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Hotel Indigo - Cardiff is located in Cardiff, 656 feet from St David's Hall and 984 feet from Cardiff Castle. The hotel has a terrace and fitness center, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.
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"Staff were really friendly and helpful. Decor quirky. Great atmosphere and convenient location."
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Built by a visionary architect in 1925, Portmeirion Village & Castell Deudraeth overlooks the beautiful Dywryd Estaury.
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"We were attending the two day Prog Festival in Pwllheli so we booked to stay at Portmeirion, we booked one of the village rooms. From the moment we arrived we were made welcome. Check in was easy, we were..."
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Located within Snowdonia National Park, Aberdunant Hall Country Hotel is a 17th-century property set within 200-acres of woodland on an beautiful upmarket Holiday Home Park.
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The Priory is nestled within the historic town of Caerleon on the River Usk. Dating back to 1180, this hotel was originally a Cistercian monastery.
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"This place is a treasure. The rooms are well appointed, clean and comfortable. The food is amazing, and the building and grounds (former monastery built in 1180) are unique and thoroughly enchanting.the..."
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With 125 air-conditioned bedrooms, Holiday Inn Express Newport is a modern hotel, offering ample free private parking and free WiFi throughout.
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With wonderful views out over Tenby Bay, The Park Hotel offers beautiful cliff top terraces and gardens, an outdoor swimming pool, free Wi-Fi and free private parking.
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"The staff was very helpful as this was our first visit to Wales
The views were breath taking"
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This renowned hotel features one of the most breathtaking views and marine locations in Wales, overlooking Cardigan Bay, the rugged coastline, the Teifi Estuary and the broad sweep of Poppit Sands.
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"Overall it was very good, I really enjoyed the breakfast."
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Lake Vyrnwy Hotel sits high in the hills of the Berwyn Mountains, overlooking Lake Efyrnwy. The estate features an award-winning restaurant, luxury spa and on-site clay pigeon shooting.
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"This property was so friendly, clean, stunning views food was excellent suitable for everyone"
The Welsh are passionate about rugby and there is no better venue to enjoy a 6 Nations, World Cup or friendly play-off.
Wales' historic castles
Over 500 ancient castles can be found across Wales - from the north’s Conwy Castle to the Caldicot in the south.
Shopping in Cardiff
Cardiff has a wide range of shopping outlets from charming Edwardian and Victorian arcades, to ultra-modern shopping centres.
Relaxation on Wales’ award-winning beaches
West Wales’ 1600 miles of scenic coastline includes Tenby, once voted Europe’s Number 1 Beach Destination. Other highlights include 3 Cliffs Bay and Broad Haven.
Brecon Beacons National Park
Spectacular Brecon Beacons is home to 4 mountain ranges, ancient monuments and waterfalls. Colourful towns, pubs and Michelin-starred restaurants can be found nearby.
World-class golfing
South Wales is home to some fantastic golfing, including St David’s and The Celtic Manor, which hosted the 2010 Ryder Cup.
Water-sports along Wales’ unspoilt coastline
South Wales’ coastline is a great spot for surfing, kayaking, coasteering, surfing and white-water rafting.
A night on the town
Cardiff and Swansea offer plenty to do with vibrant nightlife, concert venues and an abundance of restaurants, bars and clubs.
Wales's food scene
Wales has 5 Michelin-star restaurants, varying in location, price-range and cuisine. Abergavenny draws in crowds to its famous food festival every September.
Museums of Wales
Cardiff’s National Museum of Wales, Fagan’s History Museum and Caerleon’s Roman Fortress give a great overview of Wales through the ages.
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8.0
I used Llandovery as a base to mostly go out driving around...
I used Llandovery as a base to mostly go out driving around the Brecon Beacons and mid Wales countryside. There would be plenty to do for outdoorsy people, beautiful scenery and plenty of places to walk.
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Nicole
United Kingdom
10
Interesting town and beautiful setting.
