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Kota Restaurant Review

Kota is nestled in Eddington, a new sustainable district in the north west of Cambridge and about a 15 minutes bike ride to the city centre. It sits within the Hyatt Centric Cambridge hotel complex and Turing Locke Aparthotel. It features a co-working coffee shop space serving coffee from Saint Espresso, a covered courtyard and an indoor restaurant with bar area. They also have a seasonal terrace opened during the warmer months offering views of the city of Cambridge.
Turing Locke – Aparthotel Review

Turing Locke’s aparthotel opened in Cambridge’s Eddington last year, a real gem that left us wanting to go back. Eddington is a new sustainable district in the north west of Cambridge and is about a 15minutes bike ride to the city centre. Named after Cambridge Alumni and pioneering computer scientist Alan Turing, this is the 12th property of the Locke hotel brand and it didn’t disappoint.
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