From £196 a night — recent price
32 High StreetView on mapWe check prices live for the dates and guests you pick.
The Cross Keys is a 4-star hotel in Saffron Walden, United Kingdom.
Charming Inn with Modern Amenities Garden and Terrace: The Cross Keys boasts a picturesque garden and a relaxing terrace, perfect for enjoying a peaceful retreat in Saffron Walden. Cozy Rooms with Essential Amenities: Each room at The Cross Keys is equipped with a desk, TV, and a private bathroom with complimentary toiletries, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests. Delicious Dining Options: Guests can indulge in a scrumptious Full English/Irish breakfast at the on-site restaurant and bar, adding a delightful culinary experience to their visit. Ready to experience the charm of The Cross Keys?
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Pros: Room was comfy, my wife struggled with the light in the room when doing makeup. No full length mirror. Cons: The lady doing breakfast on Friday was very rude. 20 mins to be asked what drinks we would like when there was only 2 other guests in there. Then left our meals on the hot plate for over 5 minutes and in the end I went and collected myself. When she did speak she just moaned about the night staff.
Good location in a historic hotel with adequate parking nearby.
Pros: Good location Cons: A little noisy with traffic outside. The breakfast was filling but could have been improved with adding a healthy option of fruit and yogurt. The pastries were not fresh
Great option for overnight in Saffron Walden
Aircon in room was great . Also it was a large room. Breakfast was good as were staff
Comfortable amazing and can’t wait to go back
Pros: The property has been tastefully decorated encompassing the age of the building. It felt warm and welcoming Cons: I liked everything about it
God atmosfære i eldre bygning
Veldig sjarmerende og hyggelig m sentral beliggenhet
October here averages 11°C, with around 69 mm of rain across the month.
Climate data: NASA POWER
Twenty-year averages for this area, not a forecast.