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Robin Hood Safari Tent

Tenby

HK$2,416 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Jun - 18 Jun

Paviland - Safari Glamping Tent - Llangennith

Llangennith, Llanmadoc and Cheriton

HK$2,214 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Jun - 16 Jun

Sunrise Dome Tent

Tenby

Cheryl

HK$2,416 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Aladdin Safari Tent

Tenby

Laura

Broadstone Park Camping & Fishery

Coleford

Luke

HK$630 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Jun - 27 Jun

Brynllwyd Glamping

Aberystwyth

Jodie

HK$1,647 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Jun - 24 Jun

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Top South Wales Hotel Reviews

The Coal Exchange Hotel

6/10 Okay

"Old, kind of beat up and neglected and very quirky. The bed was comfortable and staff was nice."

The Angel Hotel

8/10 Good

"The hotel is a beautiful space, although a little tired, for those who are disabled there is a mini lift to the hotel, so you don’t need to to do the steps. The room I had was spacious and very important an excellent mattress and pillows. Not far from city centre, easy walk, also great bars and pubs. Staff are fabulous. I will definitely stay again, preferred to premier inn."

Clayton Hotel Cardiff

2/10 Terrible

"As a seasoned traveller who stays in 20 to 30 hotels a year, I know the Clayton brand well from stays in Manchester, Bristol and London. My requirements are simple: a comfortable bed, a decent shower and a good breakfast. The “Deluxe Double” bed felt small, measuring 4ft 4in on a 4ft 6in base. The bathroom has a fixed shower head over a bath with a shower curtain rather than a modern walk-in shower. The Executive rooms appear to offer the same setup. Breakfast was acceptable, but poor by modern hotel standards. The bread beside the toaster was partially frozen, the fruit selection was limited, and the continental offering consisted of a few slices of salami and cubes of cheese. There was no fresh loaf to slice yourself and no proper cheese or cold meat selection. The location is excellent, and the hotel serves its purpose if you simply need somewhere to sleep. However, compared with other Clayton hotels I’ve stayed in across the UK, it falls short of the standard I’ve come to expect from the brand."

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