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South Glamorgan Hotel Guide - Boutique Hotels in South Glamorgan, Cardiff

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Check availability on South Glamorgan Boutique Hotels

Tonight
23 Oct - 24 Oct
Tomorrow
24 Oct - 25 Oct
This weekend
23 Oct - 25 Oct
Next weekend
30 Oct - 1 Nov

Our top choices for South Glamorgan boutique hotels

1. Exmoor White Horse Inn

Exmoor White Horse Inn
Minehead
United States
Kenneth
€160
includes taxes & fees
11 Nov - 12 Nov
Exmoor White Horse Inn

2. Highcliffe House

Highcliffe House
Lynton
United Kingdom
Tim
€186
includes taxes & fees
26 Oct - 27 Oct
Highcliffe House
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Top South Glamorgan Hotel Reviews

Park Plaza Cardiff

Park Plaza Cardiff

8/10 Good
"Good central location. Parking across the road in NCP was at a reduced rate if you book in advance. Plenty of spaces. Check in was easy. Overall clean and tidy hotel although it feels a bit old fashioned. Swimming pool was big (15m) and located on the sub ground floor. A bit of an odd layout means you go to the 1st floor reception and then down a narrow staircase into the pool area. Felt dark and odd with a few loungers, hot tub and steam room. Changing area was tired and in need to a revamp. Breakfast was limited and expensive. We popped to Costa around the corner where we had a much more fulfilling breakfast at a much reduced cost. The bedroom was spacious. Layout felt odd and unlike lots of other hotel room we have stayed at. Someone else left a review about the position of the TV and we agree. It felt like the most strangest place to locate it in the room. Bed was comfy and the room was peaceful. No traffic noise. Overall a decent hotel. I’d say a dated 4 star. I doubt I’d return."
Steven 2-night trip
Posted 22 hours ago
Park Plaza Cardiff

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