Interesting town and beautiful setting. The castle was fun to tour, loved the marketplace, and all the fun restaurants. We ate at the Stones (excellent) and the Tiniest Pub in Wales (good)
Loved our B & B Victoria House. Everything about it was excellent!
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Nancy
United States of America
8.0
Lovely coastal town in friendly, quaint Wales.
Lovely coastal town in friendly, quaint Wales. The walk along the beach promenade to the point with the old castle ruins is relaxing and amazing at the same time. The Marine hotel was very comfortable, reasonable, and the food was above average. Highly recommend this town for a quiet and relaxing getaway.
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Anonymous
United States of America
10
The hotel was a great and the rooms was really clean and...
The hotel was a great and the rooms was really clean and lovely , John and Ricky were good hosts and John was really welcoming when my and husband got to nothing was to much for him the view from the room was fantastic and the view of the lake at was good next time we go to Wales I would stay here again if could say if there was a number from 1 to 10, I would rate at 10 out 10 thank John and Ricky for a lovely weekend from mick and Sandra Jones. Getting around tal-y-llyn was easy .
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Michael
United Kingdom
6.0
Set in beautiful scenery, Porthmadog is a great place to...
Set in beautiful scenery, Porthmadog is a great place to explore the mountains and beaches of that part of Wales. The town itself provides for all needs though eating at night is restricted and not great. Plenty of attractions for kids within driving distance, but don't go without a car.
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Anthony
United Kingdom
8.0
Aber has a variety of things to do.
Aber has a variety of things to do. Some good restaurants and shops. Lovely sea views and stunning sunsets. A great base for exploring mid Wales.
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Stuart
United Kingdom
10
Seems to have everything for every age group and is close to...
Seems to have everything for every age group and is close to all of north Wales beauty, victim of its own success as stuffed to the gills with tourists at peak times.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
Builth is approximately the geographical centre of Wales,...
Builth is approximately the geographical centre of Wales, which means that one can have many "one-day" expeditions by car to interesting places. We visited Aberystwyth and rode on the Vale of Rheidol steam train; the Elan Valley reservoirs and enjoyed a long walk by the water; had lunch in Bishop's Castle in Shropshire, and drove miles through the beautiful Welsh hills. Builth is a small village/town on the River Wye. It has a limited selection of restaurants, but there are several in the near countryside.
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Alan
Canada
8.0
Llandudno is nice and laid back, but I can,t understand why...
Llandudno is nice and laid back, but I can,t understand why there are more places to eat in the immediate town centre.
But I won,t use any other location in North Wales to tour Snowdonia as a lone traveler that is
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david
United Kingdom
10
If you wish to explore Snowdonia, Harlech is the perfect...
If you wish to explore Snowdonia, Harlech is the perfect spot to drive out from and then come back to to enjoy sunset over the Irish Sea. It doesn't suffer from too many visitors and yet has everything one needs on a vacation in Northern Wales. Close to Mt. Snowdon and on the coast with beaches.
Very well situated for watching Wales Rally GB. Arrived rather late around 10pm (after terrible traffic through Birmingham) but still made to feel welcome. Early start next morning meant we would miss breakfast but hotel offered a complimentary packed lunch which was great, especially considering we were on a room only rate. Room very nice with comfortable beds and adequate bath/shower with plenty of hot water on tap. Hospitality tray with tea / coffee / hot chocolate and REAL (non-UHT) milk.
This is one of the most interesting places we have stayed in Wales. You need to have a bit of a sense of humor to enjoy the narrow corridors, crowded office, fire alarms in the middle of the night and the low ceilings. But, no kidding, it was all worth it because the pub is great, the staff friendly, and the beds and bath were excellent. We were in a 3 room apartment on the 3rd floor and it was very quiet and comfortable....we would go back again, and would recommend it to friends.
