Regency Guest House

Great

It was nice, but really small and almost in the attic :) we had our teenage son with us and he had to sleep on the sofa smaller than him

Good standard nice place to stay the lack of parking should be made clear

The bed was very nice, but the shower was low pressure, not very hot & kept on turning itself off 👎

If you want to get into a cave and live like primitive people, then this is the place for you.

It is quite good value for its location on the edge of a lovely peaceful parkland, but no parking facilities if you have a car. Great location for easy and close walking to all major sights, but checking in was a bit muddled because Expedia didn’t forward through all the messages for door codes, buildings and which room we had been assigned. I had to msg the offsite manager for instructions. Wifi had also dropped out for nearly 3 hrs so took the manager time to come in and reboot the router then it messed up the pay by card, so had to go to a cash machine to get money to pay for our extra night. When I asked for a toaster to prepare breakfast the machine I was given was faulty and filled the breakfast room with smoke in less than a minute, setting off the fire alarm and causing chaos for the day manager who had just arrived, not to mention the embarrassment for me. Staff were lovely, accommodating and apologetic but it was not a very smooth start to the day. Luckily we had a ground floor room and didn’t have to lug our suitcases up any of the steep and narrow staircases. Just a reminder to travelers that many English guest houses are converted Georgian or Regency houses that are really charming but have no elevator and many rooms are very small…not like a Hilton or Western motel.

An excellent basic hotel in typical British tradition. Small comfortable rooms with well-designed, well-equipped shared bathrooms. Nice modern shower arrangements kept immaculately clean. Regency Guest House now operates without reception: room keys are ready to grab as you enter. My single room was warm, tastefully furnished, and cozy with a big beautiful tree out the window and a park beyond. The walls are thin, and there's a pub next door that may be busy and loud (including in the wee hours when a night's bottles get recycled). Ear-cancelling headphones or earplugs recommended. But other than that, the location is extremely convenient, halfway between the train station and central Cambridge, and the hotel was a delight.

Very central location, overlooking Parker’s Piece in Cambridge. Nearby parking in the multi storey was convenient and cheap. Room was clean and the ensuite was a ‘must have’ for us.

Self check in, good room, bar next door plays loud music between 8-12pm Thurs to Sat, I stayed on a Thursday and it it closed about 10pm due to lack of trade. If your there in a room at the back of the property then expect loud until midnight Fri and Sat.

The property was well situated and prior information was good. The room was clean and the bed comfortable. The room was rather small, the overall appearance was dark and the carpet and furniture looked "tired", not really reflecting the published photos. A cuff-link fell under the bed and I don't think that this area had been cleaned recently. This could be an excellent "boutique" hotel/guest house but would only warrant five stars after tasteful refurbishment.