Garden View Room
A comfortable room overlooking the walled garden, with a super-king bed, sitting area, and views of the lavender walk below.
From garden-side afternoon tea to an evening in our private gaming lounge, every detail here is considered and unhurried.
Explore the EstateA closer look at what sets our garden estate apart from a typical Cambridge stay
Served daily in our glass-walled Orangery overlooking the walled garden, featuring seasonal preserves, hand-baked scones, and a rotating selection of loose-leaf teas.
A private, elegantly furnished lounge on the ground floor where guests may spend an evening at roulette or blackjack tables staffed by professional dealers, in person and on the premises.
Formal lawns, a lavender walk, and a century-old cedar tree give guests quiet spaces to wander between tea, dinner, and evening entertainment.
Original cornicing, working fireplaces, and locally commissioned furnishings throughout the public rooms and guest suites, maintained with care by our in-house team.
From small private dinners to full estate hire, our events coordinators handle logistics for celebrations that may include both dining and time in the gaming lounge.
Our concierge arranges punting on the Cam, college tours, and dinner reservations across Cambridge, tailored to how guests wish to spend their stay.
Four room types across the main house and garden wing, each individually furnished
A comfortable room overlooking the walled garden, with a super-king bed, sitting area, and views of the lavender walk below.
A spacious suite adjoining the Orangery wing, with a separate living area, roll-top bath, and private balcony overlooking the cedar lawn.
Set in the original manor house, featuring high ceilings, a restored fireplace, and antique furnishings alongside modern comforts.
The largest suite on the estate, with a private study, dressing room, and uninterrupted views across the eighteen-acre gardens.
Book your room and let us arrange your time in the Orangery and the gaming lounge around it.
What distinguishes an estate stay from a standard hotel booking
Few Cambridge venues pair a genuine afternoon tea service with an on-site gaming lounge, giving guests a full day and evening without leaving the grounds.
Much of our front-of-house and housekeeping team has worked at Wrenholms for over a decade, which shows in the consistency of service.
The gaming lounge and Orangery bar stay open into the evening, so guests can move at their own pace between dinner and later entertainment.
Our interiors and service are deliberately understated — the focus stays on comfort, quiet, and attentive detail rather than spectacle.
We stayed two nights for a wedding anniversary. Had tea in the Orangery on the first afternoon and spent an hour at the blackjack table that evening — a genuinely nice way to fill the time between dinner and bed.
Booked the Georgian Deluxe Room for a work trip that turned into a proper weekend. The fireplace actually works, which I wasn't expecting, and the garden walk cleared my head before an early meeting in town.
My mother wanted afternoon tea for her 70th and we ended up booking the Orangery Suite for the family. Staff moved our reservation around when we ran late, no fuss about it at all.
Went for the gaming lounge mostly out of curiosity, stayed for the room. Dealers were relaxed, no pressure, felt more like a private club evening than anything flashy.
We hired the Estate Manor Suite and part of the grounds for a small engagement dinner. The events team handled seating for eighteen of us without a single hiccup that I noticed.
Not a flashy place, and I mean that as a compliment. The tea service was unhurried, the room was quiet at night, and the lounge downstairs was a pleasant surprise on our last evening.