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The Lincoln House Hotel
Address: 118 Cathedral Road South Glamorgan
Zip Code: CF11 9LQ
City: Cardiff
Country: UK
Tel: +44 29 2039 5558
Fax: +44 29 2023 0537
Url: http://www.lincolnhotel.co.uk
Email: reservations@lincolnhotel.co.uk
Our family run Cardiff Hotel is ideally
situated within walking
distance of the new Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Castle and City
Centre.
The hotel is three star Wales Tourist
Board and has achieved a Gold
Hygiene Award, by Cardiff City Council. Also a Gold Award for customer
care welcome host.
A warm welcome awaits you at the Lincoln
House Hotel, Cardiff, which
is privately owned and family run by Neil & Kathy Howard, Son Matthew,
and our friendly and helpful staff.
Our top priority is to offer a high
quality personal service to all
our guests.
The Victorian house built in 1900 has
retained its original features
and relaxing atmosphere, with free private car park.
For the comfort and safety of our guests
smoking is not permitted
in bedrooms, for guests wishing to smoke, they can do so in the
relaxing atmosphere of our lounge bar.
As well as being close to the City
Centre, we are within close
proximity to the rapidly developing Cardiff Bay. Also Train & Bus
Stations.If you are visiting for business or pleasure, Cardiff,
one of Europe's fastest growing capital is an ideal base for discovering
South Wales.
Facilities
The Proprietors Neil & Kathy for your convenience have an
arrangement with local restaurants within walking distance of a
very wide range International cuisines with direct billing to the
hotel.
However for those guests wishing to dine
in, you can choose from
our takeaway menus and dine in the comfort of our dining room.
The hotel can provide guests with light snacks.
Residents Lounge is a quiet
reading/sitting area in relaxed
Victorian surroundings.
Other facilities include :
Free Private Car Park
24 Hour Reception
Tours, Car Hire, Theatre Tickets, Flowers can be arranged by prior notice
Satellite TV
Room Service
Laundry Service
Small meeting facilities are available
for up to 20 people. Please
contact our conference coordinator with your specific requirements
here Worldwide fax & email facilities are available at reception.
Our Lounge bar, perfect for unwinding at
the end of the day with
friends old and new in convivial surroundings.
Smoking is permitted in the Lounge Bar.
Entertain or Relax in style!
All our bedrooms are individually
decorated and furnished to a
high standard, and equipped with all facilities required by today's
guests.
Local Attractions
Cardiff is situated in the heart of South
Wales, UK. It is an
ancient city with roots going back to pre-Roman times. It features
one of the biggest shopping centres in the UK, three large indoor
shopping malls are in the city centre along with a large number
of independent stores mainly sited in the city's numerous arcades.
A large indoor market, over a hundred years old is also in the
city centre.
At the southern end of the city centre,
the Cafe Quarter provides
an excellent source of restaurants and cafes with a wide range of
international cuisine to suit all tastes and styles.
The city is also ideally situated to
explore The Vale of Glamorgan,
The Valleys, Gower Peninsula, The Brecon Beacons, Monmouthshire,
Ross on Wye etc. All of which are no more than an hour away by car.
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The River Taff Hotel
Address: 53 -59 Despenser Street Riverside
Zip Code: CF11 6AG
City: Cardiff
Country: UK
Tel: +44 29 2037 8866
Fax: +44 29 2038 8741
Url: http://www.riverbankcardiff.freeserve.co.uk
Email: peter@riverbankcardiff.freeserve.co.uk
The River Taff flows along the western
edge of the centre of Cardiff,
the capital city of Wales.
On one bank is the RiverBank Hotel, while
across the river is the
world famous Millennium Stadium, the home of Welsh Rugby, also used
for soccer and rugby league finals as well as concerts by international
artistes in both classical and pop music.
Cardiff Castle, the Civic Centre,
shopping malls and the bus and
train stations are close at hand, while little more than a mile
down river is the exciting waterfront development at Cardiff Bay.
For business and commerce, we are
centrally located, close to
transport links, and offer first-class facilities for conferences
and seminars.
For those on vacation, the RiverBank is
an ideal base for touring
South Wales, with the heritage coast, seaside resorts, the Vale
of Glamorgan and the famed valleys to explore, not forgetting the
many treasures which Cardiff itself has to offer.
The RiverBank has 33 rooms, including
four family rooms.
All are en-suite with bath or shower or
both, and have colour TV,
hospitality tray, telephone, hairdryer and trouser press.
There are two licensed bars and a
restaurant.
