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Cardigan is a popular destination for tourists, as it is well located near to Snowdonia National Park and the long beaches of western Wales.
It is a sleepy town, which has a handful of bed and breakfasts, guesthouses and small hotels.
Being generally family run businesses, they provide comfortable bedrooms and a hearty breakfast in the morning.
Attractions close to many hotels in Cardigan include Cardigan Castle, the Museum of Power and the David Beattie Etching Studio and Gallery.
There is also an arts venue called Theatre Mwldan in the centre of the town.
Pubs and small cafes offer visitors a place to eat and relax.
Many visitors tend to be ramblers or mountain bikers, although some simply come here for a retreat from city life.
Some places to stay have views of the coast as well as the mountains of Snowdonia, offering a fantastic chance to see wildlife.
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District: Tresaith Beach
Perched on a cliff top looking over a sandy beach, perfect for discovering the west Wales coastline and historic landmarks around Penbryn, well equipped modern apartments, lodges and cottages
Superb9.0
(5 reviews)
District: City Centre
On the picturesque west Wales coast, just off the high street, near the heart of Cardigan, family run, conservatory dining area
Very Good8.4
(91 reviews)
District: Aberporth
Set in a historic , beautiful and peaceful environment, near museums, castles, and parks, with elegant rooms, good restaurants, business and leisure facilities
Pleasant6.7
(16 reviews)
District: Gwbert
On the Heritage coast in Pembrokeshire, overlooking the sparkling Cardigan Bay, with its own health spa and conservatory, events venues, fine restaurant
Pleasant6.5
(228 reviews)
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Introduction to Cardigan, Wales
Cardigan is a popular destination for tourists, as it is well located near to Snowdonia National Park and the long beaches of western Wales.It is a sleepy town, which has a handful of bed and breakfasts, guesthouses and small hotels.
Being generally family run businesses, they provide comfortable bedrooms and a hearty breakfast in the morning.
Attractions close to many hotels in Cardigan include Cardigan Castle, the Museum of Power and the David Beattie Etching Studio and Gallery.
There is also an arts venue called Theatre Mwldan in the centre of the town.
Pubs and small cafes offer visitors a place to eat and relax.
Many visitors tend to be ramblers or mountain bikers, although some simply come here for a retreat from city life.
Some places to stay have views of the coast as well as the mountains of Snowdonia, offering a fantastic chance to see wildlife.
Reviews: The hotels in Cardigan
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