Hotel Indigo Cardiff by IHG
Rooftop bar above the Kingsway approach
O tym hotelu
The rooftop restaurant and bar is what sets Hotel Indigo apart on this list, a top-floor space with city views that fills up in the hours before kickoff when fans want a proper meal rather than a standing pint at street level. The location four minutes from Kingsway and the Museum of Cardiff puts you on the same walking route down to Westgate Street that most of the pre-match crowd follows, without the noise of a hotel right on the main strip. The fitness centre and business centre suit a longer stay, and the airport shuttle helps fans flying into Cardiff or Bristol rather than arriving by train. Breakfast runs on the pricier side with a paid option, but the eco-certified building and eighteen-nineties-through-modern décor give the stay more character than the chain hotels nearby.
- Rooftop bar
- Near Kingsway
- Airport shuttle
- Fitness centre
Nasza opinia
This suits fans who want a proper rooftop meal before the match rather than a pub crawl, and who value the four minute walk to Kingsway over a cheaper room further out. Groups wanting a bar at street level rather than the top floor might prefer a livelier option on St Mary Street. The 4.6 rating from nearly fifteen hundred reviews and 4.9 location score back up both the setting and the walk.
- Book the rooftop restaurant ahead of a Saturday kickoff, it fills with fans wanting the view before the walk down.
- Use the airport shuttle if flying into Bristol, the transfer from there runs over an hour by taxi otherwise.
- Walk via Kingsway to reach Westgate Street, it is the route most of the crowd takes down to the stadium from here.
Dlaczego to lubimy
- Rooftop restaurant and bar with city views
- Four minutes from the Kingsway tram stop
- Airport shuttle for fans flying in
- Eco-certified four-star property
Za co cenią go gościeWe treated ourselves to the rooftop restaurant the night before a Wales match and watched the city fill up with red shirts from the top floor before heading down to join them the next morning. The walk to Kingsway and on to Westgate Street took exactly the four minutes promised, and the room itself was quiet enough that the pre-match noise from the street below never reached us.