This was a very quiet place to stay, in a good location to explore Cambridge & the fens around there. The village itself was great, with a fantastic restaurant (Lot25) and an incredibly interesting church in terms of interior. I was on a long weekend with a good chum, and we had two rooms opposite each other. Although everything was clean and the beds were comfortable, I did feel like we were staying in a business school conference centre. The rooms lacked a few practical things, which you would expect for the cost of the room, such as a full-length mirror, the ability to plug the hairdryer in near a mirror, and somewhere to put bottles in the shower. My friend's room lock was a bit dodgy too, and she found a few annoying little niggles. There is a microwave , coffee machine, and fridge in the room, so if you were staying for longer, or on a budget, that would be useful, esp. as there are three small supermarkets in the village. Then there is a communal kitchen, where we chose to prep our breakfasts, but it was a bit of a faff, going through a myriad doors to the other side of the building, carrying things, and if it hadn't been dry and sunny, we wouldn't have been able to sit at a table and eat together. So all fine, and worked for this trip, but just a bit of an odd place...