35% off—Ely: stays at new aparthotel by Norman cathedral
Poets 24 Apartments opened in spring 2026, a short walk from Ely Cathedral
Why We Love This Deal
Poets 24 Apartments is a collection of boutique apartments in the Cambridgeshire cathedral city of Ely. It's a short walk from the cathedral, which has a magnificent octagonal lantern tower and is one of England's grandest churches. You can also visit Oliver Cromwell's House and take riverside walks through the surrounding fenlands. Travelzoo members save 35% on stays there until the end of March.
What's included
Self-catering apartment stays of two nights or more in a Cosy Studio Apartment or Classic Studio Apartment.
Travelzoo members will also receive a welcome hamper including fresh sourdough bread, creamy butter and Tiptree jam, fresh milk, and biscuits.
We found prices from £208 for a 2-night stay in a Cosy Studio Apartment.
Guests may stay longer than two nights, subject to availability. Prices will vary from those quoted above.
Other apartment types, including with views of Ely Cathedral, are also available. However, the level of discount is lower.
When
This offer is valid from 1 November, 2026–31 March, 2027.
How to book
For more information and to book online, see the Poets 24 Apartments website.
About Poets 24 Apartments
Apartments all include a kitchenette with a kettle, microwave, toaster, and fridge. Crockery, cutlery, towels, and bed linen are all provided.
As well as studios, there are also 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments. Some apartments have views of the cathedral.
About Ely
The city of Ely is renowned for its Medieval cathedral, which features both Norman and Gothic architecture. Don't miss its rare and impressive octagonal lantern tower. The cathedral is known as "the Ship of the fens" for its prominent hillside position.
You can also visit Oliver Cromwell's House, which houses a museum. The Lord Protector lived there with his family for 10 years from 1636. It features exhibitions about the English Civil War and Cromwell's life and times.
The university city of Cambridge is 30 minutes' drive or 20 minutes by train. You can visit its historic college quads and scenic riverside meadows, or hunker down in one of its many cosy pubs.






















