Welcome
Your comfort and enjoyment are a key component of our hospitality, and we would like to welcome you to 2 single occupancy rooms in our home in the historic village of Fen Drayton, just outside Cambridge. Our home, a modernised Victorian farmhouse, is situated in the grounds of Daintrees Farm, and overlooks the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Fen Drayton Lakes nature reserve, with miles of riverside, lakeside and country access. A short drive away are the cities of Cambridge, Ely and Huntingdon, and the market towns of St Ives and St Neots. Alternatively, you’re under an hour’s train journey from London’s King’s Cross.
If you are coming to work, or for an interview, you will find the A14 (junction 27 is just a mile from us) provides a direct route to many locations in East Anglia. When you’re not working, you won’t know it’s there.
If you are interested in sport, there are opportunities for walking, running, golfing, or fishing. For the horticulturists, there’s a flowering of gardens to visit (including www.botanic.cam.ac.uk). For the history enthusiast, centuries of discovery. For the gourmet, an endless delight of international cuisine. For the tourist, East Anglia in its richness is easily accessible, (including Kettles Yard). And, of course, for the birdwatcher, there are the RSPB nature reserves.
Our Hospitality
We offer you comfort and peace in non-smoking premises with off-road parking.
Enjoy the privacy of an en suite bathroom. Laze in the large bathtub in softened water. Sink into the leather armchair to watch colour television with Freeview, or one of our library of films on the DVD player. Make yourself hot chocolate, teas (herbal, Chinese or Indian), or coffee – with fresh milk - and listen to the radio, or bring your own CDs to play. If you are using your computer, we provide a desk and internet access. For an important meeting, a trouser press and a hairdryer provide you with the essential tools!
From 7.30, a farm-fresh breakfast to your taste is provided in the peace of the dining-room overlooking the garden, or at the kitchen table if you feel like chatting. For lunch and evening meals, why not visit our local pub The Three Tuns, which offers both lunch and dinner accompanied by fine selection of ales.
