3 Best Bed And Breakfast in Cardiff, UK

“The Riverhouse is an award-winning, budget accommodation offers a selection of private rooms. The 12 bright rooms, which sleep 1-4 people, have shared bathrooms. Linen, flatscreen TVs, and free Wi-Fi are provided. Guests enjoy complimentary amenities, including a daily breakfast buffet and tea/coffee. The B&B features a kitchen, a lounge with a 42-inch flatscreen TV, a Wii console, a DVD player, and books. A homely atmosphere is enhanced by a fully equipped guest kitchen, dining room, and a lounge with Netflix and Amazon Prime. This family-run B&B is just an 8-minute walk from both Cardiff Central Railway Station and Cardiff Castle.”

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“Number One Hundred is a family-owned bed and breakfast. The seven cozy, modern rooms have en suite bathrooms, iPod docks, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee making facilities. All include flat-screen TVs with DVD players. They offer a full English breakfast served in an elegant dining room. Guests can use the communal fridge, microwave, plates, and cutlery in the dining room. All bedroom TVs have Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video. There's an outdoor terrace, and limited free parking is available. This informal Victorian guesthouse is 1 mile from the city center and 1.1 miles from Cardiff Castle.”

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“Ty Rosa, which translates to 'pink house' in Welsh, extends a warm and inclusive greeting to all guests, regardless of their orientation. This welcoming establishment provides well-appointed rooms designed with style and equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi and a cosy lounge where you can unwind, enjoy a good book, and more. Additionally, free parking is available for guests. The guesthouse features five tastefully designed rooms, each named after Welsh castles. You'll find a flat-screen TV with a DVD player in every room, enhancing your stay with entertainment options. This casual, gay-friendly guesthouse is 1.1 miles from the Millennium Stadium and 1.6 miles from Cardiff Castle. A bus stop outside the guesthouse offers regular services into the city centre.”

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