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The Cambridge located just between Liverpool and John Moores University is generally a quiet small pub where some students hang out. Mostly the ones who live on campus and is basically their local.
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The Unicorn is a charming pub with rooms just south of Cambridge city centre. It has a ... more
40-seater restaurant and some original parts dating back to the 17th century.The main pub has a large garden with facilities for 120 people, and a children’s play area. The en suite rooms are in a separate annexe designed in keeping with the original building.The city centre is easily accessed by bus.
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Originally built in 1894, this historic Victorian-style boutique hotel is situated ... more
adjacent to the MIT Campus in Cambridge, and features a unique and cozy atmosphere, complete with many modern conveniences. Just outside the Kendall's front doors is the area's fantastic public transportation system. This location allows guests to easily access all the areas of the city, including downtown Boston and Harvard University, both only a short distance away. After a restful night of sleep in individually decorated rooms, guests at the Kendall Hotel can start the morning with a deluxe breakfast, or work out at a nearby fitness center with complimentary access.
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Location. The Charles Hotel is located in Cambridge, Mass, just off the Charles River in ... more
the center of Harvard Square, filled with quaint cafes and boutique shops. This stylish New England retreat is five miles from Boston Logan International Airport and less than three miles from downtown Boston. Nearby cultural attractions include the American Reparatory Theatre, the Harvard Art Museums and Brattle Theatre, all within four blocks of the hotel. Hotel Features. The well lit, contemporary lobby features original paintings of Cambridge streets and New England architecture, fresh floral arrangements and clean lines. The lobby also provides a quiet setting for reading in the library nook. Kid's Kit gift bags, filled with toys and activities, are handed out to children upon arrival. The Charles Hotel features five eateries on site, including French and Italian fine dining, a jazz club, New England inspired café, a 1940s style martini lounge and a quick, casual restaurant. Conference and banquet rooms, wireless Internet access, an automated teller machine, car rental and a full business center are also provided. Adjacent to the hotel are Le Pli Day Spa and Wellbridge, a full service health club and fitness center, with an indoor pool, spa tub, sauna, steam room, fitness machines and spa services. Guestrooms. The 294 spacious guestrooms feature floor to ceiling panoramic windows and Shaker style accents reminiscent of a New England boarding school. Custom made furnishings include professor's chairs and desks. Extra accents include black chalkboards with chalk artwork, oversized clock and wooden coat pegs. Guest beds are dressed with handcrafted down quilts and premium linens. Bathrooms feature Seura in mirror televisions, bathrobes and Origins bath products. Additional room amenities include high speed Internet access, DVD players, LCD televisions and BOSE Wave radios. Expert Tip.
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Location. The smoke free Kendall Hotel is located across from the Kendall Square transit ... more
station in Cambridge, Mass. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology stands adjacent to the hotel. The CambridgeSide Galleria Mall is located one quarter mile away. Hotel Features. The Kendall Hotel's lobby is warmed by a fireplace and is furnished with American memorabilia that showcases a specially commissioned clock crafted by a local artist. The hotel offers complimentary buffet style breakfasts. The Black Sheep Restaurant&Bar prepares innovative American home style dishes with a focus on organic and local ingredients. The bar features local microbrews. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the hotel. A business center offers fax and photocopy services. Parking is available underneath the hotel for a fee. Guestrooms. This seven story hotel offers 73guestrooms and four suites, all decorated with antique reproduction furnishings. Beds are draped with Colonial style quilts, 250 thread count cotton sheets, and both down and hypoallergenic pillows. High speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, and radios are equipped with MP3 adaptors. Welcome amenities include bottled water and chocolates on the first night of stay. Bathrooms are stocked with Gilchrist&Soames toiletries. Suites feature full kitchens, gas fireplaces, two high definition televisions and jetted tubs. Expert Tip. When the Kendall Hotel's three story, Queen Anne style building was completed in 1895, it housed the Cambridge Fire Department's Engine 7 team, who referred to themselves as ''The Black Sheep''. The Kendall is a member of the Historic Hotels of America and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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It's a pretty tall order to call any book "one of the greatest reference books ever ... more
published" but the Independent on Sunday says just that of The Cambridge Factfinder. The publishers, Cambridge University Press, similarly claim that the fourth edition of the book is "the most comprehensive, authoritative and up-to-date general factbook available". Certainly The Cambridge Factfinder is one of the best books of its kind. It is concise, easy-to-use, well laid out and affordable; moreover it covers a formidable range of subjects, from star constellations to the female winner of the 2000 Biathlon World Championship.The 14 sections are clearly marked, and the Areas of Knowledge contents list, full Table of Contents and approximately 130 pages of index make sure that the reader is more than able to navigate his/her way around the book. Possibly one of the most useful sections is Human Geography, which not only features a political map and a map showing population density, but also lists largest nations by area and by population, and the largest cities by population. The alphabetically arranged country summaries include a small but clear black and white map, and feature essential information such as currency, capital, language/s, and head of state and political status, among other things.If the Factfinder suffers from anything it is lack of colour, but the illustrations and maps are clearly and generously spread throughout the 900-plus pages, and presumably this omission relates more to the book's reasonable price than to economy on the publisher's part. This is a highly recommended buy. --Aruna Vasudevan
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The Cambridge located just between Liverpool and John Moores University is generally a quiet small pub where some students hang out. Mostly the ones who live on campus and is basically their local.
The Cambridge serves a good variety of lagers and bitters but nothing stands out as a classic beer of this pub. The Cambridge is one of the more expensive places to drink on campus but is generally ... ...summer the Cambridge is a very nice lace to sit out on their benches just of Abercromby Square which is a bit of a heat trap. I remember lots of enjoyable afternoons their.
The Cambridge does not have a pool table or darts and rarely plays music is a place to go for a quiet chat.
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The Cambridge Pub Liverpool
The Cambridge located just between Liverpool and John Moores University is generally a quiet small pub where some students hang out. Mostly the ones who live on campus and is basically their local.
The Cambridge serves a good variety of lagers and bitters but nothing stands out as a classic beer of this pub. The Cambridge is one of the more expensive places to drink on campus but is generally cheap for visitors to Liverpool.
In the summer the Cambridge is a very nice lace to sit out on their benches just of Abercromby Square which is a bit of a heat trap. I remember lots of enjoyable afternoons their.
The Cambridge does not have a pool table or darts and rarely plays music is a place to go for a quiet chat.
richardjmeek 16.01.2001
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The Cambride is one of the worst pubs for lunchtime/evening food and value for money. It is expensive as a student pub, even though on campus. A couple of other locals to campus of recommondation are Ye Old Cracke ( new chef) and the Blackburn Arms. Avoid this rip-off place like the plague. Another to avoid is the Agustus John (AJ). No cellar and warm beer. ...
Coggsy 11.12.2007
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