An iconic Cardiff hotel has hailed a "hugely positive" year, welcoming more than 67,000 guests to date and generating record turnover.

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. When not abroad, travel writer John Oseid can be found in NYC or LA. Mar 29, 2017, 11:56am EDT Mar 29, 2017, 11:56am EDT This ...

A Cardiff Bay hotel is to expand after permission was given for an extension. The Travelodge in Hemingway Road will get an extra 32 rooms and a ground-floor shop as a result of the works. The plans ...

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Plans to build a 120-room floating hotel in Cardiff Bay by 2027 have been announced. The project by MEYER Floating Solutions Ltd, a “global leader in overwater real estate”, and Morfield Floating ...

Developers aim to build the stunning structure in a bay just two miles south of a busy major city INCREDIBLE plans for a unique 120-bed hotel on water have been revealed – and it’s just yards away ...

Plans for a major mixed-use development in Cardiff Bay have taken a step forward with developers being invited to lodge expressions of interest. Cardiff council, which is being advised by property ...

The modernisation of Cardiff is something of a work in progress. The road to Cardiff Bay is dotted with old industrial buildings, many of which have long been abandoned or turned into something else.

Hotel rooms around Cardiff have almost quadrupled in price for fans hoping to see the Ireland clash with France in the Rugby World Cup in October. Supporters are now being urged to book their flights ...

Cardiff is “loud, lively and out for a good time”, said Rob Crossan in The Times. The capital of Wales “doesn’t really do demure” and it’s a city that “isn’t shy about showing visitors its many charms ...