Christ'S College Cambridge Hotel - Cambridge (Cambridgeshire)

Adults-Only Accommodation in Historic Christ's College Cambridge

Grounds & History

Christ's College Cambridge sits within its own walled gardens, including the Fellows' Garden that contains a mulberry tree planted in 1608. This is the college where Charles Darwin studied from 1828 to 1831. Guests have access to the college's library and chapel during their stay.

Rooms & Accommodation

Standard Single Rooms, Double Rooms, and Superior Double Rooms are available across the college's historic and modern blocks. Many rooms overlook the college's courts or the Darwin Garden. All rooms include tea/coffee making facilities and a work desk.

Dining & Bar

A full English breakfast is served each morning in the beamed Upper Hall, with cereals, pastries, and cooked options. The Buttery bar offers wine, cocktails, and complimentary water in a quiet, leather-seated lounge. Guests can also purchase lunch and snacks at the Locker Room cafe near the King's Street entrance.

Location & Attractions

The college is on St Andrew's Street, a 2-minute walk from Christ's Pieces park and a 5-minute walk from King's College Chapel. The Fitzwilliam Museum and the River Cam are within a 10-minute walk. Shops, restaurants, and historic pubs are all within a 5-minute walk of the porter's lodge.

Services & Facilities

The 24-hour porter's lodge provides key card access, luggage storage, and helpful advice on the city. A card access system allows entry to different points around the college at all hours. Guests can use the college's quiet reading rooms and stroll through the gardens after check-out.

• History: Charles Darwin's former college
• Garden: Walled Fellows' Garden with 1608 mulberry tree
• Dining: Full English breakfast in medieval Upper Hall
• Bar: On-site Buttery bar with cocktails and wine
• Location: Central Cambridge, 5 min from King's College Chapel
• Library: Access to Christ's College library
• Service: 24-hour porter's lodge with luggage storage