Hotels near the Cambridge Literary Festival , 1 hotel

Planning your visit to the Cambridge Literary Festival requires finding the perfect accommodation. To ensure a comfortable and convenient stay, it's wise to book your room in advance. The event attracts literature lovers from all over, making the best hotels in Cambridge a popular choice. Securing your booking early guarantees you can focus on the exciting schedule of author readings and speaker sessions without worrying about your travel arrangements. Prepare for an unforgettable literary experience in this historic city.

Our B&B HOTEL near the Cambridge Literary Festival

For your visit, consider the excellent value and comfort offered at the B&B HOTEL The Duxford Hotel, Cambridge South. This hotel provides modern, well-equipped rooms, ensuring a restful night after a day filled with literary events. Located with convenient access to the city centre, it is an ideal base for any festival guest. You can expect high-speed Wi-Fi to stay connected and a welcoming atmosphere, all at an affordable price, making your trip for the festival both enjoyable and economical.

Explore the area around the literary festival

Beyond the festival's main venues, Cambridge is a city rich with history and culture. During your stay, take some time to explore the iconic sights that make this destination so unique. From ancient colleges to serene river views, there is much to see and do during your travel.

Discover the historic University of Cambridge

A visit to Cambridge would be incomplete without a tour of its world-famous university. Walk through the courtyards of legendary colleges like King's College and Trinity College. The stunning architecture and academic atmosphere are truly inspiring, offering a glimpse into centuries of scholarly tradition and providing a beautiful backdrop for a city celebrated for its contribution to literature and fiction.

Enjoy a punt along the River Cam

For a classic Cambridge experience, take a punt along the River Cam. This relaxing activity offers a unique perspective on the city's famous 'Backs'—the picturesque gardens of the riverside colleges. It is the perfect way to unwind between festival sessions and appreciate the serene beauty of the city. You can hire your own punt or join a guided tour for an effortless journey.

Visit the city's museums and galleries

Cambridge is home to several outstanding museums and galleries, many of which offer free admission. The Fitzwilliam Museum, for example, houses a vast collection of art and antiquities. Exploring these cultural institutions provides a wonderful complement to the literary themes of the festival, enriching your overall visit and offering new perspectives on art, poetry and history.