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Madingley Hall is a University owned estate set in 7 acres of delightful landscaped gardens, 3 miles west of Cambridge. The Hall has easy access from the M11, the A14 from the North and East, and the A428 from the West, with good links to the three London Airports and ample free car parking on site.

The Hall is regularly used for educational and training events and has 61 ensuite bedrooms (12 double, 10 twin and 39 single) which are welcoming, comfortably furnished and have garden views. Each room has a digital television, free broadband internet, direct dial phone, tea and coffee making facilities and a personal safe.

Although not an hotel, Madingley Hall offers quality campus accommodation, 24 hour reception, a Bar, a personal service and a full choice of English or continental breakfast served in our historic Dining Hall.

Travelling
MADINGLEY HALL - TRAVELLING BY CAR

Travelling by Car

FROM THE NORTH: A1 and Huntingdon. The officially signposted route involves several difficult junctions. We recommend instead that you leave the A14 for Dry Drayton, just after Bar Hill. In Dry Drayton turn left just before the church. At the T-junction in Madingley turn right. You will pass The Three Horseshoes public house on the left. After 100 yards you will come to a mini roundabout, the Hall gates are on the right, opposite a left turn to Cambridge.

FROM NEWMARKET and the East (A14): Leave the Cambridge northern by-pass on the slip-road leading to the M11/A1307/A14 - signed Huntingdon. Keep straight on and once round the left hand bend move to the right hand lane - signposted The Midlands (The North), Huntingdon A14. Immediately after re-joining the A14 fork left for Madingley Village (signed Madingley 1.5 miles). Pass The Three Horseshoes public house on the left. After 100 yards you will find a mini roundabout with the Hall gates on the right, opposite a left turn to Cambridge.

FROM THE SOUTH (M11): Leave the M11 at Junction 13 signed Bedford and Cambridge (A428/A1303). Turn left towards Bedford (A428). 250 yards on turn right to Madingley. In just over a mile you come to a mini roundabout with the Hall gates in front of you.

FROM THE WEST (A428): Travelling east on the A428, take the slip-road signed Cambridge and Madingley. At the roundabout turn left towards Madingley. You will see the Hall gates on the left, at a mini roundabout. Caution – the turn into the drive is sharp.