Hotels with Childcare in Wales

"The Manor house could do with uogradev"

"Comfy beds, clean room, staff great, breakfast was good too. "

"The hotel was a really good we were pleased with our choice particularly with other high ranking hotels in the mix! The staff were extremely warm, welcoming and helpful and the package we got made our stay extra special for our first wedding anniversary! The bar was nice and relaxed and a great range of drinks! We stayed breakfast but chose to have breakfast just one of the mornings initially so we could experience a breakfast in the centre of Cardiff. The breakfast was average and although we ordered our coffees none arrived - this was probably due to how busy it was. The breakfast we had the following day in Cardiff, although slightly more expensive, was delicious, fresh and promptly given. The location of the hotel was excellent! The pillows could be slightly more firm and it was noisy at times in the night due to other guests. Other than these minor things, we had a great time! Thank you 😊 "

"Excellent location, lovely and clean with friendly staff. Hotel does need modernisation"

"The room was clean and the toiletries were easily accessible and lovely to use. There was a good choice for breakfast. Staff were very friendly but slow to clear the used plates and cutlery. The bar was very busy and quite noisy but good choice of beverages "

"Exactly stay "

"Breakfast was very average and borderline overcooked. Both days an item was missed off the breakfast… day 1 Hashbrown day 2 … Sausage ! The food was luke warm at best and the coffee was weak. Dinner … the restaurant is very expensive and the food poor and the cost of drinks, in particular wine is extortionate. Rooms are really nice and so is raw Spa. "

"Ideal central location although no city view, despite booked. Room very clean and plenty of room. Comfortable beds. Dressing gowns handy in bathroom. Great selection of teas and coffee provided 😊. Breakfast service and selection of food excellent."

"Staff were very attentive "