Cambridgeshire Inns

If you know little about Oliver Cromwell and want to know more, come to Huntingdon. The Cromwells were a prominent local landowning family and Oliver Cromwell was born here.

Good pub guide county dining pub of 2001 star rating. Good food guide. Michelin etc. Now awarded 4 red diamonds by the AA only the cream of accommodation providers qualify for this award peaceful location sheltering by the banks of the new Bedford.

The Black Horse pub is a part of the Charles Wells pub group. This friendly and atmospheric pub offers a free car park and a selection of real ales, overlooking the village green in Swaffham Bulbeck.

Our 17th Century building has very comfortable, modern, en-suite bedrooms with WIFI and free view television. We also have an excellent restaurant, which is featured in the Michelin Guide and the Good Food Guide.

The Falcon Hotel is a charming 17th Century Coaching Inn situated in the narrower streets of the historic market town of Whittlesey. The Falcon offers the perfect delightful combination of rustic charm and comfort with excellent hospitality and service in a warm relaxing and friendly atmosphere.

Located on the A1123 between Cambridge and St. Ives. The Inn is a 19th Century coaching inn with lots of character and traditional oak beams.

The black bull Inn is a 400 year old building, with 3 large open fires and warm and welcoming feeling from all the staff.

This small, friendly inn is situated in the heart of Upwell, next to St. Peters church and opposite the village hall. Providing comfortable accommodation with homemade food and great ales in the heart of the Norfolk countryside.

Originally a 17th-century coaching inn, The John Barleycorn now offers charming 4-star accommodation and a homely English pub atmosphere. There is good access to the M11 motorway. The John Barleycorn serves fine ales, wine and an excellent food menu. Full of character, the bar has a log fire and beamed ceilings.

A 15th century, Grade 11 listed building .For the discerning visitor the Lion offers a friendly personal welcome, whether for a comfortable room, a meal or a meeting. Let us cater for your Wedding or Anniversary , or make your stay special in one of our four poster suites.

You will find tasteful en suite bedrooms, a comfortable conservatory restaurant, and a large terraced decking area where you can drink and dine al fresco. The cosy pine bar serves real ales and fine wines. There is a large car park at rear of inn.

The Old Ferry Boat is the oldest inn in England, and its foundations have been dated back to 560AD. The inn overlooks the river Great Ouse, which winds it way around the tiny hamlet of Holywell.

Old Red Lion Hotel dates back to it's 18th century days and was originally an old farm house. The lodges offer comfortable accommodation in a charming setting.

A 16th century inn in the centre of Stretham conservation area of the A10. All letting rooms are en-suite. Centrally situated for touring the fenlands. Includes garden conservatory restaurant. Evening meals served and pets are welcomed.

The Three Horseshoes is located in the heart of the attractive village of Abbots Ripton. With origins dating from the 17th Century, The Three Horseshoes is a Grade II Listed building including 2 detached letting accommodation buildings to the side of The Three Horseshoes.

The Tree Guest House is a pub and restaurant in a small village 5 miles south of Cambridge. Home-cooked meals are available for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The original part of the Unicorn inn dates back to the 17th century, the bar has original beams and wood panelling. The accomodation block consits of 9 un suite rooms these have all been sypathetically built to match in with the original building.

The Village Inn has a reputation as a warm and friendly establishment. Offering great tasting food in a clean and comfortable family environment.

This traditional coaching inn situated in the quiet and picturesque village of Fulbourn. The White Hart is extremely well-presented and enjoys a prominent location in the village.

A three star property situated between Stamford, one of the finest Georgian stone towns in England and the cathedral city of Peterborough. They are furnished in a simple but luxuriously comfortable style. Opulent detailing is evident in all guest rooms. All rooms have en-suite facilities, built-in LCD television and all other modern facilities.