Situated in Duxford, 12 km from Audley End House, The Lodge Duxford features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Mike
United Kingdom
Breakfast was nice, the service was excellent and we enjoyed the view of the garden.
Hinxton Hall Hotel and Conference Centre sits alongside the river Cam and is set within 125 acres of parkland, wetland and formal gardens in the village of Hinxton, just outside the market town of...
Jayne
United Kingdom
Stunning- peaceful, safe and secure. Beautiful grounds and accommodation. Great sized room and extra touches on the in room service tray
The Holiday Inn Express Cambridge Duxford M11 Jct 10 offers comfortable rooms with power showers and Wi-Fi access. Cambridge centre is a 20-minute drive away.
Caroline
United Kingdom
Great hotel, very comfortable, very clean indeed and charming staff - would definitely recommend.
Boasting garden views, Fly By features accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 11 km from Audley End House. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Jean
United Kingdom
A calm and peaceful location, beautiful garden, friendly, helpful host. The apartment is self contained and Wendy has clearly put a lot of thought into ensuring that she provides everything that a guest will need. Additionally there is off road parking nearby.
Boasting garden views, Self-contained annex with private entrance, double bed, kitchen, bathroom, free car park - Near Cambridge, Duxford Air Museum and Addenbrooke's Hospital provides accommodation...
leigh-ann
United Kingdom
Close to the attraction we had booked to spend the day
In a tiny village south of Cambridge, this appealing 16th-century freehouse has an AA Rosette restaurant, an atmospheric bar, and new-build en suite rooms with free internet.
Adrian
United Kingdom
James and the staff were superb. Very friendly and accommodating. Will definitely be returning.
The location was ideally located for our trip to The Imperial War Museum at Duxford. A beautiful thatched building housing the bar and restaurant. Bar staff were excellent. The manager was a bit odd.
Good food, cozy room, nice staff and a lovely village to explore as well as being within walking distance of the Duxford Imperial War Museum. Breakfast was really nice since I was half expecting a beans on toast situation. Luckily a variety of breakfast options were laid out and all of it was delicious! The room came with a heater and TV as well as a kettle with tea bags, chocolate milk and coffee.
The Location was excellent for visiting the Imperial War Museum (IWM) at Duxford.
The breakfast was good although lack of cereals was noted.
The Evening Meal of Pan Seared Salmon was excellent and full compliments to the chef were extended.
The Staff were Excellent and made one feel very welcome.
Will definitely use The Lodge again
This was a lovely hotel to stay in to visit the Duxford Imperial War Museum, as it was extremely close and convenient. The staff were very welcoming and friendly, the room was very well turned out, and stylishly and comfortably furnished. The bathroom was an excellent size and the bed was very comfortable. We paid for breakfast to be included and chose the cooked breakfast which was very enjoyable.
Karla
United Kingdom
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