Situated in Trehafod, 22 km from Cardiff University, Bertie Pontypridd features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Set in Cardiff, 10 km from Cardiff University, The Gwaelod y Garth Inn offers accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Christopher
United Kingdom
Room spacious, food excellent, great shower, good bed
Located in Hensol, 20 km from Cardiff University, Lanelay Hall Hotel & Spa provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Paul
United Kingdom
room very nice, and overall hotel style and vide were very good
The The Blueberry Hotel is a unique hotel in the centre of Pontypridd, just 20 minutes by rail from Cardiff. There are 2 places to dine, 1 bar, and 1 function room.
Deb
United Kingdom
The staff were very friendly and helpful, the bed was comfy followed by a good breakfast. Free parking - which booking.com didn't tell me about. Bonus!
Located in Llanbradach, 19 km from Cardiff University, Wingfield Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Step back in time to an age of elegance and charm complete with every modern convenience and picture-perfect views across the Welsh countryside
Set in 6 acres of grounds overlooking the valleys, this...
Street
United Kingdom
Breakfast was lovely, attended venue for a wedding. Was blessed with the weather, however didn't seem much facilities if it was raining
Set in Aberaman and only 33 km from Cardiff University, 3 Story House near Bike park Wales & zip world offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Chris Bell
United Kingdom
Lovely house; very clean. Parking space at back. Washing machine. Great for two people
Trehafod itself isn't a hive of activity - there is only the...
Trehafod itself isn't a hive of activity - there is only the one pub, unless you take a 5-10-minute walk uphill to the nearby (more upmarket) hotel. It's obviously the only place for the locals to go - karaoke, entertainment at weekends. It's not far to Pontypridd, which has a much wider selection of places to eat/drink, although getting a taxi can be difficult at weekends.
Rhian
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Wasn't too bad,not perfect by any means,but for 50 quid for...
Wasn't too bad,not perfect by any means,but for 50 quid for 2 people it done what it needed too and really helped out being literallyround the corner from train st,lovely friendly staff,I'm not a fussy person and don't expect a 5x room for 50 quid,does what it says on the tin basically
Rudling
6.0
Scored 6.0
The area is typically industrial Wales, it was lovely to see...
The area is typically industrial Wales, it was lovely to see what my husbands ancestors had lived like , but you could see the toll it had taken on the area, pontypridd is a minefield for traveller's, even with a satnav we couldn't find the registry office and missed the wedding, no central parking at all except 1 car park , no parking facilities for disabled people at all , my husband had to drop me off and then drive around and around the block until he could stop long enough to pick me up as we found the registry office just as the couple were coming out
Marianne
United Kingdom
2.0
Scored 2.0
I'd booked a family room through Booking.com several days...
I'd booked a family room through Booking.com several days before and it was confirmed. I arrived at the premises with my family on the evening, only to be told by the manager (Cat) that we'd been double-booked and there were no rooms available. She blamed Booking.com for the error. I then phoned lots of other places to seek accommodation for the night but all fully booked. Bank Holiday weekend! The manager told me any fee taken from my account by Booking.com would be reimbursed, and if not then to phone her. We drove all the way back home to Hampshire. All I can say is........appalling!!
TREVOR
United Kingdom
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