Lynwood House, Cambridge

Lynwood House, Bed and Breakfast, Cambridge is located just a short ten minute walk from Cambridge's famous and historic city centre and the University colleges. Nick and Julie offer all their guests a very warm welcome.

Relax in our breakfast room, where you can enjoy our full english breakfast including delicious hand made butchers sausages and dry cure bacon as the main ingredients. All our food produce is locally sourced, with organic bread delivered warm to our door. We also offer a vegetarian alternative.

We now offer very comfortable accommodation in our Cambridge guesthouse. All rooms have been thoughtfully decorated with new soft furnishings, and new luxury beds, giving the rooms a contemporary feel within a spacious Victorian property, we also offer FREE wireless broadband in all rooms. We provide a range of quality bathroom products from soft white towels, and toiletries from Duck Island. Also a selection of teas,coffee, hot chocolate and Horlicks, biscuits and bottled water are also provided, each room has a colour flat screen T.V. with freeview.

Lynwood guesthouse is ideally situated just a two minute's walk from the Fort St George bridge, where you can cross over the river Cam to Midsummer Common. On the left you have Midsummer House restaurant where Daniel Clifford and his team have achieved 2 Michelin stars, to the right you have the Fort St George Pub with it's beer garden over-looking the river and Midsummer Common. This is a wonderful way to walk into Cambridge either
across Jesus Green or following the path along the river to Bridge Street where you can catch a chauffeur-driven punt along the famous backs of the colleges, with outstanding views of Kings College and it's chapel. From the Anchor pub in Silver Street near the Mill Pond, you are only a five minute walk from Peterhouse College, the first College to be founded in Cambridge, with over seven hundred years of history. And next door is Fitzwilliam Museum with it's fine art collection. By now you will probably be thinking of lunch, opposite the Museum is Loch Fine restaurant specialising in seafood, this is definitely one restaurant to visit if you're a fish lover.

Cambridge is an excellent base from which you can explore the local area, with Ely Cathedral and the Oliver Cromwell Visitors centre, also his place of birth in Huntingdon, there is also the Duxford Imperial War Museum, and the home of British horse racing at Newmarket with it's Rowley mile and July courses all no more than 30 minutes drive from Cambridge. If you like
romance and poetry you could visit the Orchard Tea Gardens at Granchester, home to the poet Rupert Brooke. See if the clock still stands at ten to three and is there still honey for tea.