Carriage Ely Paddington
£155 per night
A luxury, unique space for two people in a stunning converted train carriage surrounded by beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside.
Enjoy your own private outdoor area and soak away the stresses of modern life in the outdoor hot tub. A modern, vibrant interior makes Paddington an unforgettable stay for two people and their furry family members.
You're nicely placed to visit Ely Cathedral, Oliver Cromwell’s House or Ely Museum.
Be sure to take in the natural beauty of The Fens which has plenty of options for walking, cycling and boating.
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UK Holidays, England, Cambridgeshire,
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