Cardiff

St David’s Hotel & Spa has 142 rooms and suites, convenient for Cardiff Bay and its shops, restaurants and attractions. — The Telegraph

Park Plaza Cardiff is a modern, 129-room hotel with a cool arty vibe located in the center of the Welsh capital. — Oyster

On the fringe of Cardiff, this elegant Georgian mansion is our choice for a tranquil retreat from the city. — Frommer's

The Lincoln House Private Hotel is a quaint, if a bit dated, B&B-style property housed in two conjoined Victorian townhouses. — Oyster

Across the street from the castle, this lavish Victorian hotel was founded in 1883 by the third marquess of Bute. — Lonely Planet

The 19th-century Royal Hotel is Cardiff’s oldest hotel, close to all the city’s essentials and providing a comfortable night’s rest after urban exploring. — The Telegraph

This property’s star asset is its location: within a 10-minute stroll of Cardiff’s main draws. — The Telegraph

One mile from Cardiff’s dynamic city and one mile from the regenerated Cardiff Bay is Ty Rosa, a Victorian terrace house turned b&b that prides itself on being part of the Welsh LGBT scene. — The Telegraph

Billed as a 'designer hotel on a budget' and housed in a mirrored tower block, this place feels stark and functional. — Lonely Planet

In the heart of the city, across from Cardiff Castle, a two-minute walk to Queen Street and 1 km northeast of the train station, this remains the largest hotel in town. — Star Service

The best B&B in Cardiff... The roomy bedrooms are immaculately furnished and have excellent bathrooms. The location is a 10-minute walk from the City Centre. — Frommer's

Patterned metallic wallpaper and chandeliers add a touch of glam to the rooms of this small B&B-like hotel. It's on a busy arterial road, so expect some street noise in the front rooms. — Lonely Planet

Welsh culture and quirky symbolism have been bottled up in each of the 122 rooms at Cardiff’s Hotel Indigo, giving the city an injection of modern accommodation with boutique leanings. — The Telegraph

Overlooking the Severn Estuary, this extraordinary bed-and-breakfast is one of the most romantic places to stay in Wales. — Fodor's

Built in 1889, this lovely red-brick office building has been thoughtfully converted into a boutique hostel with private rooms and four- to 12-bed dorms. — Lonely Planet

A recent renovation at this friendly B&B has left neutral tones and modern bathrooms in its wake. The proportions of the front rooms, while not strictly cathedral-like, certainly are generous. — Lonely Planet

Adjacent to the Cardiff International Arena, this refurbished hotel is stylish and classic, ideal both for business travelers and vacationers. — Frommer's

Sixteen kilometers (10 miles) west of the city, this elegant country-house hotel lies in a bucolic setting in the Vale of Glamorgan. — Frommer's