Welcome to our beautiful city escape, perfectly located between the popular Cardiff Bay and hustle and bustle of the City Centre. Our apartment sits within a gated development boasting views overlooking the River Taff and onto Penarth. There is a designated parking spot along with Wi-Fi and Netflix. -- The bedroom is a good size with a king bed, built-in wardrobes and a dressing table with mirror. The open-plan living area provides comfortable seating, including a sofa-bed, and a separate dining area. Both rooms benefit from large windows offering views of the River Taff and an abundance of natural light. -- The modern kitchen provides everything needed during your stay, including cooking essentials, a mini-fridge with freezer, washing machine with good dryer, oven, stove, microwave and more. The modern bathroom offers a shower over bath with fresh towelling and shampoo provided for every guest.

Local, friendly, and responsive. -- Representing a range of residential properties across Cardiff and Penarth, we provide guests with convenient, private, and competitively priced alternatives to hotels. -- Most of our spaces utilise a key-safe for access, which allows guests flexibility around arrival times, as well as enabling a contact-free check-in. -- Spaces are fully furnished with all essentials to make a home-from-home and are professionally cleaned by our eagle-eyed cleaning team after each stay. Fresh hotel-quality linens and towels are provided for each guest, while guest support is on hand 24/7.

Situated in-between Cardiff Bay and the City Centre, while also close to Penarth, there is plenty on offer within easy walking distance. -- Europe’s largest waterfront development, Cardiff Bay, boasts loads of fantastic attractions for the whole family, including great eateries, venues and cultural attractions. Tour the barrage, catch a show at the Millennium Centre or take boat trip before settling down to food and a drink in one of the famous waterfront restaurants. -- The City Centre is a major shopping hub adjacent to Cardiff Castle and the Principality Stadium, offering mainstream stores on Queen Street, indie boutiques in the glass-roofed 18-1900s Castle Quarter arcades and food from local producers in at the eclectic Central Market, to name just a few highlights. By night, the streets fill with revellers heading to the array of pubs, clubs and restaurants or going to one of the many fantastic entertainment venues, such as the Motorpoint Arena.