Cadogan Hotel in Newmarket 

Guests staying at The Cadogan Hotel may also use the facilities at The Edge Leisure Centre at The Bedford Lodge Hotel for an additional cost per person per day.

The hotel has its own small on-site restaurant. With a capacity of up to 30 people, the restaurant serves fresh food, prepared using the finest local ingredients.

From Norwich/Cambridge:- Take the A11 until you reach the A14. - Continue on the A14.- Exit for the A142/Ely. - At the end of the slip road, follow signs to Newmarket; this will bring you past Tescos and an industrial estate. - Keep on this road for about 1.5 miles. - As you enter the 30 mile-an-hour limit, you will find the hotel approximately 500 metres further along on the left. From London:- Take the M11.- Exit at junction 9 for the A11. - Follow the directions as above.

Housed within a 19th century building, steeped in character and history, this small famil-run hotel is ideally situated just 500 metres away from Newmarket’s bustling High Street.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 amongst his closest friends Edward, Prince of Wales, later to become King Edward VII. Rumour has it that the king himself became a frequent visitor to the hotel and entertained the beautiful Lilly Langtry here. Secret passages are said to exist between Cadogan Hotel and the king's quarters at Palace House.Since taking over the hotel in October 2002, Kevin and Julie Reed have undertaken a continual improvement programme. The rooms, bar and restaurant have now been upgraded, with further improvements planned to help the Cadogan enhance its AA 3-star small hotel award.

Arrivals after 22:00 must be agreed in advance of your stay to ensure staff availability.