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Ty Rosa Boutique B&B

Bed and Breakfast
1.9km from city centre - Show on Map
3.7
Rating 10
Free WiFi
US$18.79

Welcome to our stylish gay-run Ty Rosa Boutique B&B which is just 15min away from the city centre. Everybody is welcome here with open arms.... More...

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The Riverhouse

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0.7km from city centre - Show on Map
9.2
Superb 2787
  • Perfect Location
  • Marvellous Staff
  • Fantastic Cleanliness
Free WiFi
US$20.88

The Riverhouse is a local family owned and run bed and breakfast only 5 minutes walk from the centre of the city of Cardiff.
Our guests can enjoy the use of a large fully kitchen and every bedroom h... More...

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Student Studios Cardiff

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0.7km from city centre - Show on Map
6.0
Good 1
  • Wonderful Location
  • Excellent Cleanliness
Free WiFi
US$4036.55

Student Studios Cardiff provides clean and comfortable accommodation beside Cardiff university.... More...

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Wales’ capital city Cardiff is a great destination for backpackers. The city has the most green space per person in the UK and has become very popular due to its rich history, lively Welsh culture, big sporting events and modern waterfront area with hip cafes, restaurants and bars.

Cardiff has a lot of cheap accommodation options. Most of the youth hostels in the capital city of Wales are in the city centre, within a walking distance from Cardiff Central station. The best hostels in town pride themselves for great service and welcoming atmosphere. In Cardiff hostels, expect cosy dorms and private rooms, free breakfast and Wi-Fi, lovely common areas, complimentary city maps and even walking tours.

The city centre is home to most hostels in Cardiff. From there you can easily walk to Bute Park to explore the Cardiff Castle grounds. The Castle Quarter is one of the coolest parts of the city, with lots of indie bars and venue attracting an alternative crowd. Be sure to head to Cardiff Bay, a modern waterside space for restaurants, bars and cultural events, or even a boat trip!

Cardiff is known as the city of castles, having five in the vicinity of the city. The most well-known of them is Cardiff Castle, medieval castle built in the late 11th century on a Roman fort. For sport lovers, Principality Stadium, the home of the Welsh rugby and football teams, is a must-see. Relax in the green Bute Park, one of the UK’s largest urban parks.

The compact city centre is easy to explore by foot. The city is pretty flat so cycling is also an option. Bus fares are low but make sure to have correct change or use the mobile ticket, as bus drivers don’t give change back. Cardiff Central train station links the Welsh capital to other main cities in the UK.

Top rated hostels in Cardiff

We have 3 hostels in Cardiff with an average rating of 6.3 based on 91 reviews 3 of 3 properties available in Cardiff

About Cardiff

Wales’ capital city Cardiff is a great destination for backpackers. The city has the most green space per person in the UK and has become very popular due to its rich history, lively Welsh culture, big sporting events and modern waterfront area with hip cafes, restaurants and bars.

Cardiff has a lot of cheap accommodation options. Most of the youth hostels in the capital city of Wales are in the city centre, within a walking distance from Cardiff Central station. The best hostels in town pride themselves for great service and welcoming atmosphere. In Cardiff hostels, expect cosy dorms and private rooms, free breakfast and Wi-Fi, lovely common areas, complimentary city maps and even walking tours.

The city centre is home to most hostels in Cardiff. From there you can easily walk to Bute Park to explore the Cardiff Castle grounds. The Castle Quarter is one of the coolest parts of the city, with lots of indie bars and venue attracting an alternative crowd. Be sure to head to Cardiff Bay, a modern waterside space for restaurants, bars and cultural events, or even a boat trip!

Cardiff is known as the city of castles, having five in the vicinity of the city. The most well-known of them is Cardiff Castle, medieval castle built in the late 11th century on a Roman fort. For sport lovers, Principality Stadium, the home of the Welsh rugby and football teams, is a must-see. Relax in the green Bute Park, one of the UK’s largest urban parks.

The compact city centre is easy to explore by foot. The city is pretty flat so cycling is also an option. Bus fares are low but make sure to have correct change or use the mobile ticket, as bus drivers don’t give change back. Cardiff Central train station links the Welsh capital to other main cities in the UK.

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