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Modern serviced apartments in the heart of Cardiff

For a central, flexible base in the Welsh capital, this collection of modern serviced apartments sits right in the heart of Cardiff, opposite the Principality Stadium and within easy reach of Cardiff Central station. A fresh, contemporary alternative to a traditional hotel, the apartments give you bright, comfortable space and the freedom to come and go as you please — ideal for couples, families, groups, sports fans and business travellers alike. With the shops, the castle and the waterfront all close by, it is an excellent spot from which to explore the city.

Bright, modern space

The accommodation is modern, bright and well kept, with a fresh, clean feel throughout. There is a range of room and apartment options to suit different parties — from singles and doubles to king and twin configurations — all en-suite, with smart televisions and tea and coffee facilities, and some enjoying river views. It is comfortable, contemporary and easy to settle into for a night, a weekend or a longer stay.

A superb city-centre location

The position is hard to beat. Opposite the Principality Stadium and a short walk from Cardiff Central, you are perfectly placed for a match or a concert, for the shops and arcades, and for everything the city centre has to offer — with no need to drive once you arrive.

At a glance

• Modern serviced apartments in central Cardiff
• Opposite the Principality Stadium, near Cardiff Central station
• A range of room and apartment options, all en-suite
• Smart TVs and tea/coffee facilities; some with river views
• Bright, fresh and contemporary
• A flexible alternative to a traditional hotel

Exploring Cardiff and the Vale

Cardiff is a vibrant, walkable capital, and from this central base much of it is on the doorstep: Cardiff Castle in the heart of the city, the elegant Victorian and Edwardian shopping arcades, and the Principality Stadium right opposite. A little further afield, Cardiff Bay has its waterfront restaurants, the Wales Millennium Centre and the Senedd, while the National Museum Cardiff and the wonderful open-air St Fagans National Museum of History are both well worth a visit. It is a brilliant base for a city break with the coast and countryside of the Vale of Glamorgan close by. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Cardiff.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are they? In prime central Cardiff, opposite the Principality Stadium and near Cardiff Central station.

What’s in the rooms? En-suite bathrooms, smart TVs and tea/coffee facilities; some have river views.

Who do they suit? Couples, families, groups, sports fans and business travellers.

Is it good for events at the stadium? Yes — it is right opposite the Principality Stadium.

What’s nearby? Cardiff Castle, the shopping arcades, Cardiff Bay and the National Museum.

A flexible base for the city

Having your own bright, modern space in the heart of the city makes a Cardiff break easy and relaxed — somewhere to spread out, return to between sightseeing, and enjoy at your own pace. Whether you are in town for a match or concert at the stadium, a shopping trip, or a few days exploring the capital and the coast, the central location means you can do most of it on foot.

Is it good for a stadium event? Yes — it is right opposite the Principality Stadium, ideal for matches and concerts.

Is it close to the train? Yes — Cardiff Central station is a short walk away.

When is the best time to visit? Cardiff is a year-round city break, with events at the stadium and a lively festive season.

Book your Cardiff stay

For modern, central serviced apartments in the heart of Cardiff, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.