Old School Charm Redux

Named after a Persian emperor in a play by 16th century dramatist and Cambridge alumni Christopher Marlowe, Tamburlaine is polished and contemporary with subtle accent of Persian influence and echoes of Cambridge's old school charm.

- Radhika Sikaria

A new address in the tinsel town of Cambridge is the new Tamburlaine Hotel. Located at the heart of one of Cambridge’s most vibrant neighbourhood, the hotel is defined by the ambition to create an address that sets its own standards.

As you enter the hotel, you are pleasantly welcomed by the charming smile of the reception staff. The friendly nature of the staff adds delight to your stay and ensures an unparalleled experience. The welcoming entrance has a dynamic double-height lobby with a feature staircase and overlooking library above. From the contagious buzz and energy of the Restaurant and Bar to the courteous magnificence of the Garden Room; from the laid back Steam Deli to the restful calm of the Library, the ground floor of the Tamburlaine reflects four different moods all tied together with a sense of quality.