2 night stay in cardiff?!

[evieg1983]

any ideas for a cheap £50-£60 a night hotel in the city centre of cardiff as near to the train station as poss? Dbf and i are taking little alf there in august, he has special needs and uses a wheelchair so it needs to be an accessible hotel. ideas anyone?

[John]

Do not stay in the travelodge. It is right nex to the train station but I guarantee you, there will be no sleep. It is built over 2 night clubs, and apart from the noise of the jobs, drunks. When the clubs shuts you then have the bar staff dumping hundreds of bottles in the skips, then the bin men come at around 4am....been once...never ever again, even if it was free.

[evieg1983]

Do not stay in the travelodge. It is right nex to the train station but I guarantee you, there will be no sleep. It is built over 2 night clubs, and apart from the noise of the jobs, drunks. When the clubs shuts you then have the bar staff dumping hundreds of bottles in the skips, then the bin men come at around 4am....been once...never ever again, even if it was free.

Right, will steer clear of travelodge then!!!!! Was considering the ibis? any thoughts?

[tessdog]

Try this
The Royal Hotel
10 St Mary's St, CF10 1DW Cardiff from £49 ppn


The Royal Hotel, Cardiff, is the city's newest and hippest hotel. The best city centre location, 50m from the train station, bars, restaurants, shopping & Millennium Stadium.

This beautiful period property has all the trademark contemporary influences, using core iconic goods and state-of-the-art technologies whilst the character of the period is celebrated. The state-of-the-art technology is reflected in each bedroom where you will find a plasma screen, dvd player.

[evieg1983]

Try this
The Royal Hotel
10 St Mary's St, CF10 1DW Cardiff from £49 ppn


The Royal Hotel, Cardiff, is the city's newest and hippest hotel. The best city centre location, 50m from the train station, bars, restaurants, shopping & Millennium Stadium.

This beautiful period property has all the trademark contemporary influences, using core iconic goods and state-of-the-art technologies whilst the character of the period is celebrated. The state-of-the-art technology is reflected in each bedroom where you will find a plasma screen, dvd player.

Maybe im looking on the wrong website but it says the cheapest is £170 ppn!!! :erm:
I am rubbish with searches though, do you have the link please?? :blush:

[tessdog]

Here you go
xx

http://www.booking.com/city/gb/cardiff.html?aid=303948;label=cardiff-w5yGcCCRgGgEwIIUQEne8gS737654241;ws=&gclid=CPuXo_2V14wCFQrtlAodjhbBqQ

[evieg1983]

thanks for all your help, unfortunately as soon as you have three people in the room on a friday and saturday night the Royal hotel goes way way over our budget but it did look really lovely! think we will go for the Ibis as its only a few hundred yards from train station and has wheelchair accessible rooms. We aren't expecting luxury at £60 a night for all of us but im sure it'll be fine. the trip is mostly about the train journey for little alf so im sure we'll all enjoy it however it turns out!!!

[S'mE]

The Ibis is close to the Queen Street Station (less than one minute), but not the Central Station. Cardiff is very flat and the Ibis is about 10 mins. from Central Station, VERY close to all shopping.