Accommodation Types in Cardiff

Cardiff plays host to huge numbers of travellers from global origins every year. For this reason the city has excellent accommodation choices, and a wide range of styles. If you want to keep the costs down, you can do so. If you want to do it in style and afford yourself the ultimate in luxury, you can also do this.

Hotels

Cardiff has lots of different types of hotel, some aimed at business, some aimed at families and some equally well able to cater to both. The Marriott Hotel on Cardiff's Mill Lane is set within the city's lovely cafe quarter. As with most hotels within the famous brand, this establishment combines location with excellent services, so you know you're going to receive good quality. The Park Plaza Cardiff on Greyfriars Road has an award winning reputation, and it's easy to see why. This is executive standard luxury, with serious comfort plus spa facilities to really look after yourself.

The Future Inn at Cardiff Bay on Hemingway Road is equally well suited to people travelling for business and leisure. This superior hotel provides fantastic services, a gorgeous view and an enviable location. The Cardiff Hilton brings extremely high levels of comfort and relaxation as well as the attentive services the brand is so famous for. The spa facilities in house are second to none, and the interiors are decorated to the very height of indulgence.

Guest Houses

Guest houses, inns and Bed and Breakfasts are the favourite type of holiday accommodation for many of us. These places combine good locations with the comforts of home, and a hearty breakfast can set you up well for your daily adventures. The Cayo By Marstons on Cathedral Road has a great central city location, plus comfortable, well serviced rooms. The Laurels is a charming Bed & Breakfast on Cardiff Road, actually set in Saint Fagans village, easily accessible from Cardiff city centre. The Avala Guest House on Newport Road is a lovely Victorian town-house style setting, a short stroll from the city centre and a thoroughly pleasant holiday environment.

Self-Catering

Cardiff has both self-catering and serviced apartments, so you can strike your own perfect balance between independence and convenience. Acityabode at Mount Stuart, on Mount Stuart Square, creates the feel of a Manhattan style studio. Gorgeous views can be had here, and the place has plenty of room to relax in. Cardifflet @ Century Wharf on Heol Glan Rheidol sets your break within a bustling area for nightlife and culture. Within the development you can indulge yourself in the spa area and keep fit with extensive facilities. SACO Cardiff on Cathedral Road puts you within the grandeur of a Victorian home, with premier interior décor and fantastic facilities.

If none of these options appeal to you, fear not, for Cardiff has a lot more choice for you to explore. There are also hostels, country house and metro hotels, so you can find your own perfect location and environment for your trip.