Hilton Hotel, Cardiff

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I have just returned from a short trip to Wales and spent a couple of nights at the Cardiff Hilton during my trip. I know some people want to skim the info, so I'll start with a quick review... more

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Hilton Cardiff, Cardiff

This luxury hotel is in the city centre, looking out over Cardiff Castle and City Hall. It has large air-conditioned rooms, a 20-metre heated pool...

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68 of 68 Ciao users found the following review helpful

Dan_ep

Not quite the Park Lane Hilton.
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26/06/2006

User recommends the product

Advantages Centrally located, range of services
Disadvantages Certainly not classy!

I have just returned from a short trip to Wales and spent a couple of nights at the Cardiff Hilton during my trip. I know some people want to skim the info, so I'll start with a quick review, and then proceed into more depth for those who are interested! Feel free to stop whenever you want! --------------------------------------------------------------------- A QUICK REVIEW FOR THOSE IN A RUSH! --------------------------------------------------------------------- This hotel is located in the centre of Cardiff. It bills its self as a 5 star hotel. The reception staff were friendly, they had an ... more
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andymcf

Member since 31/10/2002

Reviews written: 80

No offence meant. Nun (sic) taken! 16/08/2003

User recommends the product

Advantages Slight confusion over billing - but quickly resolved
Disadvantages A delightful hotel in a perfect location.

I’ve got something of a soft spot for Wales and, indeed, it would be fair to say that some of my very best friends are Welsh – which, I know, sounds rather like an apologist’s defence of a minority grouping. It has a lot to commend itself. Looking at Wales on a map, it looks rather like a pair of somewhat saggy breasts on the front of England. Arrive in Wales and you’ll instantly find yourself in bi-lingual country. The road signs proudly repeat themselves and even if “Caerdydd” is pronounced “Cardiff”, you soon get used to the lingo. What other country would have a railway station called – ... more