Cambridge Midsummer Apartments

Hotel in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
41 Midsummer Court, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB4 1JX

Hotel Information

Cambridge Midsummer Apartments offer spacious, fully equipped apartments just 15 minutes' walk from the centre of historic Cambridge. Situated near the River Cam and Midsummer Common, free parking is provided. The apartments feature large living rooms with cable TV and a DVD player as well as free Wi-Fi. Kitchens come fully equipped with all cutlery and crockery as well as appliances including a washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, oven with hob, and microwave. Guests at Midsummer Apartments can also enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, milk and orange juice. Free muffins and cookies are also provided. Bathrooms at Cambridge Midsummer Apartments include a bath and electric shower, as well as toiletries and towels. Bedrooms are fully furnished with wardrobe and double glazing. Located within a quiet residential area overlooking gardens, bus access to the city centre is nearby. Both the famous King's College Chapel and Fitzwilliam Museum are 25 minutes' walk from Midsummer Apartment, and Cambridge Rail Station is 5 minutes' drive away.

The hotel offers internet services, and a wireless hotspot connection is available.

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Rooms From

�89.00Per room, per night

Payment Types Accepted

American Express

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Hotel Facilities & Features

	Parking Available
	Restaurant
	Pet Friendly Hotel
	Room Service
	Meeting Rooms
	Bar
	24hr Front Desk
	Fitness Centre/Gym
	Disabled Facilities
	Internet Access
	Wireless Internet/LAN
	Indoor Swimming Pool
	Outdoor Swimming Pool

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