Best Hotels for Outcalls in Cambridge

[starman]

In a few weeks I'll be working in Cambridge for a couple of weeks and it's up to me to book the hotel, somewhere in the city centre preferably.  I want to spend my time there wisely by cramming in a number of outcalls to the hotel.

Never stayed in Cambridge before so just asking for any recommendations for hotels where it's easy to do an outcall and wont raise any suspicions of the staff.

Thanks in advance.

[Condominium]

Are there any other jobs going at your place? 

[starman]

One of the benefits of being self-employed. 

[canadianguy]

Holiday Inn, Impington. But that’s not central. It has a gym and meeting rooms, so lots of traffic.
In the town centre you’ll be less successful I’m afraid.

[Condominium]

CB13LH Holiday Inn Express.

David Lloyd gym next door.
Easy reception (lots of WGs use it)
Cheap and reasonable quality
On site free parking for guests (I think)

[Mr Garmin]

I met a girl in the Hyatt Centric in the newly built Gulag of Eddington about 1 mile north of the city.  Seemed like a nice place and pretty discreet.

[Watts.E.Dunn]

CB13LH Holiday Inn Express. I think you still have to register your car in the car park. If you don't you may get a letter sent to your address saying you i have been carged for parking don't know if thats still current?..

Yes seen a few girls there inc Oriential Softlips anyone remember her?.

Theres hotel at impington often used as well as the ones that are at the junction of Coldhams lane and Newmarket road..

[HappyDays!]

Oriental Softlips... happy memories!

[Maraluke]

I met a girl in the Hyatt Centric in the newly built Gulag of Eddington about 1 mile north of the city.  Seemed like a nice place and pretty discreet.

I swear that whole town is the strangest thing I've seen, and the Hyatt and hotel next door equally strange...

[Mr Garmin]

I swear that whole town is the strangest thing I've seen, and the Hyatt and hotel next door equally strange...

Just finding the way into the hotel, in the darkness was surreal.  The site is owned by the university and they're now enforcing the no entry system using ANPR.

The whole place feels dystopian to me but I'm sure that there are plenty of similar places in the UK.

[Watts.E.Dunn]

Oriental Softlips... happy memories!

Soz to diverge a bit but do you think this might be her?..

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[HappyDays!]

It's possible, hard to be sure. If so, she's filled out a bit and opted to go for full on sex service, as opposed to massage with extras.

I do vaguely seem to recall a Haywards Heath connection...

[starman]

Thanks Chaps, the Holiday Inn Express near the David Lloyd club looks good especially if WG's use it.

Did see there is a Premier Inn (Corn exchange) and a Travelodge at Newmarket Road, which are a bit more central, would these be contenders or best to stick to the HIE?

[starman]

CB13LH Holiday Inn Express. I think you still have to register your car in the car park. If you don't you may get a letter sent to your address saying you i have been carged for parking don't know if thats still current?..

Yes seen a few girls there inc Oriential Softlips anyone remember her?.

Theres hotel at impington often used as well as the ones that are at the junction of Coldhams lane and Newmarket road..

Would that be the Travelodge?

[canadianguy]

Thanks Chaps, the Holiday Inn Express near the David Lloyd club looks good especially if WG's use it.

Did see there is a Premier Inn (Corn exchange) and a Travelodge at Newmarket Road, which are a bit more central, would these be contenders or best to stick to the HIE?

They both need key cards to get to the rooms, so you have to go and meet the girl.  The Travelodge is the better of the 2 as she can get the lift from the basement carpark, so you only need to meet her at the lift on your floor (not hang around the tiny reception area).

[starman]

Thanks Canadianguy.  Holiday Inn might be the better then.

[Watts.E.Dunn]

I'd say the holliday inn at the next to the David Lloyd club is the best bet they seemed very lax there. Traffic can be a sod at the Coldhams lane and Newmarket road junction also Avoid Mill road the road is no go where it crosses the raileay line a grade 1 council fuck up!..

[Cambridgy]

Dayuse can be handy - Clayton, Ibis and Uni Arms all in the Centre depending on your budget.
You can normally get away with parking for free at Uni Arms.

[starman]

Thanks Watts, I'll probably go with that.

Thanks Cambridgy, though I'll be working during the day so outcalls in the evening, but noted.

[Watts.E.Dunn]

And do review the hotties you might find here, rare as what they are!..

[Cambridgy]

They both need key cards to get to the rooms, so you have to go and meet the girl.  The Travelodge is the better of the 2 as she can get the lift from the basement carpark, so you only need to meet her at the lift on your floor (not hang around the tiny reception area).

Has anyone had a problem with popping down to reception to meet a friend/partner/interviewee?

In the 1980s when you'd try and cram 10 mates and five crates of arctic lite into a single room it took some working out.
There were places where even bringing your own food or wine into the hotel would be frowned upon back in the day - 'they are a present for my friend'.

I can't think of anywhere likely to give you a hard time taking someone up to your room - as long as the SP isn't in her bra and pants?

[Rock123]

Depends if you are staying in the hotel or just want to book it for a session with a SP? If the latter try dayuse as they offer hourly rates for hotels.

As other have said though, Holiday Inn in Impington, you can't go wrong. Or the novotel near cambridge north station.

[jimbobted]

Clayton hotel opposite the station.
The huge Novotel at Cambridge North, only 2 minutes from town on the train.

Both need keycards for the lift but of course nobody gives a fuck if you meet your girlfriend in the bar and go upstairs together.
The suites at the Clayton are quite nice and can be not that expensive.

[starman]

Thanks Chaps. 

[Analist]

I've stayed at the Novotel, very convenient if you're coming by train as it's next to the station. It does need a keycard but it's a busy place and I had no issues with outcalls.