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Set 26 km from University of Cambridge, The Prince of Wales offers 3-star accommodation in Huntingdon and has a garden, a restaurant and a bar. The property is around 47 km from Audley End House, 25 km from St John's College and 26 km from St Catharine's College. Free WiFi and room service are offered.

At the inn, the rooms are fitted with a desk and a TV. At The Prince of Wales all rooms include bed linen and towels. Everything was perfect! Vibes, host, room and breakfast for a reasonable price.

Situated in Wood Walton and with University of Cambridge reachable within 47 km, Dog and castle features concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a terrace. 26 km from Longthorpe Tower and 28 km from Peterborough Cathedral, the property provides a bar and barbecue facilities. The inn offers an outdoor swimming pool, hot tub and room service. Comfortable cabin, well presented, on suite shower room. Pub serving top quality food by a master chef, reasonably priced and excellent. The site has facilities for all to enjoy, heated pool and it looks like hook ups for camping, animals including a goat and chickens.

Located in Huntingdon and with University of Cambridge reachable within 29 km, Black Bull Godmanchester provides a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar. The property is situated 50 km from Audley End House, 28 km from St John's College and 29 km from St Catharine's College. Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is 29 km from the inn and King's College is 29 km away. Kathy’s breakfast outstanding

In the Cambridgeshire village of Buckden, this Inn dates back to 1492 and is full of original features. The bar and restaurant have open fires, wooden beams and seasonal food.

The Lion’s bright, airy rooms each have a TV and free tea and coffee facilities. All rooms also have traditional décor, and a private bathroom. If you would like to stay in a traditional, cosy pub near Cambridge, this is the place. The house dates back to the 15th century and is now lovingly run by a young family. The rooms are comfortable and the food, especially the English breakfast, is also very good. A much better alternative to an expensive, modern hotel in the city. You can park right outside the door.

With a thatched roof and white stone walls, The Old Ferry Boat is considered England’s oldest inn. Overlooking the Great Ouse River, the rooms are tastefully furnished and have free Wi-Fi.

The Old Ferry Boat was built in Anglo Saxon times. Historical documents record that liquor was sold here as early as 560 AD but the foundations are thought to be a century older. This is a gem and a beautiful location, with good food. Breakfast inclused in the stay, again good value.