Based on a tree lined street in the 'Notting Hill' area of Cardiff known as Pontcanna, this hotel…read morewas built in 1898. It is spread over two Victorian houses which retain their original features. New owners took over the hotel in January 2006 and are completely refurbishing all bedrooms. The Abbey Hotel has 26 bedrooms ranging from a single room to large family rooms en-suite, all rooms have televisions and hospitality trays. Included in the room rate is a traditional English breakfast or a choice of cereals. Fax Facilities are available and wireless internet access is available from certain rooms. Interesting Fact: Richard Burton attended elocution lessons in the lounge of No 151. Yes Way!

Had a fantastic time at this Hotel! I reserved a single bed room. Easy to walk to (granted you can…read moretake a very cheap cab ride there), i felt very secure on the premise, my bed was super cozy and comfortable, the decor was absolutely adorable, the breakfast bar was lovely, and the hotel staff were VERY nice! I did have a hard time calling them when i first arrived, my cell phone couldnt connect, i eventually had to ask someone else to use their phone. I think it has something to do with the area code. but once I made contact it was smooth sailing from there! I loved the mirrors with the quotes on them, the chandeliers and the paintings. I had room 12 which was nice and tucked away so I had all the privacy i wanted. The bathroom was perfect and private. They had a sheet of useful information in my room, including cab estimates, restaurants, pubs, and hotel information. Its so close to city center which was amazing!! After spending a lot of the time at the Castle and the city center, i came back to relax and turn on the tv. Only to find out there was another rugby match! So I headed to a recommended pub just down the street where I met some GREAT people. The only downfall is that i couldnt spend more time at this Hotel and in Cardiff!! I will be back to the Abbey Hotel!!

Of the Travelodge's in Cardiff you'll defiantly get a more peaceful stay here and I think location…read morewise its got a lot to offer. Its a just a few minutes walk from the Millennium Centre and all the activities and eateries of the bay, while still being just a 15 minute walk into the city centre but with a bus stop outside too. Its only a few years old so all everything is very modern and clean and comfortable. Obviously your not going to get luxury from Travelodge but the bed was comfy and I was quite happy with the spacious room. I think its also cheaper than the town version and has onsite parking.

Ok Travelodges are not renowned for their personable environments or boutique style attention to…read moredetail but they are recognised for their affordability. The only downsides I associate with travelodges are their often tired, worn out and uninspired decor and their unromantic motorway side locations. No so with the Travelodge at Atlantic Wharf Cardiff bay. They have obviously tried to create a bit of a flagship model hotel for the group here. It's light, airy, bright and clean plus its only 2 minutes walk to the bars and restaurants of Cardiff Bay and 10 minutes to the City Centre. So if you're not planning a romantic weekend you could do a lot worse than book this during one of its many offer periods.

First of all.... Let me start by saying this place is an architectural beauty. Arriving at this…read moreplace feels like being transported to another time! They have kept this place immaculate and continue to keep the place beautiful. They have a second building called The Georgian which is just as beautiful and nicely kept. The inside is designed with taste and attention to detail! Another great aspect to this place is the cleanliness! Everything is sanitized and kept in great condition. Our rooms were always serviced and had a great mattress. (Extra points for me in a any hotel) Great example of a well established and well kept business that deserves merit.

Stayed here a couple of days ago on business. The hotel was recommended and therefore had a special…read morerate by the company I was visiting. I paid £85.00 B&B. The hotel is a boutique style place with a minimalist type bar and restaurant. It has a small carpark right opposite , I'm not sure what you would do when the 30 or so spaces are taken as I didn't see an NCP or the like close by. The greeting was warm and a young fella helped me to my room as I was in the "lodge" jusr across the side street from the main hotel block. The room was very nice ( with a\c which was needed 31 degrees that day !) good sized full bathroom and flatscreen TV. Room was clean and I slept well. I cant tell you about breakfast as I skipped that but if its anything like the rest of the hotel im sure it would be good. I am back in Swansea in a few weeks and i shall book here again.

This describes itself as a guest house. This does it an injustice - it's a seafront home, a very…read morecomfortable one and it's very tastefully decorated. Guests are made to feel very welcome, the rooms are comfortable fresh and bright with very good quality soft furnishings and the breakfast room is charming. The food is delicious and we'll certainly be going back again next time we're in Porthcawl

We usually stay at this hotel when we visit the UK centrally located for our needs. Rooms are OK a…read morelittle on the small side but clean only real complaint is that they do not have any A/C. Staff are pleasant, good breakfast buffet, dinner menu typical hotel fare.

I've been a member of the Village Hotel Health & Fitness Club for longer than you'd think if you…read morelooked at my waistline. The facilities are clean, the staff helpful, and the pool is truly nice. They have a lot of good classes, which, sadly, are often so booked up with eager yoga-ists, Pilates-fans and Zumba- enthusiasts that we stretch, strain and Zumba into our nearest neighbour. Luckily all with good grace and a smile and, as far as I know, no major fallings-out or injuries. The latest offerings are as diverse as walking clubs, wine tasting and poker (obviously the whole health thing might be slipping a tad). There are a number of membership options starting from around £40 per month, which if I go three times a week works out at cheaper than attending classes elsewhere. Then, I can destroy all my good work by wandering into the café or bar afterwards.

Cheap and cheerful. The rooms could do with updating but…read moreroomy and acceptable. The window near the bed was draughty, so we moved the bed and some mould on the carpet near the bath but all was clean. The shower was difficult to work. However, the redeeming qualities were the pleasant staff and newly refurbished bar and restaurant. The bar meals are ok not a great choice for vegetarians and the breakfast is acceptable. As it was a Groupon deal, it was well worth it but i am not sure i'd want to payfull price. It was very noisey despite being situated furthest away from the nightclub.

I've been going here for sometime now and the beers and meals are really good!…read moreThe Sunday Lunch has been recommended too! Had a mid week meal with my Wife and for £8.95 plus a free pint you can't go wrong! Always clean and tidy and the Staff are excellent! Try it if you are in the Town Centre!

During the summer holidays, Gelynis Farm is open from 11am - 5pm for family and children's events…read more This is a great place to come on a summer's sunny afternoon, as there's enough to entertain children and adults alike. Pick your own fruit, including strawberries and raspberries, depending on the time of year, is always popular. There are also special events running during Easter and Halloween, generally involving lots of children running around trying to find things on the farm. Great fun! The farm also makes and sells honey, preserves and wine, which set a high standard in local produce. This is also a bed & breakfast, which I imagine would be very comfortable at any time of the year, given the warm hospitality of the staff and the cosy decor of the farmhouse.

Very bright or gay coloured pub situated in the middle of Herbert Street. The pub derives its name…read morefrom all the hanging baskets outside accentuated by the pink frontage of the building. Inside you have a very traditional drinking mans pub complete with ceramic pottery drink tankards hanging up, bar room mirrors and left over Xmas decorations from a few months ago ! The place does boast Sky Sports & has a separate longe and bar area. Drinks can be expensive i.e. a pint of Guinness costs £3.75. No meals are served but bar snacks are available. Staff are very friendly & helpful. Clintele are very sociable too, as underlined by the pub being very busy despite being a small pub in size. Proximity to main shopping centre & nearby to the Arts Centre make it worth a call in.

good food ,live music ,staff realy helpfull and friendly ,busiest pub in ponty .stayed overnight in…read morethe b&b had a great time will go back .