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The Angel Hotel
"Rooms were clean, though the property is old but nicely maintained. Staff are OK. Bre a fast was excellent and I will recommend. Parking is an issue. The carpark looks scary, unsafe. Costumers should be advised of an extra £17 or so, for parking at the property that was not clearly written when you book, that was really annoying. Altogether, a great place to stay."
The Coach & Horses Hotel
"Excellent hotel. Good position, just off the M4. Parking was very secure which is a bonus. The receptions were amazing, so friendly, welcoming and friendly as were the staff at breakfast. Unusually we were charged extra for tea and coffee at breakfast which was not included in the price!! Ridiculous and they need to change this policy even if it includes increasing the price."
The Coal Exchange Hotel
"Friendly staff, the room was large but very dark, it had dark wallpaper & curtains & there were only a couple of spot lights as you entered then a lit recess area above the bed & one bedside lamp which wasn’t ideal. The bed was comfortable & the bathroom had a huge jacuzzi bath, with nice towels provided. We did go for breakfast, it’s self service, plenty to choose from, tho scrambled is the only egg option, good for the price."
Clayton Hotel Cardiff
"Fantastic"
Tŷ Newport
"Amazing big room and good shower"
Hotel Indigo Cardiff by IHG
"It was a good spot in Cardiff for a one night, after concert stay."
Novotel Cardiff Centre
"The family room was good, although the sofa bed is a little narrow for two teenagers. We had two nights in another budget chain prior to arriving at the Novotel, where they provide two single fold-up beds which we found to be a much better arrangement amd more comfortable for the children. The room was clean. The pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna are excellent and were very welcome. The food in the restaurant was good, only the service being a little slow let it down. We thought the hotel parking at £24 for the day was expensive, until looking at the local multi-story alternatives that were £31 a day?! There are a few spaces on the road outside that are free between 18:00-08:00 that you can take advantage of. We would definitely stay there again."
Cardiff Bute Terrace Hotel
"The room was soundproof and very clean. Excellent customer service. Will be visiting again."
Holland House Hotel Cardiff By Sunday
"Bernadette at the reception was very helpful and professional. Even the staff in the carpark as well as the male staff doing the maintenance at the lift lobby were very friendly. The bathroom was sparkling clean, no complaints at all."
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Accommodation in Cardiff
Cardiff is a family-friendly neighbourhood that's popular for its restaurants and bars. In addition to its friendly people, the neighbourhood has many charming qualities. Cardiff has hotels to suit everyone's tastes, and makes a great home base for exploring the sights in and around Caerphilly.
Sightseeing around Cardiff
The historic sites and castle offer insight into the area's history, while the museums add a sense of refinement. Browse the collections at Cardiff National Museum & Gallery, National Museum Wales, or Welch Regiment Museum. For cultural attractions, head to New Theatre, St. David's Hall, and Cardiff Story. Learn about the local history at Blackfriars Priory, Cardiff Castle, and Castell Coch. Some landmarks that can't be missed include Dinas Powys Castle, Llandaff Cathedral, and St. Fagan's Castle. Techniquest, Cardiff International Sports Village, and Barry Island Pleasure Park will provide enjoyment for the whole family.
Shopping and being pampered at a spa are a couple of popular activities in the area. Roath Park, Victoria Park, and Sophia Gardens are some scenic spots that are popular with the locals. Explore nature at Treharris Park and Cyfarthfa Park and Museum. Looking for a little retail therapy? Consider a shopping trip to Queen Arcade, St. David's, and Capitol Shopping Centre. If you're looking for something else to do, head to Swalec Stadium, Principality Stadium, and Cardiff City Stadium.
Some of the most popular attractions in the area include Cardiff University, Museum of Welsh Life, and Wales Millennium Centre. You can also stop by Bute Park, Gorsedd Stones, and Animal Wall.
Getting around Cardiff
If you want to venture out of town, Cardiff Queen Street Station is the closest train station. You can also catch a ride at Cardiff Central Station.
Cardiff is 14.9 km (9.3 miles) from the airport in Cardiff (CWL-Cardiff Intl.). The next closest airport is Bristol (BRS-Bristol Intl.), located 37.2 km (23.1 miles) away.