Hotels near RAF Wyton - QUY, Huntingdon

A well refurbished single storey property in extensive grounds of a large family house, abundant secure parking - great for classic cars! We ate a delightful dinner, chosen from an offering of modern dishes and traditional fare, at the pub at the end of the short approach lane - no car needed! Worth booking a visit to The Manor (almost next door) to hear the stories of Green Knowe and Lucy Boston’s life in one of the oldest houses in England - fabulous! (and there are plants for sale!!)

St Ives is a lovely quiet calm town. It has some great shops and a large market on a Monday morning. There is a Antique Market too which has some fantastic things to buy. Lots of bars and restaurants along the river too. A fantastic Sunday roast in The Golden Lion hotel..... had to be done

Reception and booking in was very pleasant and efficient. The room was warm. The bar and evening meal staff were great. The evening meals were really good and they had a nice beer on draught. The shower was too hot or cold; no in-between. The walls are paper thin, meaning I could hear phone calls, taps and toilet visits of next door rooms during the night. Windows and curtains are basic, so I heard people walking past from early morning. Breakfast was lovely.

Hemingford grey is a beautiful village not from the quaint town of St ives ,plenty of lovely walks along by the river ,the cock public house is amazing and the food is probably the best we had in year ,highly recommended if staying in Hemingford grey.

St. Ives is a very clean historic town with lots of small shops on the main streets and in Mews developments nearby. The worst thing about the visit was all the graffiti along side the guided bus way to Cambridge.

We chose an 11 mile circular walk around St. Ives, along the Ouse river and valley(s). The walk was great, stopping half way at the excellent Cock in Hemmingford Grey. St. Ives itself has plenty of history and St. Ives Bridge with the integrated Chapel is one of four of its kind in the country and the statue of Oliver Cromwell is prominent. There were plenty of cafes and pubs and a small number of interesting restaurants to try for longer stays.