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.

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.

Weary? You could do worse than rest your sleepy head here. This is a classic Victorian Town House…read more Lying in the shadow of Cardiff's Norman Castle, it has been completely restored and tastefully decorated, still displaying a wealth of architectural detail, including original mosaic tiled floors, stained glass windows, and impressive fireplaces. It is a blessing of peace and luxury within the capital. Take a short walk through the Victorian Conservation area of Bute Park to bring you to the city centre and its tourist attractions. All eight rooms include ensuite bathroom, Digital Freeview Television, tea and coffee making facilities, Direct Dial Telephone and a hairdryer. Free Wi-Fi is available. Car parking available. Single Room en-suite from £49.50 per room per night. Twin/Double Room ensuite from £69.50 per room per night. All prices include full cooked breakfast and VAT.

Great B&B in Cardiff. Nicely maintained building on a nice residential street, just a pleasant walk…read morethrough the park to get to Cardiff Castle and other attractions. Great breakfast and warm and accommodating staff.

Irena Hinc owns this lovely family-run bed & breakfast overlooking the Millennium Stadium. The…read morefreshly painted end of terrace building is nestled on the river, near the park and the shops. This Cardiff city centre establishment offers pleasant accommodation to guests with clean and bright rooms. Expect light rooms, wooden furniture, white floral linen, and a simple but pretty décor. Fresh flowers in vases and no fussy patterns on wallpaper or carpet to worsen hangovers the next day! Prices start from £55 per night/twin room and £60 per night/double room. All rooms have colour television and complementary tea/coffee. Private parking is also available.

A great B&B. Large, spacious room and bathroom. Clean and well maintained. And the service! We…read morewere at first worried because we couldn't get the WiFi to work AND the TV didn't work as well. The hotel manager came straight away, even though it was her day off, to fix our problems. The only problems I can think of are that there is no air conditioning (but that's the norm), and no car park (but street parking is available).

Take a look at the picture I've uploaded (of the sign for the Carlton House)…read more It probably needs updating but it does the job. That's exactly like Carlton House itself - its cheap around £50 for a night and you get what you pay for (about 50 quids worth) plus the lady who run it is very pleasant. Don't expect the Carlton in Cannes as its not part of the same chain and that would cost you at least 20 times as much. I stayed here because i had no other option and if you find yourself here you'll probably be in the same predicament but do you know what? You could do a lot worse.

Oh, this place. I…read morewas brought here as a surprise birthday present (I hate surprises, they make me horrendously nervous feeling unprepared, but this was an excellent one). We arrived later than we hoped, and were greeted with a warm and cheerful welcome, and directed to where we could find dinner in the area so late, which was gratefully received advice! We carried our bags up the narrow winding steps and awed over the room before rushing out for food. The cabin room, where we stayed, has the best views, and to appreciate this further, the four poster bed is raised to chest height on me (I'm 5'4"/5"), so you wake up to a view out to the estuary. The bathroom was lovely, with an excellent modern shower, all the rooms were adorned with ships in bottles, paintings, shells and various seaside memorabilia. The bed was comfy, there was a fridge outside on the landing with milk, and space to put your wine and bubbly, and a noisy lighthouse biscuit tin. You can take your bubbles up to the roof, and enjoy the bulb room, or the outside area with the hot tub, and tardis- you heard me right. I had an excellent night's sleep, and breakfast was amazing. Sharing a long table with the other guests, everything was lovely, including the true B&B judge, decent, not slimy, high pork content sausages, yay! And it was checked if we all liked dogs before a very friendly collie joined us. There is a fair amount of ghost banter, which isn't my thing, but we kept politely quiet, because it's interesting to hear all the same. I would definitely recommend this place, but you definitely need a car to get here and do the surrounding things- but a reasonably short drive to beautiful cardiff is great.

The West Usk Lighthouse is a quirky B&B moments from Newport, boasting romantic star gazing scenes…read morefrom the rooftop hot tub and mansize breakfasts to send you climbing back into your four-poster bed. Off the beaten track, down a long and winding road off the M4, its location is so secret even the locals don't know where it is. The Grade II-listed lighthouse is zombie B-movie gold: shabby-chic cabins, crashing waves, stone spiral staircase and a resident Dalek. Write the final chapter, jiggle about on the waterbed and throw your last penny into the wishing well. Chilled out and deceptively roomy, writers and couples will be in their element traipsing from bed to dining room to rooftop, taking in the panoramic views of the Welsh hills. The incense wafts in the hippies who come for the flotation tank, sauna and healing. Fight over five themed rooms and the outdoor yurt. Soak until your toes wrinkle in the jacuzzi, have a Love In or a movie-fest, float weightlessly in the tank or splash out in Cardiff. Owner Frank plays the perfect, jolly host and tells how he restored the semi-derelict 180-year-old lighthouse and got married here. Lows: *Hard to find and the winding dirt track is perilous in icy conditions *It's more laidback than luxurious, and they could do with overhauling some of the outdated theming *Low water pressure - the lack of a power shower is a major letdown *There's no dressing room next to the hot tub which makes the climb up and down the stairs cold and slippery *No dinner/room service Highs *Homely, cosy vibe and top notch service - even the lighthouse dog accompanies you for breakfast *Peaceful and romantic place to chillax, with plenty to do onsite, from hot tub star spotting to curling up with a DVD *Big breakfast in bright airy dining room with great views

Say hello to Andrew. "Hiya!" Andrew manages and runs The Church Guest House and always looks…read moreforward to your arrival. Andrew and the Church Guest House are situated in the heart of the Victorian district of Pontcanna, a short walk from Cardiff city centre. They are both happy happy beings. The guest house has recently been spruced up and refurbished establishment and they've gained 4 stars from Visit Wales. The building offers a quiet, relaxing atmosphere for its guests to stay in. This is a well located place. As Andrew says: 'For those interested in the history and culture of Cardiff and Wales the castle and museum of Welsh Life are nearby, whilst a short walk away are the Millenium Stadium, Swalec cricket ground, Cardiff international arena and Cardiff Stadium for major sporting and entertainment events.' They offer a wide variety of rooms starting from single rooms up to rooms that sleep 4 people. All Rooms have Wifi and colour televisions (some with freeview). All Rooms come with hospitality trays and all guests are provided with their own front door key on arrival. There are ensuites in all rooms with the exception of a couple of single rooms.

We stayed with Andrew at the church guest house for a weekend visiting friends in Cardiff…read more This bnb is by far the best I have stayed out, it's very very clean and tidy. We booked a twin room as there was very little available in Cardiff that weekend because of the football. Amazingly however Andrew pushed the beds together to make a massive double for us!! I sadly didn't make it to breakfast as it finished at 9:30 and my lazy little self was enjoying a lie in, my other half did however and reported back that it was good. Thankyou for the very enjoyable stay

This bed & breakfast is very clean, in an excellent, central location and extremely good value…read more The owner is a sweet woman who takes care to keep it in good order & get you started with a nice breakfast each day. If you're looking for an affordable nice place to stay in Cardiff without unnecessary frills, this is it. Would definitely recommend.