Cardiff Guide

Being a modern city the architecture is intriguing but more so is the warm welcome feeling you get from the locals that you’ve never met before. You can grab a nice cosy B+B in Cardiff City for around £25-30 a night and find it a very pleasant experience but for a touch of luxury, why not try the Lincoln House Hotel or the five star Hilton Cardiff. These are the top hotels in the area offering between them, free parking, a fitness suite and swimming pool at reasonable rates from £85.

You can eat anything in Cardiff from Michelin star restaurants serving food on slate to local welsh treats at a small bakery tucked away on the high street. Italian, Indian, Chinese, French, traditional English, Welsh, Scottish, Irish, Thai etc you are guaranteed to find somewhere but be prepared to pay for good food, this is a capital city after all. Top of the class is an Italian in Cardiff Bay called the Bellinis which offers premium Italian food at premium prices, an alternative is Tea & Cake which surprisingly enough is a little coffee shop that sells hot drinks and cakes.

An amazing city to explore you really will enjoy Cardiff and be entranced by the general buzz that surrounds it. It may be a good idea to plan an itinerary though because with so much on offer and everyone wanting to do something different one holiday may not be enough! Go wild, talk Welsh and as always.

enjoy.