As you will see from the tariff below,
our room rates include
a delicious Welsh breakfast to start the day.
Drinks, as well as meals ranging from bar
snacks to main course
Welsh specialities, are available in our Morgan's Landing restaurant.
We have several small- to medium-sized
suites for private parties,
receptions or conferences.
At the rear of the hotel is a secure car
park for the use of
residents.
Conferences and Seminars
Cardiff and the surrounding area has so
many business and leisure
opportunities to offer, even those companies which are not relocating
to the city are using its facilities for conferences, seminars and
sales promotions.
At the RiverBank we specialise in
providing facilities for seminars
and workshops, exhibitions and trade shows.
We have two Conference suites, and can
stage conferences for up to
120 delegates.
Special Occasions
The RiverBank really should be the first
choice for those once-in-
a-lifetime occasions.
We can provide banqueting facilities for
up to 120 guests.
There is also the Haworth Suite, which
can cater for up to 45
guests for wedding receptions, private parties or other celebrations.
Morgan's Landing
Drink and dine in comfort at the
RiverBank's bar restaurant,
Morgan's Landing, which is also open for lunch every day except
Monday.
Open to residents and non-residents, it
is an ideal spot to meet
friends, complete that business deal, or just unwind after a hard
day's work.
Our comprehensive menu ranges from tasty
bar snacks to seriously
delicious main course dishes, including traditional Welsh
specialities.
Rugby and other Millennium Stadium Events
Pictured is the Millennium Stadium, with
the RiverBank Hotel
(circled) on the opposite side of the River Taff.
As one of the smaller hotels closest to
the Millennium Stadium,
the RiverBank is a mecca for sport enthusiasts from around the
world.
Other Events
As well as events in the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff hosts many
other sporting and cultural attractions.
In March, the Head of the Taff rowing
races are held (pictured),
with the start line right outside the RiverBank.
In June, it is the international Cardiff
Singer of the Year, while
the following month, the Welsh Proms, featuring the National
Orchestra of Wales, are held in St David's Hall.
Then there is street theatre, held in the
main shopping precinct
or down the Bay.
In Atlantic Wharf, powerboat and dragon
boat races are held during
the summer, while visiting navy vessels and tall-masted sailing ships
tie up in the Bay, and visitors can go on board to explore them.
Jazz at the RiverBank
Most Wednesdays and some Fridays are jazz night at the RiverBank,
commencing at 9.00pm.
Our cellar bar is the place to be,
savouring the best live music
from the cream of South Wales jazz musicians and enthusiasts,
dedicated to the performance and development of jazz in all its
forms.
Cardiff attractions
The capital city of Wales since 1955,
Cardiff stands at the mouth
of the River Taff, and is the home of the Welsh Assembly.
Noted for its Victorian arcades and
pedestrianised shopping area,
there is also the castle and renowned Civic Centre.
Cardiff castle is a few minutes walk
away. The castle is built on
Roman and Norman foundations, but what you see is mostly a
Victorian reconstruction. Designed by celebrated Victorian
architect William Burges, the austerity of the curtain wall which
surrounds the edifice belies the richness of the murals, carvings
and sculpture which decorate the various rooms within.
There are guided tours around the castle
which also houses the
Museums of the Welch Regiment and The First Queen's Dragoon Guards.
>From the allure which runs inside the
top of the castle wall, the
view to the south is dominated by the pinnacled Somerset Tower of
St John's Church, which dates back to the thirteenth century.
Queen Street is the main shopping
thoroughfare and is
pedestrianised throughout its length. At the eastern end is the
Capital Centre shopping mall.
Park Place gives access to the New
Theatre, Cathays Park, the
Civic centre and Alexandra Gardens with its memorials to both
World Wars and to more recent conflicts.
The civic centre is regarded as the
finest in Europe, and
incorporates the City Hall, museum, law courts and university
buildings. The former Welsh Office now serves the Welsh Assembly.
In Cardiff Bay, the splendid waterfront
development has been
developed around the 500-acre freshwater lake created by the
barrage which dams the mouth of the Rivers Taff and Ely.
The Tube is the popular name given to
Visitor Centre near the
Norwegian Church in which children's author Roald Dahl was baptised.
Nearby is the Christian Fellowship Centre
created in the Helwick
lightship.
Across the bay, is Techniquest, a
hands-on science centre where
scientific principles are demonstrated in novel and surprising
ways.
Mermaid Quay has designer clothing
outlets and international
restaurants, close to which is the landing stage from where water
taxis and pleasure boats give trips out to the barrage, around the
bay and upriver as far as the RiverBank.