Delicious English (or should I say Welsh!) breakfast with quality ingredients. Warm hosts made the stay like a home from home and they are very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. I've holidayed in Criccieth for years and this part of town is, in my view, the best location and is great for visiting all around Snowdonia and North Wales. There is no parking dedicated to the hotel but we did not have any problem parking outside even in mid-August.
The owner was great. At one point during our stay, we were the only ones in the hotel (it was the end of the season before school started). Bed was pretty big for Wales/England standards (bigger than a double...believe it was almost a King sized bed). The decor was different, but cool. The food from the restaurant was very good (he cooked just for us one night).
We chose the hotel for the excellent location. It was not far too travel to all the places of interest in North Wales. There was little or no traffic noise from the road, so we slept well. Breakfast was good, and the service excellent. There was adequate parking for all the guests, and the walk into town was easy. We would stay there again.
We stayed three days at St. David's Hotel and it was lovely, from the surroundings, to the wonderful staff and food ~ definitely worth the price. The property is in city centre and has beautiful views of the garden, church, and green fields around the city. A must see for your travelers of SouthWest Wales.
The manor was well appointed, great location, and very quiet . Our breakfast was excellent as was the service. We will definitely return to the Manor on our next trip to Wales. The packet of information in our room lead us to the Ty Gwyn hotel for a great meal and Welsh singing on Friday night.
The Gregory’s
Western Wales and St. David were wonderful and historic. The hotel was an easy walk to town with shops, pubs and restaurants. The hotel is new and well furnished with lots of contemporary art. The staff is very friendly, courteous and helpful to a fault. Be sure to tour the Bishops palace and the cathedral.
A wonderful hotel just beyond the old city walls of Conwy. Room was very comfortable with a beautiful view of the bay and castle walls. Delicious breakfast. The owner has an excellent knowledge of north Wales and is a great resource about where to go and what to see.
The owners of this guest house are a pleasant to meet. The guest house is clean, good location and the home made breakfast was brilliant, much better than those served in a chain hotel. The nearby Elan Valley is a must go place in Wales. Will return for sure.
I booked the hotel IBIS-Newport Wales for £ 105-00 but was charged £ 126.00
I checked out 1 day early and confirmed by email twice before the cut-off at 14.00 but was not credited any money for this day
Booking date 6th March to 9th March 2017
Breakfast was freshly cooked on arrival every morning.
Room was clean and comfortable.
Hotel good central location for walking to places of interest in Betws-y-Coed, and also for travel to other locations to visit in North Wales.
You cannot get a better tasting breakfast and coffee anywhere else in Wales.
Also the menu was the best too. Love the pancakes, cheese platter.
It is a small hotel that has thought of every detail to make their guest comfortable.
Jan and Colin are lovely people and genuinely cannot do enough for you. The accommodation is superb and the breakfast selection is as good as any hotel at 3 times the price! The welcome at Bryncoed is surely the warmest in Wales!
Clean modern hotel. The Location is near the Red Dragon Center the Wales Millennium Centre (Canolfan Mileniwm Cymru) and a couple of blocks from Welsh Assembly (Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru) and the Pierhead Museum.
A rather 'colorful' place; a (US) '50s style bar-hotel for those looking for a throwback experience; a town in rural Wales with essential services; able to secure bicycle safely
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Description Hotel Indigo - Cardiff is located in Cardiff, 656 feet from St David's Hall and 984 feet from Cardiff Castle. The hotel has a terrace and fitness center, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.Review
Description Located within Snowdonia National Park, Aberdunant Hall Country Hotel is a 17th-century property set within 200-acres of woodland on an beautiful upmarket Holiday Home Park.Review
Description With 125 air-conditioned bedrooms, Holiday Inn Express Newport is a modern hotel, offering ample free private parking and free WiFi throughout.Review
Description With wonderful views out over Tenby Bay, The Park Hotel offers beautiful cliff top terraces and gardens, an outdoor swimming pool, free Wi-Fi and free private parking.Review
