Newly opened luxury B B in historic early 17th century thatched house set in 0.75 acre of beautiful grounds. Private off street parking garaging. Magdalene House is opposite (View)

Slepe Hall was once a small country house and more recently a private boarding school for girls. Famous locally for it's excellent food ever changing menus Slepe Hall is a (View)

Lovely Victorian house with large garden just 150 yards from the river in the historic and picturesque village of Houghton 2 miles from St. Ives pretty riverside town and Hu (View)

The sunshine is coming so why not treat yourself to a few days away this Spring Summer at Oliver's Lodge Hotel. Excellent accommodation available at exceptional value where (View)

This luxury hotel is on the outskirts of Huntingdon and located perfectly for exploring Cambridgeshire. Built in 1998 the hotel is fully air conditioned and luxuriously decor (View)

A historic 16th Century coaching inn standing on the banks of the River Nene in the picturesque village of Wansford.The hotel has 2 restuarants the Orchards Restaurant a br (View)

Recently refurbished coaching Inn dated around the 15th century. Situated in the centre of town within easy access of the A1 and A14. (View)

The hotel dates back all the way to the 15th century and is nestled in the isle of Ely which is also a city with the magnificent cathedral a must see. Just as the cathedral i (View)

The Blue Cow B B offers a touch of luxury in an old converted stables with a double bedroom spacious lounge with two sofas television and DVD a fully equipped kitchen brea (View)

THE GALLOWS GUEST HOUSE IS A RECENTLY RENOVATED 300 YEAR OLD LISTED BUILDING WHICH OFFERS A HIGH QUALITY PERSONALISED SERVICE TO ALL OUR GUESTS.USED EXTENSIVELY BOTH BY BUSINE (View)

A 16th century Inn in the centre of Stretham conservation area of A10. All letting rooms are En Suite. Centrally situated for touring the fenlands. Includes garden conserva (View)

The ghost of Mary Queen of Scots is said to haunt the Elizabethan Talbot Hotel. The oak staircase and other parts of the building were brought from the ruins of Fotheringhay (View)