Arundel House Cambridge

It was cold in the room . The restaurant is top ! Service is also great

Nice location, close to the river cam and Cambridge City center..decor bit dated but still clean and comfortable, breakfast very nice with good selection...

Visited the restaurant and conservatory regulary over the last 10 years it may not be trendy but you get good kitchen prepared food served in a traditional English way with staff that actually seem to care well done we've always had lovely food

Wonderful place, very well located, easy to get around the city. There's a Hop on bus in front of the hotel, which will take you all over Cambridge and back. The room was very spacious and clean. Large windows and a great shower. Decent breakfast and nice staff. Would definitely recommend.

The staff were friendly but this hotel is extremely overpriced for what it is. We had no idea we'd have to pay £18 just to park our car overnight in the car park... this was so disappointing as we're customers at the hotel and had paid to stay the night yet we're penalised because we booked our hotel stay through a third party rather than directly. The breakfast was disappointing and you have to pay an extra £12 if you want a full English. We wouldn't stay here again sadly.

Rooms are overpriced and would require a refurbishment to bring it up to date. Room numbers are all over the place and easy to get lost due to four buildings knocked into one. Restaurant is over priced £12.50 for a full English breakfast (local cafe was cheaper)on last night half of the continental breakfast was missing. The TV had no signal or weak signal so couldn't watch the basic channels . WiFi was very weak and kept dying out and had to reimput the password again Some staff on reception was nice e and polite while some didn't know were the rooms were.

On arrival I was greeted by a very impatient rude and abrupt young Asian woman that seemed to be in too much of a rush to check me in, at first she couldn’t find my name on her piece of paper which annoyed her, then alas she found me! I was there all the time. Secondly I was told the free parking was not free and I had to pay £54 for the three days because I had booked through Trivago. The hotel and room deco is very 80s but I actually didnt mind that! The room was warm, beds were made and bins emptied everyday so can’t fault that although the tv signal dropped off a few times. I would give it a 5 out of 10! The welcome was what let it down.

The hotel is well located but feels dated and tired. I could hear noise from the corridor while trying to sleep, which woke me when others returned to their rooms. The rooms and bathrooms were ok, but in need of an update. There are limited plugs in the bedroom by the bed to charge devices. Breakfast is continental toast, cereal, croissants, ham cheese, but they charge £12 extra for cooked, so saying breAkfast is included feels a bit disingenuous. Parking is also £18 extra if you book through a booking site rather than direct, this also felt a bit sneaky. The staff weren't overly friendly. This was fine for a night, but will probably look elsewhere next time.

We needed a hotel within walking distance to Cambridge city centre, after trawling through the lists the Arundel House Hotel fitted the bill and seemed ideal, I called the hotel directly and spoke to Annette who explained in detail what was available by booking direct, the on site parking and full English breakfasts were what swung it for us so I booked a room for two nights. On arriving we parked our car and proceeded to reception but because we were too early we couldn't get into our room so asked the receptionist if we could get a coffee, within minutes between a pleasant and helpful receptionist and a similar young lady from the restaurant downstairs we were supplied with two welcoming c...