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Hotels in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire,
Arundel House Hotel
Chesterton Road
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB4 3AN
Tel: +44(0)1223 367701
Fax: +44(0)1223 367721
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Elegant 19th century, 103 bedroom, Victorian Terrace Hotel beautifully located overlooking the River Cam and open parkland, just a few minutes walk from the historic city centre and famous university colleges.
All of the hotel's 103 bedrooms have private facilities en suite, with either a bath, shower or bath and shower, a hand basinand W.C. All rooms also have tea and coffee making facilities, colour television, radio, hairdryer and direct dial telephonewith an automatic wake-up alarm facility.`
Security is also a priority, so bedroom corridors are accessible only to hotel guests and we have installed electronic proximity door locks throughout the hotel. We were the first hotel in the UK to install this type of sophisticated Legic locking system. A programme to install irons, ironing boards and electronic room safes in all of the bedrooms has also been started. The hotel is open throughout the year and forms an ideal base from which to explore all the numerous places of interest in and around the city. For guests travelling by car, the hotel has a large car park.
Facilities
• Tea Coffee Making
• Direct Dial Telephone
• Television
• Internet Access
• Parking
Restaurant
The restaurant, which is also adjacent to the bar, has achieved a reputation for providing some of the best food in the area in glorious surroundings. All tastes are catered for, thanks to the wide range of imaginative dishes, that feature on its menu, all freshly prepared in the hotel's scrupulously clean, award winning, kitchens. The menu has a mix of table d’hote, à la carte, vegetarian and children's dishes.
Weddings and Conferences
CONFERENCES AND CORPORATE EVENTS IN CAMBRIDGE
The Coach House which is situated behind the main hotel building, has a
romantic association with Cambridge's historic past, as it once housed the
horses and carriages of one of Cambridge's early fee paying transport
companies. The facade of the building has been preserved but its interior
has been completely
rebuilt to provide
3 conference rooms.
The Alexandra room,
the Tindale room and
the Carlyle room are
adjacent to each other
with their own entrance
hall and cloakrooms.