Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan - Accommodation

Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan Accommodation

Browse your ideal Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan accommodation from our list in this very popular coastal area that has luxury places to stay in abundance at very affordable prices. Visiting The Vale can be enjoyed at all times of the year, so check out our seasonal bargain breaks and last minute deals and enjoy a weekend, mid-week or short breaks, with fine restaurants, bars, country Inns, sandy beaches, fishing trips, and nearby activities and attractions to keep you entertained. The area of South Wales has a wide and diverse range of properties and places to stay, from, Cowbridge, Canton, Llantwit Major, and many more villages. Come, stay and enjoy the best Tourist accommodation in Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan!!

Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan Tourist Information

Cardiff Business Club was founded in 1912 and The Prince of Wales as its Patron, the Club holds dinners with speakers of international standing to address the members. These events are held in The St Davids Hotel and Spa in Cardiff Bay ten times between October and March

Short Breaks

Book now and look forward to a holiday or long weekend in one of the south Wales coasts popular seaside resorts like Barry Island or Porthcawl, or stay awhile on the coast of Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan or in the countryside with views of the rolling Welsh hills, an area rich in ancient Celtic history. South Wales offers vast opportunities for active holidays. Water Sports such as Surfing, Wind Surfing, Water Skiing, Scuba Diving, Sailing, Yachting, Canoeing, etc. are available at many of the coastal resorts. Fishing, golfing, cycling, horse riding, and pony trekking are also offered in this area. You will find unique attractions, world-class entertainment, and quality shopping with a difference - all within walking distance. Whatever type of break you are looking for, check out our list of excellent places to stay.

Tourist Attractions

The innovative architecture of historic buildings offers tourist walking routes to enjoy. This site is a wealth of information about things, places, events, and accommodation. St Fagan’s more commonly called its former name "Museum of Welsh Life", is a fantastic 100-acre park on the edge of Cardiff filled with rescued, rehabilitated, and decorated with real buildings from across Wales in order to illustrate the social history of Wales and its people. The most popular heritage attraction in Wales and it is not difficult to see why. Whatever type of Accommodation you think of booking you are sure to find bargains and last-minute deals on these pages.