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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We stayed in December so was very quite and easy to park.The property was very clean. Decor was modern and bright. It was very cold outside but room was lovely and warm. Only disappointment which was nothing to do with the property was thar the cocktail bar downstairs closed very early
We stayed in December so was very quite and easy to park.The property was very clean. Decor was modern and bright. It was very cold outside but room was lovely and warm. Only disappointment which was nothing to do with the property was thar the cocktail bar downstairs closed very early
Debbie
Reviewed December 18, 2022Reviewed December 18, 2022
Great comfy room. A nice size room. Amazing hot breakfast. Round the corner from Sophia gardens coach station. 10 to 15 mins walk into Cardiff centre. 10 mins walk to principality stadium. Only down side no lift but nice stairs Would definitely stay there again. We arrived in the rain but had a very warm welcome. All staff very nice No complaints
Great comfy room. A nice size room. Amazing hot breakfast. Round the corner from Sophia gardens coach station. 10 to 15 mins walk into Cardiff centre. 10 mins walk to principality stadium. Only down side no lift but nice stairs Would definitely stay there again. We arrived in the rain but had a very warm welcome. All staff very nice No complaints
Tracy and Stephen
Reviewed November 24, 2024Reviewed November 24, 2024
Modern hotel on the outskirts of Cardiff next to a lake and a retail park. Rooms were basic but clean and the staff were polite and helpful. Good pub quality food and fair selection of drinks. Free parking for guests. Very good value for money and for what we required, a cheap overnight stopover, it was ideal.
Modern hotel on the outskirts of Cardiff next to a lake and a retail park. Rooms were basic but clean and the staff were polite and helpful. Good pub quality food and fair selection of drinks. Free parking for guests. Very good value for money and for what we required, a cheap overnight stopover, it was ideal.
Lee
Reviewed September 17, 2026Reviewed September 17, 2026
Arrived early as we were going to a matinee show in the Millennium centre. Although our room wasn't ready there was a place to store our belongings safely. Staff were very helpful and the breakfast is amazing.
Arrived early as we were going to a matinee show in the Millennium centre. Although our room wasn't ready there was a place to store our belongings safely. Staff were very helpful and the breakfast is amazing.
Debra
Reviewed October 31, 2026Reviewed October 31, 2026
This B&B/restaurant is fantastic and I can not fault it at all! The rooms are spacious, clean,warm and comfortable with plenty of free tea/coffee. Andy who initially greeted me was pleasant and helpful, as I left before breakfast was served the following day he arranged for a packed breakfast to be made for me! this has not happened for me before at other hotels. The hotel is only a 15 minute drive from Cardiff Centre meaning it is easily accessible minus the noise and parking issues from the...
This B&B/restaurant is fantastic and I can not fault it at all! The rooms are spacious, clean,warm and comfortable with plenty of free tea/coffee. Andy who initially greeted me was pleasant and helpful, as I left before breakfast was served the following day he arranged for a packed breakfast to be made for me! this has not happened for me before at other hotels. The hotel is only a 15 minute drive from Cardiff Centre meaning it is easily accessible minus the noise and parking issues from the...
Located between Cardiff Bay and the town centre though a little too far to walk. Very nice building from the outside with a number of parking spaces which get filled up quite quickly. Excellent welcome and reception service from Sakhwat and a delightful ground floor room alongside the river. Great breakfast included. All staff seemed really happy and welcoming. Recommended.
Located between Cardiff Bay and the town centre though a little too far to walk. Very nice building from the outside with a number of parking spaces which get filled up quite quickly. Excellent welcome and reception service from Sakhwat and a delightful ground floor room alongside the river. Great breakfast included. All staff seemed really happy and welcoming. Recommended.
What are the best hotels in Dinas Powys that travellers recommend?
For a highly recommended hotel in Dinas Powys, consider the Glendale hotel.
The Glendale hotel, with a rating of 7.8, is praised by guests for its comfortable and clean rooms. It is conveniently located near several points of interest, including Pennarth Beach, which is just 0.7 km away, and Cardiff Bay, which is 2.1 km distant. The hotel also offers free rollaway and extra beds.
What are the best family hotels in Dinas Powys?
For a family-friendly hotel in Dinas Powys, the Glendale hotel is a suitable option.
This hotel, with a 7.8 rating, offers amenities such as free WiFi and complimentary rollaway extra beds, making it convenient for families. Guests often describe the rooms as comfortable and clean, and highlight the great location. It is conveniently located near Pennarth Beach, which is just 0.7 km away, and also close to Cardiff International Sports Village (1.7 km), Cardiff Bay (2.1 km), and Cosmeston Lakes Country Park (2.2 km).
What are the best budget hotels in Dinas Powys?
For a much-loved budget hotel in Dinas Powys, consider the Glendale hotel.
The Glendale hotel, with a rating of 7.8, offers comfortable and clean rooms, as frequently highlighted by guests. It provides complimentary WiFi and free rollaway/extra beds, which is convenient for families or groups. Its location is a strong point, being just 0.7 km from Pennarth Beach and 0.5 km from the Turner House Gallery. Cardiff International Sports Village is also within easy reach at 1.7 km.
When is the best time to go to Dinas Powys?
The best time to go to Dinas Powys is during the late spring, from May to June, or in early autumn, from September to October.
These months offer the most pleasant weather for exploring the area, with milder temperatures and generally less rainfall than the peak summer months or the colder winter period. You'll find the countryside is at its most verdant in late spring, and the autumn colours are quite striking.
For those planning outdoor activities like walking or cycling, the comfortable temperatures make these periods ideal. The local footpaths and trails around Dinas Powys, leading through woodlands and open fields, are much more enjoyable when the weather isn't too hot or too cold.
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