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Falcons Nest - Huntingdon Hotels
3.0 Stars

Falcons Nest

The Heath St Ives Road, Huntingdon - Map
 
 

3.0 out of 5 (1 reviews)

Situated in Huntingdon, this bed & breakfast is in the same region as Churchill College, Cambridge Castle, and Kettle's Yard.More
Fullards Farm - Huntingdon Hotels
4.0 Stars

Fullards Farm

South Street, Huntingdon - Map
 
 
Situated in Huntingdon, this bed & breakfast is in the same region as Paxton Pits Nature Reserve.More
The Prince of Wales - Huntingdon Hotels
3.0 Stars

The Prince of Wales

Huntingdon, Huntingdon - Map
 
 

3.0 out of 5 (1 reviews)

This inn is in Huntingdon. Area attractions also include Paxton Pits Nature Reserve.More
Bramble Corner - B&B - Huntingdon Hotels
3.0 Stars

Bramble Corner - B&B

9 Rectory Road, Huntingdon - Map
 
 

4.5 out of 5 (4 reviews)

We are located in Rectory Road Bluntisham some 3 miles east of St.Ives on the A1123, quite easily accessible from the A14 …More
The Thorpe Guest House - Huntingdon Hotels
3.0 Stars

The Thorpe Guest House

6 The Thorpe, Huntingdon - Map
 
 

5.0 out of 5 (1 reviews)

The Thorpe Guest House is situated in the sought after riverside village of Hemingford Grey close to both St Ives and Cambridge.More
Braywood House Hotel - Huntingdon Hotels
3.5 Stars

Braywood House Hotel

27 St Peters Street, Huntingdon - Map
 
 

4.7 out of 5 (3 reviews)

Situated in Huntingdon, this bed & breakfast is in the same region as Paxton Pits Nature Reserve.More

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    Pocket Guide: Cambridgeshire Huntingdon Eviivo Small Hotels

    Huntingdon is a thriving market town about 20 miles northwest of Cambridge. Its most celebrated resident was Oliver Cromwell who was born in the town in 1599. Huntingdon retains its medieval bridge across the Great Ouse, and boasts England's largest meadow. The George Hotel stages Shakespeare plays in the summer, and horse-racing fans can enjoy a meet at the local racecourse.