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Hotel Indigo - Cardiff is located in Cardiff, 200 metres from St David's Hall and 300 metres from Cardiff Castle. The hotel has a terrace and fitness centre, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.
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"The Indigo is a sheik modern hotel with well appointed and thoughtful rooms. The staff were helpful and the chef in the accompanied restaurant was amazing! A great location in the hub of the shopping..."
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Set in Barry, 3 km from Penmark Castle, Vale Park Hotel provides a garden and shared lounge. Built in 1980, the property is within 4.4 km of Fonmon Castle. Guests can make use of a bar.
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Located in Cardiff city centre, Cathedral 73 is a Victorian townhouse with a funky, fresh and fashionable design.
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"The property is a three storied townhouse on the best part of Cathedral Road. The furnishings are modern and tastefully quirky. The view from our third floor room was onto the leafy street - lovely. Our..."
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Located in Merthyr Tydfil just 3 miles from the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Imperial Hotel is a family-run property with a bar, free Wi-Fi in public areas and free parking on site.
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"Liked how friendly staff was and how clean our room was."
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This country house hotel is in quiet gardens, just off the M4 motorway and 5 miles from Cardiff city centre. It has views of the mountains, free parking and free Wi-Fi is available throughout.
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"Loved the location and the room was comfortable. The breakfast was cooked to order and was delicious. Staff were friendly and helpful"
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Number One Hundred Bed And Breakfast is a small boutique B&B a 15-minute walk from the centre of Cardiff. It has free Wi-Fi, a lovely unique decor and some free parking.
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"Good breakfast buffet, modern rooms, only 20 min walking distance to city centre"
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Afan Lodge is a friendly, newly built hotel within its own grounds in the Afan Argoed Country Park. Each room has a view of the spectacular scenery.
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"Lle hyfryd! Absolutely beautiful lodge and location. Will definitely stay there again 🙂"
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Carefully restored and developed to provide you with all the comforts of modern living, this Victorian town house is ideally situated within easy walking distance of Cardiff city centre.
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"We had a great stay in this house. would definitely come back again!"
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4.0
For this hotel to be advertised as being in Hensol is using...
For this hotel to be advertised as being in Hensol is using a lot of imagination. We were led to believe from your website that we would be 5.5 miles from Fonmon Castle but when picked up by taxi the driver informed us that his Sat-Nav was showing 18.2 miles with Hensol and the Vale of Glamorgan being at least 5 miles nearer to our intended evening destination. 28 minutes and £35 later we arrived at Fonmon Castle
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Baglan traveller
United Kingdom
10
The village is located on the Glamorgan Heritage Coast and...
The village is located on the Glamorgan Heritage Coast and offers great walks along the beach. We discovered there is a lot of history to this area and had some good conversations to local residents. The shopping was also good - presents for family at home, but also good supermarkets.
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Anonymous
Australia
10
Penarth is a great base for accessing the attractions and...
Penarth is a great base for accessing the attractions and nightlife of Cardiff. However, if you don't want to go into Cardiff, there are good restaurants in the town. The people are incredibly friendly and the views over Cardiff Bay or the Bristol Channel are superb. Comeston Country Park and the Marine Walk are accessible for those with mobility problems.
The Glamorganshire countryside and coast are easily accessible and we particularly liked Cowbridge and Ogmore by the Sea.
We could definitely have stayed longer, and despite February weather, we enjoyed getting out and about.
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Katie
United Kingdom
10
A holiday town that in years gone by was the destination of...
A holiday town that in years gone by was the destination of choice for South Wales Miners. It is now a quiet, pleasant town ideally placed for the stunning Glamorgan Heritage coast and is within easy reach of both Cardiff and Swansea
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David Chamberlain
United Kingdom
8.0
Porthcawl is a not a particularly nice place in itself,...
Porthcawl is a not a particularly nice place in itself, being an average British seaside resort. The surroundings are just gorgeous though, as the Glamorgan coast is very close by.
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Paolo
United Kingdom
10
Rhoose Airport is a good beginning to an exploration of the...
Rhoose Airport is a good beginning to an exploration of the Vale of Glamorgan and its fabulous coastal walks. The market town of Cowbridge is a delightful thriving centre to the area, full of cafes and boutique shopping and pubs.
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Christopher
Spain
6.0
Bridgend town itself has nothing special to offer but there...
