I didn't have breakfast. The location is very good, however, there is no parking, its very difficult to stop even for a short period of time. The room is large with a comfortable bed. The room and bathroom were incredibly clean, I could fault it

I messaged to ask if I could check in earlier as I was in meetings all afternoon and could be out until after 11.30 when there wouldn't be anyone at the property. No reply I managed to get ther between meetings, with a friend double parked outside, the hotel couldn't find the key to my room, it felt as if they weren't ready for my arrival even though it was 3 hours after check in time

To start with the positives, the beds were very comfortable to sleep in - super important when staying for the whole week! The location was also great for our purpose - 15 minutes walk to the center, but also there are many cafes, bars, restaurants and shops around the area. Since the rooms are upstairs from a pub, then some noise is inevitable, but I was happy that the music and noise ended at closing time and after that we could sleep well. The housekeeping lady was exceptional, many thanks to her for the great care!

My biggest worry was around the locks - our room lock didn't always work, instead the key would just roll around in the lock. The entrance door was equipped with a numerical lock, but despite that some evenings the door was wide open. And the handle would fall off, making it quite difficult to get in at times. In addition, the hairdryer in the room needs a desperate upgrade.

The location is convenient - fairly central - and I liked being so near the river and Midsummer Common. The room was quite small, but characterful with a comfortable bed. It looked out on Chesterton Road but I was only slightly aware of noise. Breakfast was fine - good choice (but a la carte so less good value than a typical chain hotel). Staff were helpful, and both the bars and little flowery garden at the back were pleasant.

Nothing really, although comparing the room with say a Travelodge ideally I'd like a little more room and a desk. But - the Waterman is more characterful! A very small point - there wasn't any milk included in the tea/coffee making set.

The location? The pub downstairs had good coffee, the boutique rooms and all the body care products (shampoo/conditioner/body wash) were very nice and unique. The coffee provided in the room + the milk.

Unfortunately I didn’t get to enjoy the coffee cause the kettle looked a bit rusty it was a problem but a room for improvement to do a round of check up. Was a bit confusing to check in since there was not visible sign on where go.

Welcoming staff, easy access to room, price, bed was very comfortable, stylish room.

Flush broke on toilet, part of the tap was coming off a bit, no full length mirror, tv would not turn on. I was only staying for a short time in the room so it didn’t really matter and I didn’t get a chance to talk to the staff but I’m sure they would have fixed the issues had I a chance to contact them.

Bathroom facilities were modern. Breakfast which we added on was good and quiet in the cafe - pastries were massive! Overall the property suited our needs as a base/somewhere to sleep.

We couldn’t work the higher fan in our room (not sure if this was the fault of us or the fan). The Dyson fan was noisy and didn’t seem effective and we found the room quite stuffy on our second night. We could also hear the person in the next room snoring, though the Dyson fan did cancel it out…! The shelf above the bathroom made it difficult to spit toothpaste at the desired angle without banging your head.

The whole experience. Our room was of adequate size, very clean and the facilities within the room were good. The pub itself was good, the staff were attentive. We ate breakfast both days, it was excellent.

There wasn't anything we didn't like. Being picky, given the size of the room (room 3) it would benefit from a rethink on the layout, maybe a slightly smaller bed, more creative clothes storage options perhaps.

The room was nice and well decorated, with all essential facilities and towels. We were supposed to stay in a small room that looked on a busy road, so it was quite noisy. With closed windows it was OK, though. Then (due to a power cut that caused the emergency light in the room to go off) the owner moved us in a larger room. He's been very helpful and kind! You can have breakfast or a meal in the pub downstairs. From the pub you reach the city Centre in about 15 min, walking through the lovely Jesus Green.

Parking is not easy, but somebody from the staff explained us where to park in a nearby street (5 min walk) free of charge.

Such a beautiful place to stay. The rooms exceeded our expectations, were so beautifully decorated and welcoming. Beds were so comfy, everything was spotless, and the Guinness was fabulous. Would recommend this place to anyone wanting somewhere right in the heart of Cambridge. Special shoutout to the waitress at breakfast in the cafe next door, she was so friendly and we loved our breakfast!

The only teeny tiny thing we could possibly think of was to have a slightly bigger sink, but that’s being verrry picky! Only because it was tricky for brushing your teeth with the shelf above. Everything else was just perfect!

Very good location, walking distance to the old town. A bus stop just nearby. Very clean room, nice heating system. Good food (dinner, breakfast) and coffee. The hospitality of the team needs to be underlined, for example in terms of travel advices, early check-in or luggage storage. Definitely it will be the first choice for the next visit in Cambridge.

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