15-19 Trumpington Street Trumpington
Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB2 1QA
From the Open-Style kitchen, to the Larouche wine-tasting room and the mysterious labyrinth cellar bar the property is a veritable trove of treasures.
The Hotel du Vin is literally immersed in Cambridge’s rich historical and academic heritage. Trumpington, the village in which it sits, is a city within a city kind of thing and can even be found as the setting for Chaucer’s ‘Reeve’s Tale’.
The Old Addenbrooke Site is to the rear, the faculty of Architecture to the south and Queen’s College to the north. There’s also a beautiful grassland area directly outside the hotel featuring an old mill and punt hire for idling around on the river.
It’s really difficult to fault this gorgeous university-owned property. It’s not budget by any standards, but the late deals on offer regularly see the price the £300+ room rates slashed by as much as half.
Based around an original medieval building, the Hotel du Vin blends quirky modern follies with some lovely period touches – R4U
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Cambridge, with its maze of university buildings, May Balls punts attracts over 3 million visitors every year. Take time out to visit the nearby Botanic garden with its scented woodlands tropical gardens. Close to Cambridge Train Station.
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Hotel du Vin and Bistro @ Cambridge reviewed by Alan Sarjeant ©
