Cadogan Hotel Newmarket (England)

General Information

The Cadogan Hotel is a 19th century building steeped in character and heritage, just five hundred meters from the High Street. If you are visiting Newmarket on work or fun, you are able to anticipate to a quiet visit. The hotel proposes 12 en room suites. In 1895, a gentleman of a rather dubious nature known as Gordon Chetwynd sold what was known then as Rutland Cottage to the 5th Earl of Cadogan. The Earl numbered among his closest friends Edward Price of Wales, later to become King Edward VII. Rumour features it that the King himself became a frequent guest to the inn and was known to have entertained the good Lilly Langtry. Secret passages are said to exist between Cadogan Hotel and the King's quarters at Palace House. Kevin and Julie Reed have owned the Cadogan since October 2002 and have undertaken a continual improvement program to improve the services and faciities. Kevin and julie are happy to announce that three little hotel award was given by the AA hotel inspector on Thursday 31st July 2008. The bedrooms, brasserie and restaurant have been upgraded with further improvements designed. (These do not take site while customers are staying). Visitors staying at The Cadogan Hotel may also use the amenities at The Edge Leisure Centre at The Bedford Lodge Hotel for a supplemental five. 00 GBP for a person in a day. This is a family-managed hotel providing a neighborly service to all our clients. Kevin and Julie anticipate to hospitable you in the close to future.

Transportation

Directionstravelling on the a11 (from NorwichCambridge) - A11 till you get to the A14 - Stay on A14 till you get to the exit for the A142 Ely etc. - At the end of the slip highway take the sign to Newmarket; this will bring you past Tescos and an industrial estate. Keep on this highway for approximately 1. five miles. As you enter the 30 mile limit, we are about 500 metres on the left. Hiking from London - From the M11 take blend 9 for the A11.