Cardiff Hotels
Hotel Top Picks
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Village Hotel Cardiff
The Village Hotel and leisure club is designed to suit the lifestyle of people in the 21st Century. Top class accommodation, excellent business services, superb dining and entertainment, exceptional leisure facilities and a convenient location.
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Holiday Inn Cardiff City Centre
Ideal for the city centre, this Holiday Inn Cardiff City Centre overlooks Cardiff Castle, Bute Park and the Millennium Stadium. With levels of service and accommodation you'd expect from Holiday inn, this is ideal for tourists.
Cardiff, or "Caerdydd" as it is known in Welsh, is perhaps the best known of Wales' cities and it is certainly the most visited. However, many people may be surprised to know that Cardiff only became the Capital of Wales as recently as 1955. Nevertheless, since that time the city has done more than enough to live up to the title.
The Hotels
Executive / Luxury Hotels
- St David's Hotel & Spa 5*
- Hilton Cardiff 5*
Upscale Hotels
- Paramount Angel Hotel 4*
- Marriott Cardiff 4*
- Novotel Cardiff Centre 4*
- Vale Hotel Golf & Spa Resort 4*
- Village Hotel 4*
Tourist Hotels
- Copthorne Hotel Cardiff 3*
- Egerton Grey Hotel 3*
- Holiday Inn Cardiff City Centre 3*
Budget Hotels
- Express By Holiday Inn Cardiff Bay n/a
- Ibis Cardiff Gate n/a
Did You Know?
Having undergone extensive redevelopment, Cardiff is now home to a world class opera house, some superb museums, excellent sporting venues and a vibrant nightlife. Now one of the UK's most fashionable cities, Cardiff is definitely on the up, with plenty for visitors to see and do, Cardiff is even home to the new Doctor Who, and is the setting to the BBC series Torchwood, where many real life locatons are used including the Millennium Centre.
Cardiff’s city centre mixes its 2,000 years of history with the best shopping in Wales and the city has over 200 restaurants with a wide range of world cuisine. There is plenty for visitors to see and do including Cardiff Castle, St Davids Hall and the National Museum and Gallery. Just outside Cardiff city centre is the Museum of Welsh Life at St Fagan’s where more than 30 original Welsh buildings have been rebuilt amongst 100 acres of countryside.
Cardiff Castle dates from Roman times and was made into a "medieval castle" in the 19th century by Lord Bute. Castell Coch a 19th century folly is also nearby. The Centre for Visual Arts, the UK’s only interactive gallery partners Techinquest, the hands-on science museum in Cardiff Bay with its immense barrage creating a 500-acre freshwater bay from the rivers Taff and Ely. Mermaid Quay has plazas, cafés, restaurants and shops.