Further Afield
The RiverBank is centrally placed for
touring the surrounding
area, which has a number of first-class attractions.
Four miles away to the west is the Museum
of Welsh Life, where
buildings from all over Wales have been dismantle stone by stone
and re-erected in the ground of an Elizabethan mansion. Beyond,
the rolling meadows of the Vale of Glamorgan stretches away as far
as Bridgend.
Nestling in the Vale are market towns and
picturesque villages,
while on the coastal fringe are the seaside resorts of Penarth,
Barry Island and Porthcawl.
Penarth is famed for its pier, from where
steam pleasure boats
ply their way across the Bristol Channel. At Barry Island is a
steam railway heritage centre, while Porthcawl boasts a traditional
funfair and one of Wales' largest caravan parks. Further afield is
the city of Swansea and the Gower Coast - the first place in Britain
to be designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Castell Coch (the Red Castle) was the
country retreat of the
Third Marquis of Bute, decorated with the same opulence as the
Cardiff Castle. It is about six miles away, occupying a commanding
position overlooking the Taff gorge. Further north is Pontypridd,
with its memorial to the composers of the Welsh National Anthem;
the Rhondda Heritage Park in a former colliery where former
colliers are your guides; Llancaiach Fawr, a manor house dating
from the English Civil War where visitors are greeted and
entertained in the style of that age; the historic town of Merthyr
Tydfil, in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, which offers
spectacular views and exhilarating walks.
To the east of Cardiff, Newport has the
historic Transporter
bridge, one of only three remaining in the world; Tintern Abbey
in the lush Wye Valley, The Dearn Forest, home to a steam railway
operating in truly sylvan surroundings; there are castles at
Chepstow, Caldicot and Raglan, and the historic town of Monmouth.
In the vvalleys to the north of Newport,
there are the towns of
Pontypool, Abergavenny and Blaenavon, the latter designated a
world heritage centre, with the ironworks, the Pontypool and
Blaenavon Railway and Big Pit, a former colliery where visitors
can descent 300 feet to one of the coal faces, where former miners
are your guides for a unique experience.
Walking Tours from the RiverBank
The Taff Trail runs from Cardiff to
Brecon, and literally passes
alongside the RiverBank Hotel. Its total length is 57 miles, but it
can be conveniently broken down into shorter sections.
There are a number of ridgeway walks,
including the Glamorgan
Ridgeway Path of 28 miles which looks down on the Welsh Valleys
on its way to Port Talbot, but the most exhilarating walking
country must be through the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The beacon range is dotted with lakes and
reservoirs, and one
walk takes in Pen-y-fan - the highest point in South Wales -
Corn-ddu and Cribyn.
Further west is the Pembrokeshire Coastal
Path, 186 miles of
spectacular seascapes, walking along some of the most dramatic
cliff top paths in the country.
Whether your stay is to be long or short,
if walking is your
pleasure we have the expertise to make the most of your time.
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Sandringham Hotel
Address: St. Mary Street
Zip Code: CF10 1PL
City: Cardiff
Country: UK
Tel: +44 29 2023 2161
Fax: +44 29 2038 2161
Url: http://www.smoothhound.co.uk/hotels/sand1.html
Email: hotel@sandringham21.fsnet.co.uk
The Sandringham Hotel is a well
established family run Hotel with
good service and friendly atmosphere.
It is situated in the heart of the City
of Cardiff and only a
few minutes walk from the many Shopping Malls and Arcades, of which
the City is justly proud; and, just a 'long pass' from the famous
National Rugby Stadium.
Whether your visit is for business or
pleasure, the Sandringham
Hotel offers all that the discerning traveller requires and more.
Grosvenor Suite:
Accommodation for up to 80 persons for Weddings, Business Meetings,
Conference or Private Functions.
Local Amenities Include:
The Cardiff International Arena, Public swimming pools, Sports
and Leisure centres, Castles, Museum, Beautiful Gardens, to name
but a few, not forgetting the fantastic Cardiff Bay development.
Stuarts Bar and Lounge on the first floor
- a quiet haven from
the bustle of City life.
Cafe Jazz Restaurant/Bar.
Situated on the ground floor level, Cafe Jazz offers an excellent
menu to suit all tastes, good value for money and great entertainment.
All 28 bedrooms are tastefully appointed
and have full ensuite
facilities as follows.
Complimentary Tea/Coffee Tray
Remote Control Colour Television.
Garment Press
Independently Controlled Heating.
Direct Dial Telephone.
