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 In the lap of luxury |
Hensol Pendoylan Cardiff CF72 8GG United Kingdom +44 1443 22 5877 http://www.llanerch-vineyard.c... |
Looking for luxury in the lap of a beautiful rural setting? Then, head towards Bed & Breakfast at Llanerch Vineyard. This traditional Glamorganshire farmhouse is just 15 minutes away from the centre of Cardiff. The 10 four-star en-suite rooms and deluxe studios, situated in the 20-acre estate, allow you to enjoy your stay to the fullest. It is advisable to get your own vehicle when staying here, as regular public transport does not serve Llanerch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern and good value |
Caxton Place Pentwyn Cardiff CF23 7HA United Kingdom |
A modern, comfortable motel set off the main A48 from Newport to Cardiff, offering simple accommodation at a budget price. Convenient for exploring the city and the surrounding Vale of Glamorgan, this hotel is especially popular with families and those travelling on a budget, as the rooms come at a fixed price (excluding breakfast) regardless of the number of people in them. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Country mansion |
Coychurch Cardiff, WE CF35 6AF United Kingdom +44 16 5686 0621 http://www.coed-y-mwstwr.com |
Coed-y-Mwstwr, 'Whispering Wood' in English, is an apt name for this Victorian mansion set in 17 acres of woodland overlooking the Vale of Glamorgan. 20 miles from Cardiff Airport, and 25 miles from Cardiff city centre, the hotel is close to junction 35 of the M4 and so is a good base for those with their own transport wishing to explore the area. It's also a good choice for the energetic, offering an outdoor heated pool, all-weather tennis court and a nine hole golf course. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cosy and historic |
Mountain View Pwll-y-Pant Cardiff CF83 3HW United Kingdom |
Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This guest house was built in 1682 and has a long and interesting history. Situated in the town of Caerphilly (close to its famous castle), it is an easy 15-minute drive to Cardiff city centre. The guest house maintains a homely feel, with traditional decor and furnishings including exposed beams and huge, open fireplaces. Its small size means the owners can offer a high standard of personal care and attention. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Speeding into Cardiff |
Pentwyn Road Pentwyn Cardiff CF23 7XH United Kingdom |
This is a modern, four-storey hotel, built in 1979. It is conveniently situated on Junction 29 of the M4 coming into the city, a few minutes away from the motorway and just 15 minutes' drive from the city centre. Best suited to those with their own transport, the hotel offers a good standard of comfort, with spacious rooms and on-site leisure facilities. It makes an ideal base from which to explore the area. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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City and sea |
10 Plymouth Road Cardiff, WE CF64 3DH United Kingdom +44 29 2070 6701 |
An RAC two-star hotel set in the Victorian seaside resort of Penarth. Offering full home comforts and a quiet atmosphere with local walks, the seafront is a few minutes away. Cardiff city center is also close by, easily accessible by car or the regular bus and train services that link the two centers. This is an ideal base for those wanting to combine a taste of city life with a quiet, coastal break. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Weekend Getaway |
Malthouse Avenue Cardiff Gate Business Park Cardiff CF23 8RA United Kingdom +44 29 2073 3222 http://www.ibishotel.com |
If you are looking for a cozy, comfortable and affordable stay for a weekend, then IBIS-Cardiff Gate would definitely be the right choice. You can pick from the choicest of rooms; be it twin, double or a family room. Accommodation is free for a child under 12 years sharing the parent's room. The hotel also offers conference facilities for its business visitors. The car parking facility is free and the rates for the rooms range from GBP 39-55. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good home cooking |
Porthkerry Road Barry Cardiff, WE CF62 7XY United Kingdom +44 1446 740069 |
Those who want to combine the sights of Cardiff with a seaside holiday could opt to stay in the nearby town of Barry. A 15 minute train journey from Cardiff centre, local attractions include a funfair, amusement arcades and beach. The Mount Sorrel hotel has a Welsh Tourist Board three star rating. It is well noted for its hospitality and good cooking and has its own indoor heated pool, sauna and leisure club. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Something a little different |
Penmark The Croft Cardiff CF62 3BP United Kingdom +44 1446 711352 http://www.theoldbarnbedandbre... |
