Cardiff Airport (CWL)
Airport Hotels and Accommodation
(Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales, UK)
Cardiff International Airport (CWL) is located in South Wales, to the west of Cardiff, the capital of Wales.
This airport is the premier facility in Wales and serves approximately two million passengers per year. There are several hotels situated close by and a plethora of world-class accommodation in the nearby city.
Cardiff: Airport Hotels and Accommodation
Within a 3-km / 2-mile radium of Cardiff Airport you will find a range of nearby accommodation, particularly along the Port Road. One of the closest hotels is the Days Inn Cardiff, which features more than 30 guest rooms, free parking and a courtesy shuttle bus. Also close to the airport, the Express by Holiday Inn is a much larger hotel, with over 100 rooms and a comprehensive business centre.
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HOTELS CLOSE TO CARDIFF INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (CWL) |
| Hotel Name |
Address |
Miles |
Km |
| Days Inn Cardiff Airport | Port Road, Rhoose, Vale of Glamorgan,
Cardiff, CF6 23BT, Wales, UK | 0.5 | 0.8 |
| Express by Holiday Inn | Port Road, Rhoose, Vale of Glamorgan,
Cardiff, CF62 3BT, Wales, UK | 1 | 1.6 |
| Egerton Grey Country House | Porthkerry Barry,
Cardiff, Amorgan, Wales, UK | 2 | 3.2 |
Cardiff: City Hotels and Accommodation
All budgets are catered for at the hotels in Cardiff city, while the convenience of the nearby Wales and Egerton hotels may appeal to business travellers who are short on time. The city centre lies around 19 km / 12 miles north-east of Cardiff International Airport (CWL) and contains a somewhat diverse collection of accommodation options, suiting most budgets. One of the best areas for cheap lodging in Cardiff is along the attractive Cathedral Road, which is just a short walk from the city centre.
Whilst rooms are generally easy to find all across the city, hotels can quickly fill to capacity during major sporting events, such as major rugby matches, meaning that it is often essential to book ahead when staying in Cardiff. A number of notable festivals can also draw large crowds and affect the availability and price of accommodation in the city, many of which take place at the eye-catching Wales Millennium Stadium. Popular events include the Cardiff Festival in the summer, the gay-pride Mardi Gras each August, and the International Film Festival of Wales every November.