Bridgend town itself has nothing special to offer but there is nothing terrible about it either. There are maybe one or two buildings/structures of historical interest but, basically it is a typical, slightly dysfunctional British working town. There are some nice places to eat and drink and, if you like real ales and real pubs, the Coach is highly recommended. But, Bridgend's greatest asset is its location, in my opinion. There are good road and rail links to the cities of Swansea and Cardiff. But it is also on the edge of the Vale of Glamorgan with its lovely coastline, pretty villages and the lovely old town of Cowbridge. For example, just a few miles out of Bridgend is a circular drive around the coastline, encompassing Ogmore by Sea and Southerndown and St.Brides. If you are a keen hiker this coastline and/or the vale can be walked to from Bridgend or accessed by bus services etc. This is fabulous countryside to have on our doorstep. If you want more coast then there is Porthcawl to explore nearby as well. To the North of the town are the former mining valleys of Ogmore, LLynfi and Garw. These have rugged but beautiful mountain scenery to access. A complete contrast to the vale and the coast. The Bwlch mountain has long been a popular visiting spot and on a clear day you can see across to the Brecon Beacons.The Ogmore valley has long been accessible by a dedicated cycle path.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
Charming market town in lovely green vale of Glamorgan.
Charming market town in lovely green vale of Glamorgan. Physic Garden well worth visiting. We enjoyed good pub meals at Duke of Wellington and (in nearby village) Carne Arms.
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Gerry
New Zealand
10
Historic and interesting town with many pubs and restaurants...
Historic and interesting town with many pubs and restaurants and situated in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan and close to the sea.
The local church is well worth a visit as it has a medieval garden sited in a new extension.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
Interesting place.
Interesting place. Wonderful restaurant Alfred’s. Worth a visit.
Recommend meal at Llechwen Hall, Cilfynydd
Easy access to Cardiff either by bus, quicker by train.
Easy to travel via M4 to many seaside resorts and Vale of Glamorgan
For £44 this property was fantastic value for money. The breakfast add-on was also a good deal as the options at breakfast were of good quality and very varied - was not just the basics and tasty Glamorgan sausages were an appreciated add-on for veggies! The room was large and spacious and we were around the back of the property so it was very private and road noise was of no issues. There was a pool table too and vending machines for guest.
An excellent location for visiting South Wales, with very good links to Cardiff, Swansea (including the Gower), The Welsh Valleys, Vale of Glamorgan and Heritage coast.
The restaurant had a a range of menus based on local produce. The local lamb was delicious! The Cariad Dry wine compared very favourably with many French Wines and we enjoyed it enough to take two bottles home with us. The staff were helpful and friendly.
Room 1 was carefully restored by the owner to make a very comfortable room, I guess the other 3 are of a similar standard. Excellent value and in a good location to go off and explore the Vale of Glamorgan. The restaurant was very roomy and food excellent with a wide choice on the menu. The landlord and landlady were most welcoming. We must look for an excuse to visit this part of Wales again in the near future.
I really liked the style and layout of the apartment and it was spacious.
The view was also very good of the river.
The hosts were very helpful and accommodating when contacted by phone.
Was close to the University of South Wales Glamorgan campus.
Plenty of supplies for living such as tea/coffee/cutlery/towels etc.
Blas Gwyr is close to some beautiful beaches and fantastic walks. The host is friendly and knowledgeable about the local area. The room was clean, comfortable and spacious and the shower was particularly good. The vegetarian breakfast, including homemade Glamorgan sausages was a highlight.
I loved everything about it - the location, the grand look of the building, the luxury of the room and bathroom and all the small touches that make you feel like royalty. Most off all I liked that all the staff from Reception, to the Bar/Restaurant and the Cleaners were friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Thank you Morgan's Hotel - I only wish you existed in New Zealand!
The rooms were very roomy. It was close to all the facilities in CArdiff Bay. Short trip into Cardiff. By boat. Close to restaurants. The food and staff were very pleasant and helpful. One plus was they had laundry facilities.
Great selection of food at breakfast, lovely dinner menu with daily specials, nice relaxed bar and garden area. Staff were very friendly. Family room / suite for me and 2 kids had separate twin room and sofa in double .
Used the hotel to go to a local concert and so glad we booked a hotel out of the city centre. Staff were so friendly and helpful in all areas from reception to bar restaurant and cleaning staff. Highly recommend it
Great location - the end of the road, therefore quiet and tranquil. We stayed in a pod in the Secret Garden which was comfortable, cosy, homely and well-equipped.
Very nice hotel, clean, stuff are amazing and smiling. Very good breakfast. For the 3 stars I give 4.
Nice location for me as my event was near from the hotel.
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Description Hotel Indigo - Cardiff is located in Cardiff, 200 metres from St David's Hall and 300 metres from Cardiff Castle. The hotel has a terrace and fitness centre, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.Review
Description Carefully restored and developed to provide you with all the comforts of modern living, this Victorian town house is ideally situated within easy walking distance of Cardiff city centre.Review
