This is the place to go for entertainment! The Maltings in Ely is home to a theatre and cinema as…read morewell as a bar and restaurant. It is in a beautiful location close to the river, the building and its grounds are gorgeous. There are plenty of events and arts based things going on down here so be sure to keep up to date with what's on. There are also a great number of weddings and conferences held in The Maltings due the atmosphere and scenery. The Maltings could easily become my number one pit stop.

The maltings is currently vlosed for renovation, but was a lovely small exhibition centre and…read morecinema with lovely restaurant overlooking the river. The food was very nice but not cheap, but sometimes you don't mind in a good setting. Watch out for the ducks though they will chase you if there is a sign of a bag on you.

the diamond centre has every thing you could wish for when it comes to hiring a room, the staff are…read morevery frendly and are willing to help, it is situated on a football ground so there a huge amount of free parking, theres a restarant onsite a bar , a football shop and plus more it places a big part in the local community, by offering weekly carboots etc

Very picturesque, a fantastic place to take the kids, or the dog, on a sunday afternoon…read more There are many lakes and a slide. Perfect for summer bbqs or a kick around. There used to be an Iron Village which was fantastic, shame the visitors centre isnt open very often really.

This is a great place, loads of woods, open spaces for a walk - you might be lucky and see some…read morewildlife as well There is a cafe or you could have a barbecue Free parking

I do not consider myself a hipster or club-kid but I do think the hidden rooms in Cambridge bring…read moresomething that no other pub has to offer. There is some sense of exclusivity with a bouncer at the door and over priced cocktails. Wouldn't necesarily want to spend a whole lot of time here as it is underground and the ceiling is rather low but I would definitely suggest this to anyone who is going to Cambridge and looking for a trendy place to have a few drinks.

We went to the hidden rooms as we were in seach of a good bar wth a good atmophere and a tempting…read morecocktail menu. They had had one of the two things atleast. Their choice of cocktails was good and made very well, However the decor and interior are quite dated and not suited to a cocktail bar, infact it looks very similar to the nightclub that proceeded it a few years ago. Their wasnt too much atmosphere however it was early when we arrived but it allfelt a little half hearted the bathroom was awful too. The hidden rooms as the name suggests are hard to find, just down a few steps off jesus lane. (next to pizza express) usually places that are hard to find are often worth the search and effort however this sadly wasnt the case here. It maybe much better late at night though with more people and the cheery beer goggles on.

We took the kids to the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge. Sounds awful, doesn't it? But…read moreit's a warehouse full of working, retro computers and games (Pong! Space Invaders! Asteroids! PacMan!) and a physical record of the birth of computers, the internet and gad, the mobile phone (if you're old enough, you know it as 'the brick.') It is a testament to the fun of the place that Harry had no interest in taking a walk down memory lane with me as I gawked at my first computer, a Compaq 'portable' (HA HA!) that had a 6-inch green screen and weighed a svelte 28 pounds; ancient rotary phones and the square Macs launched in 1986 that were a staple of every university computer lab (put in the disk, put in the disk, put in the disk, put in the disk...remember? If not, lucky you, and yet they were SO cool). The quotes up on the walls....priceless.

This was one of the best experiences of my life, and I have a fairly great life. This place is…read moreamazing. Entry was £8, I would pay £30 to come here again. Old computers, punch cards, electronics, data processors, military grade computers, tubes, make your own tape, old floppy discs and on and on. The crown jewel is the incredible number of gaming consoles and arcade units, all of which are free to play. They even had small handhelds, early stuff and a gameboy. This place legit had it all, what an amazing walk down nostalgia lane. Highlight of my visit to UK.

We absolutely adored staying at Poet's House in Ely! Our family had traveled in for a wedding at…read moreThe Old Hall and found the town of Ely to be completely charming. I cannot imagine any other lodging option that would've been more charming! Our rooms were beautiful, the bed so comfortable, and the relaxing soaking tub was the perfect end to a wonderful wedding celebration. All the appointments and details are too many to mention here but if you ever have an opportunity to visit the Cambridgeshire area, you would be lucky to stay here. I have to give a special shout out to the general manager, Christine, for going above and beyond to help us. We had ordered taxis to the wedding and the first taxi went without incident, but the second taxi left our group. Another taxi was not available for almost an hour so Christine drove us to the wedding so that we would not be late for the event. She absolutely a perfect guide on the drive and so very kind! The breakfast was delicious and the service perfect in the restaurant and the bar. I simply cannot say enough nice things !

Some time ago I spent great time in that place. It was…read morechristening of my sisters son. We had dinner at Wadenhoe House. Building is gorgeous. It was built in XVI century. Now, the owner of that lets anyone to rent a room, spend night or just have supper in very romantic place. Food was delicious! I had the best dessert I've ever ate! Here you may feel like a lord, qeen or princes, so grab your prince and have a magical time. Wadenhoe House is good to have wedding party, christening, birthday or just romantic dinner for two. I would highly recommend for anyone.

Have been there renting the de Villiers Suite for a week with my family in this 18th century…read moreMansion of Lady and Lord Robinson. 3 Bedrooms for up to 6 Persons, cheminee, dining room, salon, library, lovely sight from forst floor to all sides. Merry old England. Moderate price 340 pound sterling/week. The village is small but so beautyful. Lovely pub at walking distance, good relax at countryside, old english style. Lord and Lady Robinson kind and helpful.

Hired the Studio room in the grounds of Cranford Hall for a family birthday lunch party…read moreand can not praise it high enough. Firstly the setting is beautiful English countryside, a lovely manor house with very well kept gardens. The Studio is a large room with fireplace and french doors leading out into the garden which we had free use of. The catering was superb as was the organisation. Highly recomended!