Cambridge Edition August 2023 - Newsletter

STAYCATIONS

Stay in your comfort zone From the windswept beaches of Norfolk to the dreamy fens and waterways of Cambridgeshire, East Anglia is bursting with hidden gems. Here’s how to be a tourist on your own doorstep CLOSE TO HOME

WORDS BY ANGELINA VILLA-CLARKE

Brimming with boutique appeal is Hotel du Vin Cambridge, found tucked away amid the Grade II listed buildings of picturesque Trumpington Street. Its 41 rooms and suites each have a custom-made bed, Egyptian cotton sheets, fluffy towels and a monsoon shower or roll-top bath. Lose yourself in a world of interesting nooks, exposed brickwork and restored fireplaces, with many features dating to the Georgian period. You can take morning coffee or afternoon tea in the lounge or savour classic French-influenced dishes in the Bistro. Meanwhile, in the Cellar Bar, you can arrange a wine tasting with the resident sommelier or simply choose one of the expertly sourced wines from the wide-ranging list. The hotel is found opposite the revered Fitzwilliam Museum, which is free to enter. Discover some of the finest art and antiquities in the country here. With the ‘Here comes the sun’ offer, you can enjoy up to 30% off on stays until 3 September. From £157 for two people | hotelduvin.com HOTEL DU VIN, CAMBRIDGE

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