Cambridge’s most historic hotel reopened its doors on 01 August 2018 after a 2-year refurbishment & design collaboration between architect John Simpson and interior designer Martin Brudnizki. The hotel offers 192 rooms and suites across four floors, with views over Parker’s Piece, historic Regent Street, and the hotel’s inner courtyard. The Oxford Magazine explores the iconic Cambridge University hotel. Visit the University Arms website.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel1/13 - A look inside the entrance lobby. Welcome to University Arms, Cambridge.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel2/13 - The bar at Parkers Tavern, looking ship shape and ready to serve.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel3/13 - Hungry? The Tristan Welch’s Parkers Tavern in a traditional English tavern style.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel4/13 - Hungry? The Tristan Welch’s Parkers Tavern in a traditional English tavern style.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel5/13 - Wake up in a room with a view
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel6/13 - Settle into the serene surroundings of the Martin Brudnizki designed rooms.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel7/13 - Carefully considered jewel tones dotted throughout the interiors.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel8/13 - Carefully considered jewel tones dotted throughout the interiors.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel9/13 - Gaze out over your private terrace and onto Parker’s Piece from the gorgeous bathrooms in the turrets at the top of the hotel.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel10/13 - Gaze out over your private terrace and onto Parker’s Piece from the gorgeous bathrooms in the turrets at the top of the hotel.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel11/13 - The style is undeniably British. Classic Edwardian interiors are combined with bespoke, leather-padded writing desks, low ottomans and tiered chandeliers in playful colours and rooms full of natural light.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel12/13 - The gorgeous ballroom along with its original sprung dance floor and restored fireplace.
Image courtesy of University Arms Hotel13/13 - Outside at night. A stunning port cochère provides the perfect separate entrances to both the hotel and the restaurant.