For those seeking accommodation with a difference, this small but luxurious cottage might do the trick. The building still retains original features such as slate floors and exposed beams, and decor and furnishings are in the style of a traditional farmhouse, giving it an air of country charm. The barn is a self-contained unit with double and twin en suite rooms, lounge and kitchen and is available on a bed and breakfast or self-catering basis. A nearby beach and country walks make this a most attractive place to stay. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hotel and restaurant |
199-201 Fidlas Road Llanishen Cardiff CF14 5NA United Kingdom +44 29 2076 4615 |
A pair of privately owned hotels, now amalgamated into one, situated in a quiet area of the city, four miles north of the centre and within ten minutes of the M4, the Phoenix and Cedars is a good base for exploring Cardiff and South Wales. Many people come here for the food, which includes a Chinese menu and a special seafood menu on some nights. The hotel offers ample car parking, a 24 hour reception service and a choice of restaurants and bars. It has an AA and RAC two star rating and a Welsh Tourist board commendation for facilities and service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Victorian living |
Raisdale Road Cardiff, WE CF64 5BN United Kingdom +44 29 2070 7317 |
This two-star hotel in the coastal area of Penarth (just a short drive from Cardiff centre) is the holder of a Welcome Host certificate for customer care. All 18 rooms are large and well furnished, maintaining an air of old Victorian elegance. The hotel affords magnificent sea views and there are plenty cliff-top walks nearby. Cardiff city centre is easily accessible by bus or train. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Country club |
Castleton (St. Mellons) Cardiff CF3 2XR United Kingdom +44 1633 68 0355 |
Set in a peaceful, countryside location, west of the city, this country house offers the ideal setting for a relaxing break, for business and leisure visitors alike. Well maintained and modernised with spacious rooms and excellent public areas, the hotel offers a first class standard of comfort and service. St. Mellons Golf Club is near at hand (golf breaks can be arranged) and, with easy access to the M4, the city centre is a short drive away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfort guaranteed! |
Hensol Pendoylan Cardiff CF72 8GG United Kingdom +44 1443 22 5877 http://www.llanerch-vineyard.c... |
This place is appropriate for a family outing and stay. There are two cottages in the Llanerch Vineyard, each of which has two bedrooms - one double, a twin and two bathrooms. The fully furnished cottages have been rated five stars by the Wales Tourist Board. The room charges vary from £350 per week in low season to £650 per week in high season. If comfort and convenience are on your mind, this is where you should be. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For all the family |
Hensol Park Vale of Glamorgan Cardiff CF72 8JY United Kingdom +44 1443 667800 http://www.vale-hotel.com |
Once part of a 17th century country estate, this is now a stylish and modern hotel set in 280 acres of private parkland in the picturesque Vale of Glamorgan, yet within minutes of the M4, and a 20 minute drive from Cardiff city center. The main attraction, of course, is the golf—18 and nine-hole courses are on offer and golfing breaks are a specialty. But the countryside setting and leisure facilities including tennis, squash and a 20 meter pool, means non-golfers will be kept happily busy, too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Experience Penarth |
37 Victoria Road Cardiff, WE CF64 3HY United Kingdom +44 29 2070 7782 |
Set in the peaceful seaside resort of Penarth, just ten minutes' drive from Cardiff city centre, this imposing red-brick Edwardian house is close to Penarth railway station, making it ideal for those relying on public transport. The seafront is a ten minute stroll away and there are lots of shops and restaurants in the local area. This is a family-run hotel with a warm and welcoming atmosphere and personal service. It is particularly popular with older guests and families. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Be beside the seaside |
8 Victoria Road Penarth Cardiff CF64 3EF United Kingdom +44 29 2070 7268 |
A comfortable Wales Tourist Board two-crown hotel located in the quiet and leafy calm of a Victorian seaside resort. The local area offers Penarth Pier, a promenade and stunning cliff top walks, while Cardiff city centre is only three miles away and easily reached by train, bus or car. The hotel has long been run as a family concern and the proprietors are only too happy to pass on their wealth of local knowledge to visitors. With excellent public transport and golf and horse riding in the local area, you'll never be stuck for something to do. Review © 2007, Wcities |