Premier Inn Cambridge City Centre (Corn Exchange/Lion Yard)
3 StarsNewly opened and modern design, Premier Plus room enhancements
Newly opened and modern design, Premier Plus room enhancements
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On-site wellness rooms and spa, Pillow menu for personalized comfort
Proximity to Botanic Garden, Extensive breakfast buffet
Scenic college gardens and grounds, Historic university college stay
Family rooms with pull-out beds, Bedside USB charging points
Prime location by Parker's Piece, Luxurious egyptian cotton sheets
Prime city centre location, Well-equipped LivingWell fitness gym
River Cam and Jesus Green views, Traditional English interior design
heated indoor pool with river views, direct punting access and tours
Family-friendly accommodation, Adjacent to leisure park amenities
Proximity to Botanic Garden Cambridge, Haute rooms with city or countryside views
Steps from Cambridge Rail Station, Modern and clean room design
Intimate cellar bar experience, Historic former university building
Rooms with scenic Parker's Piece views, Parker's Tavern, a Cambridge institution
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Scholars Cafe & Bar with vintage feel, Terrace and garden for relaxation
Wellness facilities with indoor pool, Thoughtfully designed interiors
Family-friendly accommodation, On-site restaurant and bar
Folio Bar & Kitchen dining experience, Indoor pool, sauna, and steam room
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Discounted on-site parking, Modern rooms with power showers
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Modern, recently renovated interiors, Family-friendly environment
Riverside location near colleges, Panoramic rooftop bar and restaurant
Exclusive ladies-only spa, Rooms with unique design elements
On-site private car park, Heritage townhouses near botanic garden
Extensive breakfast buffet, Well-equipped fitness center
Modern fitness center, Idyllic courtyard garden retreat
Specialty rooms with spa features, Authentic Italian dining experience
Locally inspired room design, Dedicated co-working spaces
Family-friendly amenities and services, Extensive leisure and wellness club
Peaceful interior and garden, Theological college affiliation
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Scenic gardens and tranquil grounds, Award-winning 2 AA Rosette dining
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On-site Beefeater grill restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden was established as a teaching resource in 1831 by Professor John Henslow. He had a very modern view that trees were important for the planet, and trees remain the focal point of the Garden, especially the main avenue of ancient cedars, the oldest giant redwoods in Britain and the variants of black pine planted by Henslow to “demonstrate variation within a single species”. This idea was to have an influence on Darwin, one of his students. As well as trees the 40 acre garden displays a diverse range of plants from all over the world, grouped thematically and regionally. Of particular note are the Systematic Beds, part of the original layout, and a “unique” planting of over 80 families of herbaceous plants. Also of interest, given Cambridge’s location, is the recently redeveloped Fen Display which shows the ecology and management of fenland. The Garden is open from 10am daily and closes at 4pm in winter and 6pm in summer. There is a café, shop and picnic area on site and car parking nearby. Guided tours are offered, groups are catered for and courses are organised. There is disabled access. No pets except guide dogs.
Cambridge University Botanic Garden is a top attraction in Cambridge, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Cambridge University Botanic Garden, Cambridge railway station, Queens College, Cambridge Corn Exchange, Cambridge Arts Theatre, all within a convenient distance from Cambridge University Botanic Garden.