Hotels de golf a Cardiff

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ALBA

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Espanya

Ens vam allotjar nomes una nit pero vam estar molt be, l'habitació es molt espaiosa, els llits còmodes i el millor de tot la dutxa.

Village Hotel Cardiff is 4 miles from Cardiff’s lively city centre and the Cardiff Bay area. It has free Wi-Fi, and a restaurant.

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Francisco Javier

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Espanya

Molt bona ubicació si vas de pasada i no vols entrar a la ciutat. gran parking, restaurant obert fins tard. Molt fàcil i agradable tot. Molt a prop de la autopista

The Vale Resort is set in 650 acres of beautiful Welsh countryside, just a 15 minute drive from Cardiff. The Resort features the largest spa in Wales, 2 championship golf courses and 2 restaurants.

Step back in time to an age of elegance and charm complete with every modern convenience and picture-perfect views across the Welsh countryside Set in 6 acres of grounds overlooking the valleys, this...

Set in 100 acres and with an 18-hole golf course, this 4-star hotel offers beautiful views from the Blas at Bryn Meadows Restaurant, serving local produce on a seasonal menu.

Host of the 2010 Ryder Cup golfing competition, this award-winning resort is set in 2000 acres of parkland in the Usk Valley. It comprises a 5-star hotel and a historic 19th-century manor house.

Located on the edge of Newport and just over a mile from the M4 motorway, the New Inn offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. Its restaurant serves a varied, hearty menu and free parking is available.

With an indoor pool and sauna, this hotel has a locally acclaimed restaurant and overlooks a golf course and sand dunes, just 300 metres from the sandy beach and promenade.

Holiday Inn Newport is situated in Newport, just off junction 24 of the M4.

This historic country inn has delicious food and luxury rooms. It is within a few km of the famous Celtic Manor Resort, home of the 2010 Ryder Cup. The Old Barn Inn dates back to the early 1750s.