Europe Looks Very Inviting To The 2008 Traveller Try Great Hotel Felix Cambridge
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The Hotel Felix in Cambridge (Cambridgeshire) has been voted the 'Best Business Hotel outside of London' in the annual Conde Nast Traveller Reader Awards 2007. Overall, Hotel Felix came eighth in the national awards, beating The Dorchester in London, St. Davidandrsquo;s Hotel and Spa in Cardiff and the Scotsman in Edinburgh - firmly establishing itself and the city of Cambridge as a force to be reckoned with in the competitive world of meeting venues. The Hotel Felix opened its doors just six years ago, and has delighted guests with its mix of traditional and contemporary styles, award-winning food and state-of-the-art business facilities. The hotel is ideally located just an hour by train from London, and only thirty minutes from Stansted Airport - and offers ample free overnight parking to guests staying in its fifty-two bedrooms. Hotel Felix brings 21st century style to the fore, offering contemporary design and luxurious accommodation in a relaxed and informal setting. Each of the 52 bedrooms features a king size bed with generously proportioned bathrooms. All are equipped with Wi-Fi, voice mail, direct dial telephone, satellite TV and CD player. This hotel is a non-smoking hotel throughout.
Local Attractions Imperial War Museum Duxford (15 km) - Duxford is one of the world's most spectacular aviation heritage complexes with a collection of nearly 200 aircraft, the American Air Museum and a fine collection of military vehicles plus special exhibitions including The Battle of Britain, Normandy Expe Fitzwilliam Museum (3 km) - The Fitzwilliam Museum is the art museum of the University of Cambridge and one of the oldest public museums in Britain. Exhibits include ancient art and sculpture, furniture and rugs as well as masterpieces by painters including Picasso, Monet and Constable. The fitzwilliam Museum has recently undergone a andAcirc;L12 million courtyard development, creating a new public space spread over four floors and featuring temporary exhibitions, medieval and renaissance art and 20th and 21st century art. The development saw the museum shortlisted for the 2005 Gulbenkian Prize for museum of the year. Anglesey Abbey, Gardens andamp; Lode Mill (10 km) - A medieval undercroft has survived from the priory founded here in 1135, but the house dates mainly from 1600. Thomas Hobson of Hobson's Choice was one of the owners. A later owner was Lord Fairhaven, who amassed the huge collection of pictures, and laid Cambridge University Botanic Garden (4 km) - The Cambridge University Botanic Garden is a 40-acre oasis of beautifully landscaped gardens and glasshouses close to the heart of the historic city. Opened on its present site in 1846, the garden showcases a collection of some 8000 plant species Wimpole Home Farm (14 km) - When built in 1794, Wimpole Home Farm was one of the most advanced agricultural enterprises in the country. The Great Barn, now restored, holds a display of farm machinery and implements of the kind used at Wimpole over the past two centuries. On the farm visitors can see many rare breeds of horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry and enjoy a range of activities such as grooming the donkeys and collecting eggs. Refreshments are available. Linton Zoo (19 km) - Linton Zoo places emphasis on conservation and education where visitors can see a combination of beautiful gardens and a wealth of wildlife from all over the world. There are many rare and exotic creatures to see including tapirs, snow leopards and tigers University Museum of Archaeology andamp; Anthropology (3 km) - The museum is part of the Faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology of the University of Cambridge. It was established in 1884 and is still housed in its 1916 building on the Downing Site in the city centre. It has three floors displaying renowned archaeological and anthropological collections from around the world Cambridge andamp; County Folk Museum (2 km) - This timber-framed inn houses items covering the everyday life of the people of Cambridgeshire from the 17th century to the present day. There are also temporary exhibitions. Special exhibitions and children's activity days take place throughout the year.About the Author
Hotel Felix is located less than a mile from the city centre, just 20 minutes from the famous Newmarket Racecourse and half an hour from London Stansted Airport. Here You can book Hotel Felix . The Observer 2005 Hotels in whole world
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