Hotels in Wales
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Wales
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| Cheapest month: | January |
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| Most expensive month: | April |
| Average price in Wales: | £101/night |
| Cheapest price found: | £10/night |
| Cheapest day: | Tuesday |
| Most expensive day: | Friday |
£79 - £135
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.£96 - £111
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Top Rated Wales hotels
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Novotel Cardiff Centre
Schooner Way, Atlantic Wharf, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre, Cardiff, WLS, United Kingdom
Located in Cardiff, Novotel Cardiff Centre provides a peaceful base, close to everything the area has to offer. Some of the popular facilities at this relaxed 4-star hotel include an indoor pool, a Jacuzzi and a Turkish steam bath.
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Tanes Hotel
148 Newport Road, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Show on map1.2 mi from city centre, Cardiff, WLS, United Kingdom
Strategically located in the middle of the city, this 3-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Cardiff. It provides on-site parking and is close to restaurants and shops.
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Clayton Hotel Cardiff
St Mary Street, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre, Cardiff, WLS, United Kingdom
The hotel is located conveniently in Cardiff and is minutes on foot from Cardiff Central Bus Station. It is set in the area's vibrant nightlife district, just a short walk from the Cardiff Central Library.
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OYO Pier Hotel Rhyl
23 East Parade, Rhyl, United Kingdom
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre, Rhyl, WLS, United Kingdom
This modern hotel in Rhyl offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as luggage storage and a designated smoking area. It is designed exclusively for adults.
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Mercure Swansea Hotel
Phoenix Way, Swansea, United Kingdom
Show on map2.6 mi from city centre, Swansea, WLS, United Kingdom
Modern and cosy, Mercure Swansea Hotel is located in Swansea and provides an indoor pool and a sauna. There is also a fitness centre with a sauna, a swimming pool and cardiovascular equipment.
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Morgans Hotel
Somerset Place, Swansea, United Kingdom
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre, Swansea, WLS, United Kingdom
Morgans Hotel offers sophisticated accommodation in Swansea and is a short stroll from Swansea Bus Station. It is steps from the Dylan Thomas Centre, restaurants and nightlife options.
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Cardiff Marriott Hotel
Mill Lane, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre, Cardiff, WLS, United Kingdom
The hotel provides sophisticated accommodation in Cardiff and is a short stroll from Cardiff Central Bus Station. It is ideally located in the city centre.
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Park Plaza Cardiff
Grey Friars Road, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre, Cardiff, WLS, United Kingdom
Centrally located, Park Plaza Cardiff offers easy access to Cardiff's main sightseeing and retail areas. Offering free Wi-Fi, a restaurant and an indoor pool, the hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Cardiff University, the Cardiff Central Library and St. Davids.
Cheapest hotels in Wales, United Kingdom
Show all 17,831 hotelsNomad Backpacker
11-15 Howard Gardens, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Show on map0.7 mi from city centre,
Centrally located, Nomad Backpacker allows for easy access to Cardiff's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. It also offers complimentary Wi-Fi.
£10
Avg. per night
Whitehouse Hotel
St Georges Crescent, Llandudno, United Kingdom
Show on map0.2 mi from city centre,
This comfortable hotel in Llandudno offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as a concierge and an express check-in and check-out feature. Surrounded by local bars and restaurants, it is a short walk from Llandudno Railway Station.
£31
Avg. per night
Llwynygog Guest House
33 Queens Road, Aberystwyth, United Kingdom
Show on map0.2 mi from city centre,
Llwynygog Guest House provides a comfortable setting when in Aberystwyth. It also offers free Wi-Fi and a swimming pool.
£35
Avg. per night
Tanes Hotel
148 Newport Road, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Show on map1.2 mi from city centre,
Strategically located in the middle of the city, this 3-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Cardiff. It provides on-site parking and is close to restaurants and shops.
£38
Avg. per night
Yha Manorbier
Manorbier Youth Hostel, Manorbier, Tenby Sa70 7Tt, Uk, Tenby, United Kingdom
Show on map3.6 mi from city centre,
Set within the picturesque countryside of Manorbier, YHA Manorbier provides comfortable accommodation and a full range of facilities, including meeting rooms, luggage storage and free Wi-Fi. It also offers a laundry service, laundry facilities and a games room.
£39
Avg. per night
Elsinore Hotel
11 St Georges Crescent, Llandudno, United Kingdom
Show on map0.1 mi from city centre,
Elsinore Hotel is a good-value hotel situated a short drive from Conwy. It also provides impressive views of Llandudno.
£39
Avg. per night
The Mount Rooms
Porthkerry Rd, Barry, United Kingdom
Show on map0.1 mi from city centre,
The Mount Rooms is located in Rhoose and features free Wi-Fi. It also provides meeting rooms, massage services and a concierge.
£40
Avg. per night
Ibis Budget Cardiff Centre
23 Tyndall Street, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
Ibis budget Cardiff Centre is situated in Cardiff and is close to the area's popular attractions. The various facilities this modern hotel offers include an express check-in and check-out feature, luggage storage and a 24-hour reception.
