The Bull Hotel, Cambridge, Grade II listed hotel in Cambridge, England
The Bull Hotel is a four-story building located at 68 Trumpington Street, situated directly beside St. Catharine's College in Cambridge. Its 19th-century architecture contributes to the street's traditional character and serves as accommodation in this academic setting.
The building was constructed in 1828, replacing an earlier inn called the Black Bull that had occupied the site. It was designated as a Grade II listed building in 1950 in recognition of its architectural importance.
The hotel reflects its long association with travelers to Cambridge by maintaining traditional hospitality practices that connect to the city's academic character.
The hotel sits within walking distance of Cambridge's main attractions, including colleges, museums, and the city center. Its central location makes it easy for visitors to explore the city on foot without needing transport.
During World War II, the hotel became a gathering place for American servicemen, displaying both British and American flags on its front. The former United States President Woodrow Wilson stayed here when he visited Cambridge in 1899.
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