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University of Cambridge, Trinity Hall - Campus Accommodation
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University of Cambridge, Trinity Hall - Campus Accommodation

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University of Cambridge, Trinity Hall - Campus Accommodation
University of Cambridge, Christ's College - Hostel
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University of Cambridge, Christ's College - Hostel

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University of Cambridge, Christ's College - Hostel
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West Court - Cambridge - Campus Accommodation

West Court - Cambridge - Campus Accommodation

West Court, Jesus College, Jesus Lane, Cambridge, England
The price is SAR 406 per night from Apr 6 to Apr 7
SAR 406
SAR 487 total
includes taxes & fees
6 Apr - 7 Apr
9.6/10 Exceptional! (175 reviews)
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Venture to Newmarket Racecourse and Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve—just two of the sights around Fordham.

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Field of dandelions, Fordham This field is situated at the southern end of the village of Fordham. Public footpaths follow the western and northern edges of the field, but local people often use other routes across the field as shortcuts.
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