This particular Premier Inn is a bit more further out, with a big David Lyold…read moregym next door. We stayed in a room with a double bed and a single, which they provided. The room was immaculate with an en-suite and a TV which I was happy about. They had a coffee machine as well. The colours of the bedding match the premier inn logo, blue and white. The bed was soft and firm. We had a Continental breakfast buffet, which was lovely, I had porridge which you had to ask for and was delicious. It was nice to be next to David Loyd because while you were dining, you could see people having swim or playing tennis. Me and my friends got a chance to go to the sports hall and play catch with a ball (just a spot of exercise in the morning). If you want to pick up lunch outside and not in the hotel, then you have a retail park full of eateries like Gregg's, Mark & Spencer etc. Their is a KFC further up as well. Overall a lovely stay.

This is a lovely, fairly priced hotel which is clean, tidy and very congenial.read more

The location is great. Within walking distance of shopping and dining. Safe neighborhood. The…read morelobby is stunning and there's a quaint little bar. The rooms are pretty dated and could use some maintenance and thorough cleaning and updating. Strangely, one of the elevators is perpetually broken so it can be a really long wait to get up/down in the hotel. We stayed here as a part of a Trafalgar Tour: Britain & Ireland Highlights. Overall it was a decent place to stay.

Friendly staff, but the room are standard for Park Inn clean but nothing special. English Breakfast…read moreBuffet was good.

40 minutes from the center of downtown Cardiff, is a modern, luxury hotel called St David's Hotel…read moreand Spa. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The rooms were clean, spacious, and comfy. The views from our room's patio was a perfect mix of water and skyline. The restaurant downstairs is an all encompassing eatery with delicious breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and late night drinks and snacks. The modern décor gives off a funky, museum vibe and the reception and staff do not disappoint. Taxi's into town cost 7 to 10 pounds, depending upon traffic. If you'd like to stay close to the hotel and explore; you simply walk down the water walk pathway and choose from numerous eateries ranging from high end to "average joe" hang-outs. This hotel has a spa and my friends said they were thoroughly pleased with their experience.

St David's has everything you'd expect from a 5 star at hotel. The brilliant Tides restaurant, the…read moreamazing spa that Conde Neste has voted one of the top in the UK and of course amazing view out over the bay. Obviously that all comes at a price and its probably the most expensive in town too. A basic room will set you back £200 and thats without breakfast. The suits cost over £500. Whilst it is a fantastic place its not the most amazing 5 star place i've seen or been in. Sometimes I find the staff to be a little bit lax and its starting to a look a bit tired and so maybe they rely too much on its past reputation that getting in perfect every time. Still i'd thoroughly recommend the spa breaks here, wonderful setting, brilliant service.

A converted barn, Elm tree is a fantastic way to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life…read more Besides being a hotel the restaurant serves British and European dishes. I went for the fantastically weird Scallops and Black pudding. Despite sounding like chalk and cheese, it was very tasty indeed. Talking of tasty puddings it is my professional opinion that the desert was Mmmmmmmm.

Lovely little place, Staff are fantastic so helpful. Very very clean . We love staying there and so…read moredo our dogs it's home from home . Thank you Trish and the team this Travelodge is highly recommended.

This Travelodge is a little way outside Cardiff City Centre but I prefer it as it is quieter. There…read moreis quite a small car park which in fact does not even have as many spaces as there are rooms which is a pain as it is not easy to park anywhere else. There is a restaurant next door which is handy if you do not want to go into the town centre to get something to eat. Travelodges tend to be the same all over the country. I like them because they are usually clean, the beds are comfortable and they allow you to stay with a dog. They may not be the most exciting hotels around but they are cheap and cheerful.

Pros Man at the front desk was very mind & helpful…read moreComplimentary shampoo,lotion,conditioner,hand soap Complimentary Breakfast Free/easy parking Big rooms Clean white sheets and bathroom Cons None!

When my boyfriends parent come to visit this is the only place they want to stay these days. It…read moreoffers total luxury at a very reasonable price and the cooked breakfasts are amazing with so much choice. We didn't even stay with the in-laws but they were happy for us to come and join them for breakfast (we did have to pay, but it was worth it). The hotel has a very Victorian feel and all the rooms are tastefully decorated to fit with period. They even opted for extra luxury last time and had a four poster bed! The Penthouse suite is the only exception. Its very modern. Its only a short walk through the park to get into the city centre and it benefits from free parking too. Its not like all the other chain hotels, every room is unique and your made to feel special.

Room - basic, no air con. Comfortable bed- I guess what you would expect for price…read more Restaurant - awful!! A member of staff booked us in for 20:30 and when we arrived there was no booking for us. When we were able to sit down we had a helpful member of staff (Tracey) come over to us and order our drinks swiftly. After they arrived we were made to wait far too long to place a food order. 20mins after ordering we were told that various orders we had made were not available. One of our dinner guests had their food given to them whilst everyone else had to watch them eat..waiting for theirs. Food eventually came out after over an hour of waiting by which time it was far too late so we left. Manager did not even attempt to speak to us to apologise. AVOID.

This is one of the lesser Travel Inns in the Cardiff area. While it's still a pleasant hotel, it's…read moreperhaps not your first point of call.

One of the newer B&B's in town this a more like a boutique hotel I suppose. Its all been recently…read morerenovated and they have done a really good job. I rang them to book a place for my parents and from that first interaction the service was very good. They made sure there was a parking space for them when they arrived and showed them around the beautiful old house. There's a sitting room and honesty bar if you ever get bored of your room. They opted to pay extra for cooked breakfast and really enjoyed it. Loses the 5th star because its a bit out of the city centre which meant taxi rides.

What an absolute find! If you ever find yourself in Cardiff (which my partner assures me is now a…read morelot different and nicer than it was in the past), you HAVE to stay here. Forget the chintzy chains or the high class hotels that just treat you like a number, you become one of the family instantly. This terrace house was recently renovated into a boutique 7 room hotel. The rooms are well appointed, with free wifi, a TV and a DVD player. There's even an ipod dock / speaker for your Apple music goons. The beds were definitely comfy, and the linen fresh. The only thing I'd say was that the pillows were a bit too thick for my liking and gave me a bit of a neck crick the next day. (I usually sleep with relatively thin pillows though, and so at least maybe having that option would have been nice). Anyway, Helen greets you at the door (no matter what time of day you come - we were the last guests for the day) with the greatest smile and a gigantic dollop of Cardiff charm. We were knackered from a day of walking in the Brecon Beacons and were promptly shown how all the amenities in our room worked. The showers were great and everything looked new and well cleaned. The breakfast was continental, and while it would have been nice to have a fully cooked option included in the price (it costs £5 more and you have to order it the evening before), but a brief chat with Helen makes you understand why. She's passionate about the business and treating guests like family. This boutique hotel gives you great value for money, and a top notch level of service - although almost - just almost bordering on it being too much. Helen also knows the Cardiff area well and can be a great source of information for your travels in Cardiff. Parking is available and reservable in the rear of the house and the back room is well stocked with things to entertain you. I'd recommend Room 2 because of it's little veranda outside for you to sit in (when it's not pouring out like it was when we were there). Definitely will return and be a part of the history of Hotel One Hundred.

Nice location... Comfortable beds and nice staff... Food was pretty good as well. I recommend this…read morehotel. Shout out to Matilda at the front desk... She was nice!

From point of entry to the hotel (lovely/understated), to reception and amenities in room: unlike…read moremost accommodations in the UK. Being perfectly central to everything in Cardiff city centre was an added bonus. I won't stay anywhere else when returning to Cardiff.