The Marquis Inn in Aberdare provides accommodations with a bar and a shared lounge. This 3-star bed and breakfast offers luggage storage space and daily room service.
Ty Haf is located in Aberdare, just 23 miles from Cardiff University and 24 miles from Cardiff Castle. This property offers access to a patio and free private parking.
Rose Cottage Trecynon Traditional 2 bed cottage Zip World Beacons Bike is located in Aberdare, just 24 miles from Cardiff University and 25 miles from University of South Wales – Cardiff Campus.
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
Cosy and comfortable, very well thought out with good use of space
No. 30 offers accommodations in Aberdare, 23 miles from Cardiff University and 24 miles from University of South Wales – Cardiff Campus.
Nicholle
United States of America
The location was ideal (we were visiting family in the area), and the hosts were fabulous. Breakfast was delicious—you most certainly won’t leave hungry! We would have loved to stay another night, but we had a full itinerary and had to move on to our next destination.
On the edge of the Brecon Beacons, these 4-star stone cottages have free internet and private parking. Tunnel Cottages at Blaen-nant-y-Groes Farm have a scenic location above Cwmbach.
Sandra
United States of America
In light of the unfortunate weather conditions, I was pleased to have a cozy stone cottage with access to Sky to spend time reading and watching HGTV. Local caretaker Susan went out of her way to make me comfortable and respond to my needs. Great location with a view across the valley.
Located in Treorky and with Cardiff University reachable within 21 miles, Cardiff Arms Bistro & Hotel has express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a terrace, free WiFi and a bar.
Catrin
United Kingdom
Lovely place to stay. Friendly staff and people. Food in pub delicious. Rooms stunning
The Tiger Inn has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Merthyr Tydfil. Offering a bar, the property is located within 23 miles of Cardiff University.
Abbie
United Kingdom
The room was clean and tidy and the sofabed was actually very comfortable. The staff were attentive and very friendly. There's a lovely little bar downstairs for a drink in the evening.
Aberdare seems a pleasant enough Welsh town with a good...
Aberdare seems a pleasant enough Welsh town with a good number of pubs and eateries and good access to surrounding towns, countryside and Cardiff. Our stay was largely about visiting family and so we did not make intensive use of the available entertainment.
Frank
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
National Trust Big Pit and getting to go down disused coal...
National Trust Big Pit and getting to go down disused coal mine - staff were fabulous, really interesting for all ages and worth a visit. Free
Tower Zip World - hubby and son had a fab 1-1.5 hours on zip line - Approx £50 each. Staff were very friendly and helpful.
Bike Park Wales - £47.00 each without equipment hire they do full hire package too - well worth the visit, staff were friendly. Exhausting but fulfilling day spent going down mountain - you learn how unfit you are though as it is physically challenging.
Barry Island - Home of Gavin and Stacey - paid parking but sea front is clean and well served - we went in April so rides etc only open at weekends but beach is clean and sandy. G/F fish and chips from Boofy’s on the sea front - fab ouuu lusss.
Dunraven Pub - Treherbert - fab food and fab service. Catered for my Coeliac hubby which was a true bonus.
Four Waterfalls Walk - amazing views and worth a visit but requires a decent amount of fitness, walk is 7.8 Kms and is tough going at times on uneven surfaces, gravel rocks, tree roots and slippy surfaces - dogs allowed but our Scottish terrier was k******ed by the time we got back, her legs were stumpier than usual. Parking around £5.00
Adele
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I was born in Aberdare and it was good to visit after many...
I was born in Aberdare and it was good to visit after many years. As with many valleys towns it looks sad compared to what it used to but still has many things to attract visitors including an excellent market.
It is an ideal position for the Dare Valley Country Park as well as the Brecon Beacons. The town park - just north of the town centre - is a brilliant place where motorcycle racing occurs annually.
If you stay there, try to do the Waterfalls Walk around Ystradfellte and Penderyn.
Gerald
Scored 10
10
Very easy walk into town, which is well serviced by a broad...
Very easy walk into town, which is well serviced by a broad range of local shops along with a nearby Tesco superstore with petrol station. Needed an optician (forgot to pack spare contact lenses( and a choice of three within 5 mins walk.
Rich
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Abedare is ideally suited for exploring.
Abedare is ideally suited for exploring. The local walks are wonderful but also close to everywhere else you might like to explore. Town has everything you might need whilst you are away. Supermarkets, pubs, shops etc.
Tina
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Dare Park nearby has good walks and Lakes , also nice cafe...
Dare Park nearby has good walks and Lakes , also nice cafe and food, drive up into the hills for great views and also more walks, try Welsh Rarebit on Lava bread, Abedare has lots of take away food shops, however a lot dont take card, there are cash machines nearby, watch out for speed cameras and also 20MPH restricted zones, Asda food store nearby, before you book hotel , call the reception and make sure it has good wifi signal in the room,
Alan
United Kingdom
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Perfect accommodation for what we needed as we stopped late at night and were off early in the morning, a little hotel-like facility on the back of a pub. Situated in a residential area, it was a peaceful night's sleep. We missed the food sadly and were gone before breakfast so we can't comment on that, but they did make us some sandwiches to take with us which was lovely. Couldn't have been nicer people running the place
Had a wonderful time. Breakfast was incredible. The hosts were lovely, helpful and very accommodating. We went to do the penderyn distillery tour which is a short taxi ride away. B and B itself in the centre of Aberdare where we spent two enjoyable evenings, wonderful Italian amd Indian meals and nice selection of pubs with friendly locals. Will be back again.
very quaint cottage stunning views over the valley and ideal location. There are plenty of things to do nearby and we found a lovely Italian in Aberdare only 10mins drive away. There are plenty of shops and food outlets nearby. The hosts were lovely and very informative.
Everything needed for a quiet short break, aberdare on your doorstep with an really good market not far to beacons and other places of interest highly recommend
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