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Self Assessed 4 Stars Guest House
Inn
Guest Rating: 3.9
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12 Norfolk street, Wimblington

March, 

Cambridgeshire, 


PE15 0QA,  England
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Situated in Wimblington near the Cambridgeshire norfolk border amid beautiful fenland landscapes, The Anchor is a traditional village inn. Half way between the market towns of Chatteris and March it is known in the area for its award winning food. The comfortable en suite rooms have extensive facilities such as DVD players and fresh milk. There is a pub bar with great real ales, lounge area with real log fires and a country style restaurant serving hearty meals. Service is friendly & attentive.
  • Great value
  • Award winning restaurant
  • Traditional pub atmospher
  • Walkers welcome
  • Great real ales
  • Easy access parking
  • Friendly staff
  • Dogs welcome
  • Cyclists welcome
  • Family friendly
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Guest Reviews
Guest reviews for Anchor Inn, March are provided by real guests who have actually stayed at the property.
Rooms:
3.7
Value:
4.2
Friendliness:
4.6
Cleanliness:
3.9
Facilities:
3.6
Staff service:
4.5
Location:
4.1
Breakfast:
4.4
Guest Rating: 3.9
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Wendy
Mature Couple
Stayed: Sep '11
4
Would recommend to others.
Rooms:
2
Value:
3
Friendliness:
4
Cleanliness:
4
Facilities:
2
Staff service:
4
Location
4
Breakfast:
4
"More attention to detail needed"
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"More attention to detail needed"
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Likes:
Convenient, breakfast was good. Staff were friendly.
Dislikes:
TV in room didn't work properly. Bathroom lighting not good; bathroom door creaked badly; mirror was on floor instead of wall. Bedlinen rather faded.
Guest Review for Anchor Inn, March
Steve
Family with older Children
Stayed: Oct '11
2
Would not recommend to others.
Rooms:
1
Value:
3
Friendliness:
4
Cleanliness:
2
Facilities:
1
Staff service:
4
Location
3
Breakfast:
3
"Not for me"
We planned an overnight stay in the Cambridge area and selected this B&B. The bedrooms are separate to the pub entering by an external door beside the food storage cupboard. The stairs/hall area nee… Read more
"Not for me"
We planned an overnight stay in the Cambridge area and selected this B&B. The bedrooms are separate to the pub entering by an external door beside the food storage cupboard. The stairs/hall area needs attention, particularly the carpet. We had a room for 3, the third bed being an extremely uncomfortable roll away bed. The bedroom had been recently decorated, so was clean. Read less
Likes:
The staff were very friendly.
Dislikes:
Very poor third bed, While then pub is quaint, the bedroom area is not. The breakfast food was nice, but the drinks seemed rationed ( I was only offered 1small cup of coffee).
Guest Review for Anchor Inn, March
Anita
Mature Couple
Stayed: Sep '11
2
Would not recommend to others.
Rooms:
4
Value:
2
Friendliness:
3
Cleanliness:
1
Facilities:
3
Staff service:
3
Location
4
Breakfast:
4
"Very disappointed"
We arrived at the pub in the evening with relatives who had shown us where it was. We walked into the bar and were completely ignored until my sister-in-law interrupted the conversation. We were eve… Read more
"Very disappointed"
We arrived at the pub in the evening with relatives who had shown us where it was. We walked into the bar and were completely ignored until my sister-in-law interrupted the conversation. We were eventually taken up to our room up a staircase which was dirty and into the room which was very nice and the on-suite was excellent the only off-putting thing was the number of house flies. (see continuation) Read less
Likes:
On suite was very nice. Food good.
Dislikes:
After being out the next day we returned to the pub to find that our bedroom had not been serviced, no bed made or bins emptied, no cups washed or tea/milk in room. (see continuation)
Guest Review for Anchor Inn, March
More Information
4 Stars Self Assessed Guest House
Parking
On-site parking, Free parking, Long-term parking
Types of Payment Accepted at Anchor Inn
Cash (Sterling), Credit card, Debit card
Payment Cards accepted at the property
JCB  Master Card  Maestro  Visa  Visa Electron  Solo 
Check-in: 2:00 PM till 10:00 PM
Early check-in available on request.
Check-out: 10:00 AM
Late check-out available on request
Policies
Children Policy: Children welcome
Smoking Policy: No smoking
Pet Policy: All pets
Cancellation Policy
Booking Terms and Conditions
Accessibility
Languages Spoken
English
The Anchor is a tradional village inn with award winning food. The head chef has appeared on BBC's Masterchef and GMTV and has established this Inn as a destination venue for great home made pub food. Everything is created on the premises or in the farm house a few doors away, from slow roast belly pork from the local farm to horlicks ice cream to unique currys to hand made naan bread. Food is traditional with a few twists creating a large menu that changes seasonally with something for everyone.

The early ninetenth century building has appeared on BBC's 'Escape To The Country', and is just of the A141 between the Chatteris and March. A beer garden and patio with covered area is a great place to eat and drink in the summer, with real bbqs a regular occurance.

The restaurant itself is a country-kitchen style with a very informal attitude, and is decorated with lots of flower arrangements created by the staff themselves. The open plan style of the building leads you from the restaurant to the traditional pub bar which has a selection of quality real ales, real ciders, wines and spirits to enjoy.

The lounge area with traditional Chesterfield setees is warmed with roaring log fires. The rooms (1 single & 4 doubles) are all en suite with access from the beer garden allowing freedom to come and go as you please. Facilities include luxury beds, DVD players with library, LCD televisions, fresh milk with tea and coffee facilities, honesty bar for after hours, cycle hire, baby facilities, quality breakfasts with early starter facilities, luxury welcome packs, picnic hire, laundry and ironing facilities and lots more!

Local attractions include Sky Dive Centre, Ely Cathedral, Cambridge City, Stonea Camp, museums, Dunhams Wood, Welney Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, Skylark Garden Centre and Giant Carboot, Ouse Washes RSBP Reserve, and many immense fenland landscapes. The Anchor is also on the Woodmans Walk great for walkers and cyclists.
Environmental Statement
As much as possible, The Anchor endeavours to embrace its enviromental policy by recycling and ethically purchasing.
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Style of property
Boutique, Comfortable, Homely, Rustic, Traditional
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