Quality and Comfort.

The Cadogan Hotel is a 19th Century building steeped in history and character. The hotel is a small family run hotel offering a warm and sincere welcome with good service and accommodation.

Whether visiting Newmarket on Business or pleasure you can look forward to a comfortable stay at the Cadogan Hotel. The present owners Kevin and Julie Reed are undertaking a refurbishment programme for the hotel providing good accommodation, a relaxing lounge bar and resident's lounge and a quiet modern restaurant.

The Cadogan Hotel has been awarded a two star quality award assessed by the Visit Britain team and aim to gain three star quality award when the refurbishments are completed.

The Cadogan hotel offers the following facilities: -

** Twelve en-suite rooms with direct dial telephones, hospitality tray, hairdryers, Iron and ironing board and FREE wireless Internet facilities.


** A comfortable lounge bar area


** A quiet restaurant offering a range of international dishes


** A resident's lounge with TV, VIDEO and DVD player, a library of books to read, borrow or exchange.


** Internet access via Wi-Fi connection is available throughout the hotel.


** Sending or receiving of faxes


** Leisure Facilities... including state of the art gym, swimming pool, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi at a local hotel are available at an additional cost.

Horse Riding Holidays

The Cadogan Hotel in association with Andrew Young at Total Equine Services are pleased to offer Horse riding Holidays for 1, 2 or 3 days with a program to suit all abilities

Total Equine Services is a British Riding School Association Approved Riding Establishment. It is approved and licensed by East Cambridgeshire County Council and receives regular spot checks from the authorities. It is also affiliated to West Anglican College offering NVQ qualifications.


Each morning each rider will receive up to two hours private lessons within the riding school. During a packed lunch some informal theory lessons are given. During the afternoon either the riders will practice the skills learnt in an adjoining field or take the horses out for a hack around the local area. All under the watchful eye of your instructor. At the end of the day a practical lesson in horse care is given, depending upon experience and ability. This may include grooming, feeding, rugging, picking the horse's feet, checking legs for damage & infection and pulling the main.....for further details of this and all aspects of the Hotel, please visit our website, or call on 01638 663814