£42
Avg. per night
Hotel prices in Wales
2 stars and under
No. 1 most popular
Ibis Budget Cardiff Centre
23 Tyndall Street, Cardiff, United Kingdom
£42
Avg. per night
No. 2 most popular
Iris Hotel
Iris Hotel. 16 Central Promenade, Llandudno, United Kingdom
£50
Avg. per night
3 stars
No. 1 most popular
Park Inn by Radisson Cardiff City Centre
Mary Ann Street, Cardiff, United Kingdom
£84
Avg. per night
4 stars +
No. 1 most popular
voco St. David's Cardiff
Havannah Street, Cardiff, United Kingdom
£119
Avg. per night
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About Wales
Things to do
Wales is dotted with hundreds of castles, some more than 1,000 years old. Exploring the country, you’ll find Norman strongholds, medieval fortresses and Iron Age hillforts. Caernarfon Castle is one of the biggest and most impressive, topped with tooth-shaped battlements and 12 octagonal towers.
Whether you’re museum-hopping in the city or day-tripping to nearby castles, beaches and historic sights, Cardiff is a great introduction to Wales. Browse upmarket boutiques in the Morgan Quarter, then head to Cardiff Market to stock up on artisan cheese, fresh-baked sourdough and gourmet chocolate.
The Welsh are fiercely proud of their local traditions and food is no exception. Restaurants, pubs and taverns across the country will tempt you with “cawl” lamb soup and Glamorgan vegetarian sausages made with cheese, leeks and breadcrumbs. Wash down your meal with a glass of Brains ale, which has been brewed in Wales since the 1800s.
Wales is laced with scenic hiking trails, including iconic routes such as the Cambrian Way and West Coast Path. The landscapes are spectacular, with snow-capped mountains, rolling moorlands, crystalline lakes and windswept coastal cliffs appearing along the way.
In summer, the beaches of Wales have an infectious holiday atmosphere. Tenby has a quintessential seaside feel, with pastel-coloured houses and cobbled streets lined with cafes, pubs and ice cream shops. The Victorian-era resort of Llandudno is fringed by a beautiful seaside promenade overlooked by grand 19th-century buildings.
Getting around
All major Welsh cities are well-connected by road, rail and air. Trains are a fast and affordable way to travel while rental cars offer the freedom to explore Wales at your own pace. Domestic flights are a good way to travel between different regions. The drive between Cardiff and London takes around three hours.
Wales travel FAQs
From long sandy beaches and picturesque coastal towns to snow-capped peaks and centuries-old castles, Wales is a fascinating country just waiting to be explored. There are six major cities to explore, including the cosmopolitan capital of Cardiff. North Wales is home to icons such as Snowdonia National Park, while the Cardigan coast promises sun, sand and saltwater.
Things to do in Wales
Wales is dotted with hundreds of castles, some more than 1,000 years old. Exploring the country, you’ll find Norman strongholds, medieval fortresses and Iron Age hillforts. Caernarfon Castle is one of the biggest and most impressive, topped with tooth-shaped battlements and 12 octagonal towers.
Whether you’re museum-hopping in the city or day-tripping to nearby castles, beaches and historic sights, Cardiff is a great introduction to Wales. Browse upmarket boutiques in the Morgan Quarter, then head to Cardiff Market to stock up on artisan cheese, fresh-baked sourdough and gourmet chocolate.
The Welsh are fiercely proud of their local traditions and food is no exception. Restaurants, pubs and taverns across the country will tempt you with “cawl” lamb soup and Glamorgan vegetarian sausages made with cheese, leeks and breadcrumbs. Wash down your meal with a glass of Brains ale, which has been brewed in Wales since the 1800s.
Wales is laced with scenic hiking trails, including iconic routes such as the Cambrian Way and West Coast Path. The landscapes are spectacular, with snow-capped mountains, rolling moorlands, crystalline lakes and windswept coastal cliffs appearing along the way.
In summer, the beaches of Wales have an infectious holiday atmosphere. Tenby has a quintessential seaside feel, with pastel-coloured houses and cobbled streets lined with cafes, pubs and ice cream shops. The Victorian-era resort of Llandudno is fringed by a beautiful seaside promenade overlooked by grand 19th-century buildings.
Getting around Wales
All major Welsh cities are well-connected by road, rail and air. Trains are a fast and affordable way to travel while rental cars offer the freedom to explore Wales at your own pace. Domestic flights are a good way to travel between different regions. The drive between Cardiff and London takes around three hours.
Where is the best place to stay in Wales?
You can find several places worth visiting in Wales. Cardiff, Llandudno, and Tenby are some of the most popular amongst our users.
What are the best hotels in Wales?
One of the most popular hotels in Wales is voco St. David's Cardiff, which has been reviewed by 4,206 users and currently has a rating of 8.7/10. Other top-rated locations include Clayton Hotel Cardiff and Novotel Cardiff Centre, which have received 8.4/10 and 7.5/10 ratings from our users, respectively.