Hairdryer.
There is no on site parking available,
but the Hotel has arrangements
with Car Parks in the vicinity.
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The St David's Hotel & Spa
Address: Havannah Street
Zip Code: CF10 5SD
City: Cardiff
Country: UK
Tel: +44 29 2045 4045
Fax: +44 29 2048 7056
Url: http://www.thestdavidshotel.com/
Email: thestdavidshotel@rfhotels.com
Situated on the waterfront of Cardiff
Bay, the five-star St David's
Hotel & Spa creates a striking landmark. Dynamic in style, the
building incorporates a glass-backed atrium from floor to ceiling,
giving a vision of space and natural light.
The premier five-star hotel of Wales, The
St David's provides the
very highest level of service, the ultimate in comfort, leisure
facilities and cuisine, and extensive function, conference,
exhibition and business resources, all of which combine to
guarantee its position as the leading hotel of Wales and one of
'The Leading Hotels of the World'.
The hotel's close proximity to other
attractions in Cardiff also
makes it ideal for both business and leisure visitors, in
particular for those connected with the mass of inward investment
into Cardiff Bay and the Welsh Assembly.
Rooms
The St David's Hotel & Spa boasts 132
guest bedrooms, all of which
have private balconies and views across the bay, including 20 suites,
also with sea views and private balconies. The bedrooms reflect
the fresh, modern style and fine lines, which Olga Polizzi has
focused upon throughout the property.
All rooms are air-conditioned and
equipped with interactive
satellite television, private bar, safe and all the modern
technology required by today's business visitor including Easy
Connect high-speed Internet access, telephones with voice messaging,
fax machine, hairdryer, trouser press and stylish bathroom.
Guests at the hotel are also invited to
use The St David's Spa,
the first health facility and hydrotherapy spa of its kind in the
country.
The St David's also offers a selection of
room types to suit
your requirements:
King Room
At 31.2 square metres, this bedroom is very spacious and offers
a king bed. The bathroom has a bath, power shower, WC and bidet.
Twin Room
At 31.2 square metres, this bedroom is very spacious and offers
two single beds. The bathroom has the same facilities as the King
room.
All bathrooms provide luxurious Italian
toiletries, fluffy bathrobes
and towels to complete your stay.
Tides Bar and Grill
Tides Bar and Grill boasts the best
location overlooking Cardiff Bay.
Tides Terrace is a spacious and quiet
oasis where you can enjoy
alfresco dining in the summer weather.
Executive Chef Stephen Carter creates
tempting and delicious dishes
using only the finest fresh produce sourced from local Welsh suppliers.
His new menu offers a comprehensive
selection of dishes with meats
and fish from the grill.
Private dining rooms overlooking the bay
are available and can cater
for parties of eight and upward.
Tides Bar has a sophisticated backdrop,
with its lighting changing
colour on a continuous basis. Murat Cetin, our Bar Manager, can
offer you an exciting cocktail menu and champagne hour to complement
an extensive selection of wines, spirits and beers. Tides Bar has a
dining menu offering a selection of light meals and sandwiches.
Relax and enjoy live music on Saturday
evenings in Tides Bar,
the perfect weekend venue.
Meetings
Most companies make promises to
conference specialists and their
clients. The difference with Rocco Forte Hotels is that my name is
over the door and I am making the promise personally.
These are our promises:
1.Respond to your enquiries within 24
hours
2.Offer you easy-to-buy packages which
are consistent across the brand,
in addition to tailor-making your event to the highest quality
3.Treat you as individual guests,
providing the highest levels of five-
star service delivery
4.Meet the unique needs of conference
clients and organisers
5.Provide you with a single point of
contact within the hotel at each
stage of your event
6.Ensure that messages are passed on to
you quickly
7.Deliver your room service orders on
time
8.Service your rooms in the morning and
evening
If you are pleased with the way our
hotels deliver my promises, let me
know so that I can thank and reward those involved. Everyone slips up
occasionally. If one of our hotels does so, let me know and I will
investigate it personally for you.
Health and Leisure
The St David's Spa is the ultimate place
in which to harmonise
mind and body. It offers a wide range of hydrotherapy treatments and
is open to hotel guests, members and for day package users.
If you would like a tailor-made spa
package at The St David's Spa,
click here.
