Experience the atmosphere of the University of Cambridge halls at the historic University Arms Hotel
You weren't smart enough to get into Cambridge University? Don't despair: experience the atmosphere of its hallowed halls at this nearby historic hotel. Jennifer Cox settled into the 19th century University Arms Hotel on Regent Street in Cambridge She stayed in the irresistibly luxurious Stephen Hawking Suite, which features bespoke handwriting. 'Decadent' afternoon tea can be enjoyed in the paneled library with its fireplace and velvet sofas
AdvertisementIf, like me, your exam pass culminated in the cycling proficiency test, don't don't despair. You can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the hallowed halls of the University of Cambridge by checking into the University Arms Hotel on Regent Street.
The most Cambridge's former hotel, now part of Marriott's autograph collection, dates back to 1834. It recently underwent a commendable £80million makeover by architect John Simpson, whose touches include the spectacular three-arched portico through which guests enter the double-height lobby which is hung with a belle epoque style statement pennant lighting.
Once inside, designer Martin Brudnizki (of Annabel's famed nightclub) is having fun, channeling college character everywhere, from the Cambridge blue of the 189 rooms to the college-knot striped carpets. Even the janitors' elegant uniforms are an homage to the mermaid costumes of Cambridge alumnus Winston Churchill.
If, like me, your exam pass culminated in the cycling proficiency test, don't don't despair. You can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the hallowed halls of the University of Cambridge by checking into the University Arms Hotel on Regent Street.
The most Cambridge's former hotel, now part of Marriott's autograph collection, dates back to 1834. It recently underwent a commendable £80million makeover by architect John Simpson, whose touches include the spectacular three-arched portico through which guests enter the double-height lobby which is hung with a belle epoque style statement pennant lighting.
Once inside, designer Martin Brudnizki (of Annabel's famed nightclub) is having fun, channeling college character everywhere, from the Cambridge blue of the 189 rooms to the college-knot striped carpets. Even the janitors' elegant uniforms are an homage to the mermaid costumes of Cambridge alumnus Winston Churchill.
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