EDITION ESCAPES
You’ll find this historic boutique right in the heart of Ely, a stone’s throw from Oliver Cromwell’s house and in the shadow of the breathtaking cathedral. Perfect for a special getaway, the hotel is named after its previous occupant, wordsmith Sybil Marshall. If you’re looking for a relaxing minibreak, be sure to check out the current weekend offer – where you can enjoy a two- night stay, including dinner on your first night and a full English breakfast, from just £549. Have a proper unwind by taking a decadent soak in a copper bathtub, perhaps while sipping on something bubbly – with the beautiful city of Ely just on your doorstep if you ever feel like venturing out. The Sonnet Lounge menu then boasts a sumptuous selection of meals, cocktails and afternoon teas. You’ll be hard-pressed to tear yourself away! Book your break today at poetshouse.co.uk POETS HOUSE, ELY
Experience a tranquil stay near the county’s top attractions at The Old School House Rooms in Waterbeach. Set against a quaint village green, this charming B&B – once Waterbeach’s free school dating back to 1839 – has been tastefully modernised into a country bolthole with seven newly refurbished en-suite bedrooms. A small, family-run business looked after by Lisa and Phil (hospitality enthusiasts turned B&B owners), The Old School House Rooms has easy access to public transport and ample free parking. Inside, immaculately clean rooms feature cosy beds and modern amenities, while Phil’s culinary skills make for delightful dining. Relax and wake up refreshed to a delicious breakfast cooked to order, and choose from Sunday lunches and gourmet celebration dinners, all washed down with your favourite tipple from the fully licensed bar. With the option to book function areas exclusively, including private access to the guest lounge and secluded garden, The Old School House Rooms is perfect for weddings, private events and reunions. toshr.co.uk The Old School House Rooms, Waterbeach
The Red Lion, Hinxton A quaint countryside pub steeped in charm, the setting for the Red Lion in Hinxton is second to none in the area. This independently owned free house offers a B&B stay, with an on-site pub and restaurant that boasts some fine local fare. The flint-and-brick building – designed to a high spec by local architect Rosalind Bird – is nestled at the top of a quintessential English garden setting overlooking the church, flanked by the Cambridge garden brick wall with winter cherry trees and a picturesque dovecote. You would never know you were only 15 minutes from the centre of Cambridge and even closer to a whole host of local attractions, including Audley End, Newmarket, IWM Duxford and Saffron Hall. Inside, you will find eight sumptuous bedrooms where you can experience the perfect British pub getaway with warm hospitality and fantastic food. What more could you want? Visit redlionhinxton.co.uk
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