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Jurys Inn Cardiff

4.3 of 5 • 286 reviews
Castle Quarter
Convenient city centre location.
Hotel staff very pleasant.
£46

Park Plaza Cardiff

4.4 of 5 • 738 reviews
Castle Quarter
Great hotel very close to Cardiff Castle.
Lots of shopping and restaurants close by.
£74

Park Inn by Radisson Cardiff City Centre

3.8 of 5 • 930 reviews
Newtown
£43

Radisson Blu Hotel Cardiff

4.4 of 5 • 1,531 reviews
Newtown
Good location, helpful staff, great breakfast.
Restaurants and shopping center are close by.
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Sleeperz Hotel Cardiff

4 of 5 • 495 reviews
Castle Quarter
Convenient, Efficient Excellent location.
It's so close to Cardiff Central Station, 500ft walk.
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Clayton Hotel Cardiff

4.4 of 5 • 1,430 reviews
Castle Quarter
Wonderful Hotel, Amazing Location.
Room was very clean, bed very comfortable.
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The River House - Hostel

Taffs Mead
£30

Lincoln House Hotel

5 of 5 • 3 reviews
Riverside
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Future Inns Cardiff Bay

4.3 of 5 • 2,025 reviews
Atlantic Wharf
Conveniently located to local attractions.
Pleasant staff, decent breakfast.
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The St David's Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 900 reviews
Porth Teigr
Awesome location, views, rooms, and staff.
In walking distance to much, including the Dr.
£82

 

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Pocket Guide: Cardiff St. David's Hall Hotels

Set in the heart of Cardiff city centre, St. David’s Hall is the national concert hall and conference centre of Wales, playing host to some of the world’s most popular entertainers.

Located in The Hayes, amid the capital’s fabulous ranges of shops, bars and restaurants, St. David’s Hall provides the venue for the Welsh Proms every July. It also hosts the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World competition every two years. The prestigious contest was first held in 1983 to mark the opening of the hall and is open to opera and art singers from across the globe.

As well as classical music, the hall welcomes jazz, pop, rock, soul, dance and R&B artistes as well as children’s performers, light entertainment acts and musicals.

The centre’s foyers are open to visitors and host regular free music performances. Along with the venue’s balconies and bar areas, they are also used to stage art exhibitions.

The construction of the centre itself proved quite a task, the architects having to find a way to accommodate a 2,000-seat auditorium, and everything that goes with it, into a tight city centre space. Every inch of room had to be used and the unusually shaped complex is actually built around and on top of St. David’s Shopping Centre.

The hall offers plenty of choice when it comes to refreshments, with tapas and hot dog lounges, an air-conditioned café and two bars, one of which has a giant screen showing rugby matches being played at the nearby Millennium Stadium. Cardiff Castle is also only a short walk away.

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