Regency House

When I placed the order, I knew the room was very small, only 8 square meters, and I went there for its location: on the edge of the central lawn of Cambridge, close to Emmanuel College where my child applied for admission, and 3 minutes from the hotel to the main entrance of the college. I arrived at 12 o'clock in the night in the drizzle, because I didn't expect that the two building numbers were actually two small doors of the same small building. I searched for a long time before I found Building 6, which was only two meters away from Building 7. I didn't feel very good at the time. Because it was a self-service check-in, there was no one to receive me, so I couldn't complain. After entering the room, I found that there was a kitchen that was even more spacious than the bedroom, and all kinds of kitchen utensils were available. I immediately felt very happy! In the next 8 days, the small hotel became our home in Cambridge: I bought groceries and cooked every day. After walking and shopping, the kitchen became a living room, sitting down to make tea, coffee, and eat, it was very relaxing. The overall comfort far exceeded that of a five-star hotel with a room of 50 square meters. The only downside is that there are two bars downstairs, and the noise is loud every night. On weekends, there are people chatting on the benches by the lawn all night long. Fortunately, our whole family sleeps well and doesn't care too much. People who don't sleep well should think twice.