Redress the Balance
The treatments use a wide range of marine
and natural products,
carefully chosen to improve your sense of well-being. After a
lifestyle consultation, trained specialists can tailor-make
personalised programmes to help you regain the equilibrium missing
in today's hectic lifestyle. Guests can walk through the hydrotherapy
corridor, with its massage fountains and gentle currents, or relax
on the underwater jet beds in the hydrotherapy pool. An extensive
E'SPA treatment menu offers specialist Ayurvedic treatments, mud
wraps, marine envelopments and aromatherapy massage. In the water
treatment rooms you can book an exhilarating water-jet massage,
seaweed wrap or jet bubble bath.
On Tap
Among the facilities available at The St
David's Spa are:
Marine walk-in pool
Swan-neck fountains
Underwater loungers with high-pressure water jets
Eight-person jacuzzi pool
High-powered jet Blitz shower for stimulating blood circulation
and circulatory massage
15-metre exercise pool
Sauna
Cardiovascular gymnasium
Male and female relaxation rooms overlooking the bay
Children are able to use the 15-metre
ozone swimming pool between
11:30 am and 1:30 pm and from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Children under
16 years cannot use the marine hydrotherapy pools.
Concierge
A warm welcome to The St David's Hotel
& Spa in the heart of
Cardiff from me, Alice Bennett, Head Concierge at the hotel, and
my team.
The St David's Hotel & Spa is
situated in the heart of Cardiff Bay and
is well serviced by all modes of transport. Cardiff Airport is almost
ten miles west of the hotel and is approximately 30 minutes' drive.
Of all the parts of Britain, Wales has
maintained its historical
independence and ancient Celtic mother tongue, which is communicated
through the nationalism of its people and in the elements of earth,
water and air in its landscape. Cardiff, the youthful capital of
Wales, is vibrant yet offers a setting for calm retreat away from
the hustle and bustle of a hectic lifestyle.
The St David's Hotel & Spa is located
on the waterfront in Cardiff
and has been described by Condé Nast as one of the 'Top 20 Coolest
Hotels of the World'. Cardiff Bay, once a coal port, is now the prestigious
centre of culture and commerce and is home to the
Welsh National Assembly and an array of new developments including
Mermaid Quay and the Wales Millennium Centre.
Whilst you are staying with us, I hope
you will have time to
explore, taking in the history and sounds of this magical city,
including the National Museum and Gallery - Cardiff's hidden
treasure. The gallery has one of the largest collections of
Impressionist work outside of Paris, largely thanks to Welsh
sisters Gwendoline and Margaret Davies, who were avid collectors
of Turner, Cézanne, Monet and Degas. The museum offers entertainment
for all the family, providing a journey of discovery - from Wales's
oldest rock to big, fluffy mammoths and dinosaurs.
Visit the city's Royal Arcade, Britain's
only three-storey arcade,
or the oldest record shop in the world, Spillers.
I can personally recommend you sample
Stephen Carter's delicious
menus in Tides Bar and Grill; however, I have put together a list
of recommended restaurants in the city and also some major
attractions you may wish to visit during your stay.
We look forward to welcoming you at The
St David's Hotel & Spa,
and please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any further
enquiries.
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Sunbury Hotel
Address: 124 Newport Road
Zip Code: CF24 1DH
City: Cardiff
Country: UK
Tel: +44 29 2049 1667
Fax: +44 29 2049 8565
Url: http://www.sunburyhotel.co.uk
Email: Rooms@sunburyhotel.co.uk
Welcome to the Sunbury Hotel Web site.
Our goal is to provide you
with useful information about our Hotel that we hope makes it
easier for you to arrange your stay in Cardiff.
Sunbury Hotel has been serving the
tourism industry for over 40
years.
We are a family run Hotel who specialise
in affordable, quality
Bed & Breakfast, convenient to the centre of Cardiff. Sunbury Hotel
is Wales Tourist Board listed.
At this site, you will discover all about
our Hotel facilities
and competitive rates, as well as our courteous and resourceful
staff.
Sunbury Hotel has been providing quality
affordable Bed & Breakfast
since its founding over 40 years ago.
The Yapp Family took over in 2000 and it
is our mission to ensure
that you have a very pleasant stay and hopefully return to us next
time you require Bed & Breakfast in the Cardiff area.
We believe the best way to achieve this
goal is to make booking
your stay as simple as possible and to make your stay as pleasant
as possible.
Local Attractions
The Sunbury Hotel is only a twenty minute
walk from the centre of
Cardiff and the world-famous Millennium Stadium where top class
national and international Rugby and Football is played, seasons
permitting, and where many famous concerts are held.
Also near by are Cardiff Castle, several
museums and of course
the effervescent night life!
We are conveniently located near the M4
and Cardiff Central Station
for those visiting by train.
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