Welcome to Hotel Indigo® Cardiff, where bespoke design meets classic Welsh heritage. Our boutique bedrooms reflect our vibrant city, with the themes ‘Made in Wales’, ‘Welsh Industry’ and ‘Music’ embodied in local art and natural materials. Many also offer wonderful views of the Cardiff skyline, and they all have free Wi-Fi and invigorating rainfall showers. Moments from our front door you can sing along with the fans at the home of Welsh rugby, explore the historic Cardiff Castle with its fairy tale towers, or rock out to that famous local music at the Motorpoint Arena. Our fully equipped fitness suite will keep you on your toes, and after a day of discovery our rooftop Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, Bar & Grill is the perfect place to relax, with a mouth-watering classic British menu, private dining and not to mention a fabulous roof terrace.
Recharge your battery in our state of the art fitness suite. Open 6am - 11pm, cardio and weight lifting PRECOR GYM equipment is at your disposal to stay in form even on holidays or during your business trips.
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Cardiff’s story unfolds as soon as you step outside of our hotel – from the Big Bang to the Ice Age at the National Museum Cardiff, through medieval heritage at Cardiff Castle, to the WWII air raid shelters in its underground tunnels. A quick cab ride away on the redeveloped Cardiff Bay waterfront, innovative contemporary buildings like the Welsh Senedd sit near the former docks at Tiger Bay, where coal was shipped out during the Industrial Revolution. You can experience Wales’ proud musical traditions at the Wales Millennium Centre, and catch gigs at St. David's Hall, moments from our front door. Cardiff’s best shopping centers are all a short walk away, while the passionate fans at the Principality Stadium are within earshot of our roof terrace, so you can hear their roar on match days.
Created by one of the UK's most celebrated chefs, our hotel restaurant serves a delicious, classic British all-day menu, prepared from locally sourced produce. It’s the perfect place to relish succulent steaks paired with crafted cocktails, as you watch the sun set over the city from our rooftop terrace.
A tiny café with big ambitions, this cozy family-run bakery near City Hall has built itself a strong local reputation. Serving excellent freshly brewed coffee and baked goods made from locally milled flour, it’s the ideal place to top up as you explore the city. If you have time, take the opportunity to savor their legendary brunch.
It’s definitely worth the short drive north of Cardiff to the Coleg y Cymoedd (College of the Valleys), where the restaurant is run by the future stars of Welsh catering, under the assured guidance of top professional chefs. The result is innovative and great value Welsh cuisine – an achievement recognised by a Good Food Award.
You can find Cardiff's first completely vegan diner in the bohemian residential suburb of Roath. This welcoming, laid-back restaurant serves up a sumptuous spread of inventive dishes, made using local, seasonal and organic produce. It all goes to show, you don't need meat or fish in a dish to make a tasty, nutritious meal.
Steps from the hotel, Cardiff Castle soars above lush parkland and the River Taff. You can relive the dreams of its wealthy 19th-century owners as you drift through lavish Gothic apartments brimming with ornate carvings, sparkling stained glass and cool marble, and climb the Norman Keep for a view over the city that inspired it all.
Five minutes’ stroll from our hotel, Cardiff City Hall, built from gleaming Portland stone, is flanked by fountains and landscaped gardens. Its domed roof and soaring clock tower make it one of the city's most exuberant buildings, while inside, statues of Welsh heroes stand beneath the stained glass of its impressive Marble Hall.
Just along Castle Street, you can join 80,000 fans to soak up the passionate atmosphere at the home of Welsh sport. Match days fill the air with song, and you can walk out our hotel to the roar of the crowd on a stadium tour. Look out too for the world’s top bands – The Rolling Stones, Madonna and Beyonce have all played here.
The magnificent Grand Hall beneath the huge dome of the National Museum is a fitting place to start a journey through 500 years of European art. Stroll across City Hall Lawn to discover everything from old masters to a fantastic collection of Impressionist and modern works and a treasure trove of delicate Welsh porcelain.
With its futuristic design and Welsh poetry inscribed proudly on its facade, the iconic Wales Millennium Centre is the focal point of the revamped Cardiff Bay docklands. Visit to enjoy a wide-ranging programme of musical drama, classic opera and ballet in its 3 theatres, as well as more contemporary music and dance.
There’s nothing like the thrill of a big gig, and the list of stars to have graced the stage here reads like a who's who of rock music and stand-up comedy. Past visitors include local heroes Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey, and the wide, 5000-seat arena perfectly balances a feeling of intimacy with a great party vibe.
Glee's intimate auditorium keeps everyone close to the stage, and the electric atmosphere makes it one of Cardiff Bay’s best-loved venues. Top comedians strut their stuff at the weekend, or you might catch a show by an up-and-coming rock band. Cocktails, craft beers and a tempting menu ensure that you can really make a night of it.
Tapping into the enthusiasm of youth, the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama provides a stage for students to show off their talents. You can enjoy everything from classical music to jazz and drama at their modern theatre in the grounds of Cardiff Castle, a driving force in the local creative community.