Hotel Felix - Cambridge - September 2010

We came to Cambridge for our 2 year anniversary, it's a city I've always wanted to visit as I'm interested in architecture. Our room was located in the modern extension which has a very corporate golf hotel feel to it, although the rooms were well furnished and comfortable. The bathroom had a separate bath and shower cubicle with a lovely rainfall shower head. Our only complaint was that we found our pillows far too thin and flimsy!

The staff were very helpful here and the Graffiti restaurant was actually superior to the ones we tried in town. Breakfast was very nice with the standard choice of a continental buffet or a cooked breakfast.

The Hotel Felix is located quite a way out of town, parking in the city centre is limited and so we chose to get the bus into town most days which was ok during the day, but not so much fun dressed up for dinner in the evenings! We enjoyed the Fitzwilliam museum which is a large art gallery with free entry. There are lots of photo opportunities around Cambridge with all the grand university buildings. Also worth a visit is the Harriet Kelsall jewellers and the Grafton shopping centre has many stores under one roof just a short walk out of town.

www.hotelfelix.co.uk