it was perfect for a couple wanting a weekend away. The Spa was excellent as well. Staff were friendly and the location is great for those wanting to be just out of the busy town centre.

Although we loved our room and the bathroom was very clean the ceiling in the main room had many black cobwebs and the room could do with some fresh paint as the walls are heavily marked and have chunks of plaster missing from them. The breakfast was a tad expensive at £15 per person (pre-booked) and although we appreciate its a busy time ourselves and several others had to wait nearly 50 minutes for the breakfast to be cooked.

Our room was outstanding. It had the usual tea/coffee-making facilities, plus a coffee-making machine, a ceiling fan, a jacuzzi, and a large, very comfortable bed. Breakfast was excellent, with a varied menu, and the spa facilities are free to use if you are booked in at the hotel. All the staff were helpful and very pleasant., The staff at the Spa were very professional and knew their job well.

It would have been nice to have a plan of the layout of the complex, showing possible routes to walk as an addition.

Really nice staff

Bit dirty under desk and bed

Loved the outdoor space good for walking the dog. Food on the whole good.

Cobwebs in the bar restaurant area, curtains threadbare. Not sure if this was because it was a sunday or it was a holiday but on sunday breakfast wasnt offered to have tea or coffee brought to table but on Saturday we were. Jam/marmalade & honey kept in large jars so everyone could use it not very hygienic. Couldnt eat the blackpudding or porridge due to poor taste. Tv in large bedroom was tiny. Poor sound & picture quality.

The whole experience was absolutely lovely! This is a dog friendly hotel, we did not have a dog with us but to see so many furry friends on our stay was lovely. It was a quiet setting being so close to the A14. The food was amazing, I had a steak and it was the best steak I had ever had. The staff were so friendly and also the other people staying there, we sat in the bar area with other couples for hours. It was such a lovely experience, we will definitely be returning.

Rooms could have been a tad cleaner, the bath was a little 'unclean' but apart from that the room was lovely. The spa was nice but it is just a basic spa, pool, hot tub, steam room and sauna. The pool was quite cold, we spent most of our time in the steam room.

Well presented light and airy main building containing Reception, bar and restaurant. Our Bedroom en-suite was situated in one of the Barns which was tastefully decorated, modern and clean. Bedroom facilities included variety of tea, coffee, hot chocolate with biscuits. Safe. Help yourself Continental breakfast and a good cooked breakfast menu to order. The rural location had cycle path 51 conveniently located at the bottom of the driveway taking cyclists off road directly into Cambridge city centre.

All good