Places to stay in Cardiff for a break in the Welsh capital

Cardiff has a great choice of places to stay. Scroll our guide for inspiration or go straight to the section that interests you most; whether it’s hotels, self catering options or B&Bs and guest houses, you'll find information on each below.

Cardiff offers a wide range of hotels, from luxurious five-star establishments to budget-friendly options in close proximity to the city's attractions, making them an ideal base for a memorable break in Cardiff.

Situated in the heart of the city centre, Hotel Indigo is a boutique hotel with easy access to landmarks like Cardiff Castle and St. David’s Shopping Centre. Known for its vibrant, locally inspired decor, each room is designed to reflect Cardiff’s culture and history, with murals and artwork that celebrate the city’s industrial past and musical heritage.

Conveniently located between Cardiff Bay and the city centre, Holiday Inn Express Cardiff Bay includes free Wi-Fi and a complimentary breakfast. It's a great option for visitors looking for affordability and comfort while visiting the city.

Cardiff offers a variety of self-catering accommodation, including modern apartments and charming cottages. These options provide flexibility and comfort, making them ideal for visitors who prefer a home-like environment during their stay.

The stylish and contemporary Hafan Y Ddinas Cardiff Apartments are just a rugby kick away from the Principality Stadium, in the heart of Cardiff. Both sleep up to 6, making them ideal for families and groups of friends looking to explore the Welsh capital.

On the outskirts of the Cardiff in Creigiau, Tyn y Coed provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. It has beautiful gardens, fields to explore, and even a rope swing! This 300-year-old cottage retains many original features, including exposed wooden beams, inglenook fireplaces, and a large wood-burning stove, but is well-equipped with modern comforts.

Cardiff offers a variety of bed and breakfasts (B&Bs) and guesthouses, providing a more personal and cosy stay compared to larger hotels. Options range from charming Victorian houses to inviting inns, located in convenient areas close to the city’s main attractions.

The Maltsters Inn is located in the heart of Llandaff, 15 minutes from Cardiff city centre. This charming pub with rooms offers comfortable en-suite rooms with WiFi, Freeview TV, and tea/coffee making facilities. Just a short walk away you'll find Llandaf Cathedral known for its medieval architecture and historical significance as the seat of the Bishop of Llandaff. Also nearby, is the Grade II Listed Victorian Gothic Insole Court Mansion and Gardens, with beautifully restored gardens.

Walking distance from the city centre, on Cathedral Road, The Beverley Innkeeper's Lodge is a charming inn combining traditional elegance with modern comforts. Amenities include complimentary WiFi, Freeview TV, and tea/coffee making facilities.