Premier Inn Cardiff City South

Stayed at this hotel on a rugby weekend when Wales beat the Aussies! Had a brilliant weekend. £97.50 a night compared to £200+ in the large city centre hotels. 20 minute walk into the centre or a £4 taxi ride. Like most other Premier Inns you get a nice room with a very large bed. Everything in the room was very new and clean. My only complaint would be that the sausages served for breakfast were inedible. However, I would still definitely recommend staying here (just avoid the sausages)!

To be quite honest, I have little to complain about this hotel. For a city Hotel, this is in avery good location - 10 mins walk to centre at most. The staff were very helpful and friendly. That said, the noise from traffic on the main road side was appalling. Something needs to be done. It was relentless, and did not stoip throughout the night. Not just city traffic - large HGVs turning at the roundabout! A terrible night's sleep, in a good hotel. shame.

We stayed at this hotel for a stag weekend and were booked into 2 twin rooms. The rroms themselves consisted of a double bed and a single bed, flat screen TV with digital channels and a bathroom. The bathroom included a bath and a shower. The shower was very easy to use and had to problems with lack of hot water etc. There is a temperature control unit in the room but it isn't an AC unit - just can be used to set the ambient temperature. The staff at the hotel were all extremely pleasant and helpful - right from check in to pointing us in... more

Me and my boyfriend stayed in this hotel as we were seeing a band in Cardiff and decided to make a mini break of it! The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful and did all they could to get us a taxi as soon as possible as the rain was coming down a treat! The room was comfortable, clean and warm which was very helpful as Cardiff was experiencing some cold winds when we stayed! Great hotel, great staff! When we visit Cardiff again we will be staying here!

Some 15 mins walk to the eastern end of the city centre & 25 mins to the Millennium Staduim, as a budget hotel the Premier Travel Inn has much to offer. Parking, clean, friendly staff, good bathroom with shower over bath, breakfast fine and the fixtures & fittings barring one exception were of a high standard. The cost in August 2007 is £60 mid week & £80 weekend plus breakfast, which for weekend would normally be regarded as expensive for a budget chain hotel, but Cardiff is a capital city and has many international events and bed... more

We came to stay at the Travel Inn as we were attending a concert at the Millenium Stadium. The location is about 20 minutes walk from the city centre, but this at least meant no noise. Our room was clean and comfortable. Perfectly adequate.