The Laurels Bed And Breakfast 4*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Sports activities
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No pets allowed
Location
Located about a 5-minute stroll from the medieval St Mary's Church, the 4-star The Laurels Bed And Breakfast Cardiff features a golf course and a satellite flat-screen. This Cardiff bed & breakfast is in the Cardiff Outskirts district, 2.5 km from such natural sights as the large triangular multivallate Iron Age Caerau Hillfort.
The hotel is situated 750 m from Pen-Rhiw Unitarian Chapel and in proximity to Kennixton Farmhouse. Guests who appreciate historic architecture will be pleased as the elizabethan manor house "Saint Fagans Castle", lies merely 10 minutes' stroll away. Guests might as well visit Rosery, which is only 200 metres away. Located nearly a 15-minute ride from the Laurels Bed And Breakfast Cardiff, the venerable Llandaff Cathedral is open for visiting by worshippers and tourists.
Providing a separate toilet and a shower, the bathrooms are also appointed with a hair dryer and towels.
An English breakfast is served every morning. Guests can enjoy meals of British cuisine at the old post, situated in the immediate vicinity of the Laurels Bed And Breakfast.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at the Laurels, I found a commendable balance between luxury and value. Nestled just steps away from St Fagans Natural History Museum and charming gardens, this property served as an excellent base for exploration in the Cardiff area. The hostess, Julie, was amiable and attentive, ensuring I felt welcomed throughout my visit. My room was spacious and tidy, equipped with a flat-screen TV, electric kettle, and a private bathroom with well-maintained facilities. Breakfast was a highlight, offering a lovely cooked meal that fueled my adventures-an excellent way to kick-start the day. Free parking onsite is a notable advantage, making access to nearby attractions hassle-free. With a quaint pub a short walk away and Cardiff city center within reach, the Laurels combines great location and comfort with attractive rates, making it a wise choice for both leisure seekers and those interested in Wales's natural and cultural beauty.
