Graduate by Hilton Cambridge

The room decor was quite distinctive and to my taste. We stayed in one of the slightly larger rooms, but it still felt a bit cramped because the bathroom and balcony were incorporated, making the space feel tight. The environment is nice, being close to the river, which is quite picturesque. If you prioritize the surroundings, it's a good choice. However, the bed was too soft and uncomfortable to sleep on, and the staff's attitude was also rather unenthusiastic.

Stylish and with excellent service, this was the best hotel I stayed at during my three weeks in the UK.

Fantastic hotel with unbeatable views! When checking out, I asked the front desk for a room key as a souvenir, but they ended up giving me a whole bunch. I joked that I only knew Newton, and the front desk staff patiently introduced me to each scientist. Haha!

The environment is great, and the location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from the boating dock! The hotel's own restaurant has a wonderful ambiance! However, the front desk service was mediocre, and there was no notification that breakfast times differ between weekdays and weekends. There's no bellhop service either. The dinner at the restaurant was just so-so, and the breakfast selection was limited, with unappetizing fruit. The restaurant service was also subpar.

Great location and unique interior design, but ridiculously expensive with extremely poor value for money. Parking costs over £20. The front desk staff tried to charge us for the room again, even though we had already paid through Ctrip. It took a long time at the front desk for them to realize their mistake. They promised to waive the parking fee for wasting our time, but didn't, showing a complete lack of integrity. Not recommended.

This hotel is located by the river, just a short walk, less than ten minutes, from Cambridge University and the shopping center. The river view rooms offer beautiful scenery, including a small park across the way. The room was clean with a lovely British style, and the bed was very comfortable. A tip for staying in UK hotels: it's best to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers, as rooms typically don't provide them. Since I brought my own, I didn't need to ask the front desk if they had any.