Poets House is a charming hotel in the heart of historic Ely, perfect for weekend breaks, conferences, weddings and celebrations in Cambridgeshire.

Less than ten minutes walk from Ely Cathedral, The Nyton offers well-appointed accommodation alongside a high-quality restaurant. There is free parking and Wi-Fi at this guest house, which is 30 minutes drive north of Cambridge. Each guest room has a TV, radio, telephone, hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities. All have an en-suite bath or shower. The Garden Restaurant serves traditional English food made using fresh, local produce, along with an extensive wine list.

Centrally located within a short walk of Ely Cathedral and the riverside. This 300 year old building has recently been refurbished to incorporate 5 stylish double en-suite rooms. Free Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, tea and coffee facilities in all rooms. The rooms are all individual and are adjoined by two comfortable seating areas for hotel guests only. The restaurant serves fresh local produce, the bar has an extensive range: beers, wines, cocktails and spirits

Wonderful hotel in the centre of Ely. With a pub and restaurant thats serves home made food! The high flyer has a charming tea room, and is very close to all main attractions!

Just a mere 10 min walk from the Ely Cathedral or less to Ely Train Station Riverside Inn offers enviable location for both business and leisure guests. All bedrooms are furnished to a high standard, individually decorated to provide a stylish and relaxing environment and offering stunning river views.

A warm friendly atmosphere welcomes you to The Woodlands Bed & Breakfast in Ely. A former Farmhouse set in 3 acres of paddocks and gardens. Accommodation is in beautifully converted ground floor outbuildings.

Edna and Peter would like to welcome you to 'The Gate House', which is a modern home offering excellent accommodation for our guests, rated Visit England 4 Star Gold and AA 4 Star Gold Award. We also have Breakfast awards from Both Visit England and the AA. The house overlooks a spur on the Great River Ouse, with easy access to pathways alongside the river.