Set in beautiful grounds, this is a place that makes a great first impression. The bed was extremely comfortable and we had a beautiful en-suite but overall there was a strange and somewhat stiff atmosphere to the place. I think this was because this is a 1950s house contrived to look older than its years, inside and out, and also... More

We made a booking via booking but mixed up the dates! We got a principle-pupil lecture from the owner who agreed to host us with double the price of booking otherwise we will loose the money we already paid. bad start but it went from bad to worst. There was a party/wedding at the rear garden so our windows were... More

I booked a room for a guest lecturer at my University who cancelled the day before the booking due to illness. The proprietors charged me the full room rate and refused to compromise on this, despite my request to pay 50%. They then lied to me, saying they would reduce the rate but in fact charged me the full room... More

I booked a room for a guest lecturer at my University who cancelled the day before the booking due to illness. The proprietors charged me the full room rate and refused to compromise on this, despite my request to pay 50%. They then lied to me, saying they would reduce the rate but in fact charged me the full room... More

Rectory farm was a wonderful suprise I would usually use a travel lodge but I thought I would try something different and I am so glad I did the room was very clean and well equipped with tea coffee, free internet and good connection. It was a very quiet location but only a stones through from Cambridge. The welcome was... More

The farm is a little drive away from Cambridge, but the location felt secluded and private and luxurious. Because of an opening, our room was upgraded to a suite, which gave us plenty of room to be comfortable and stretch out after a week-long trip in the U.K. And rather than eating in town, the innkeeper recommended a walk along... More

Rectory Farm is approached through automated gates just to the east of the M11/Madingley Road junction/slip road. We stayed in a chalet room, well appointed, with wifi in the main hallway. The continental breakfast is extensive and with good range of choices. The gardens are delightful and the enterprise is also a wedding reception venue, so that ensures that all... More

I stayed at the Rectory Farm on the evening of the 3 April. Overall an excellent place to stay for a short visit to Cambridge. Set in 50 acres of grounds - gives a taste of the English countryside but very conveniently located. Rooms are smart and well equipped for short stays. No evening food although there is a honesty... More

We stayed in a chalet room just a few yards from the main house. Only built last year, it provides high class accommodation with very comfy bed and excellent furnishings. Continental breakfast in the house was tasty and generous in a beautiful dining room. There was no fuss about us turning up for the room key at 10.30pm after a... More