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A good number of the guests who book Bungalow Ty Cwtch aren’t in Cardiff for the castle or the museums. They’re here for a Wales international, a football fixture, or one of the big concerts that Principality Stadium pulls in throughout the year, and they need somewhere to sleep that

If your job fits in a laptop bag these days, you’ve probably noticed you can do it from almost anywhere. The question isn’t really “can I work from here” any more, it’s “where would I actually enjoy living for a few weeks or a couple of months”. We think Cardiff

Planning a trip to Cardiff when you have mobility, sensory or other access needs usually means doing a lot of homework before you’ve even booked anything. We’ve put together this guide to save you some of that legwork. We’re a small, independently run holiday bungalow near Cardiff city centre, and

We get asked a lot, usually by people booking Bungalow Ty Cwtch for the first time, when the best time to visit Cardiff actually is. The honest answer is that it depends what you’re after, because Cardiff genuinely changes character across the year. Rugby weekends feel completely different from a

If you’re staring at a map of South Wales and the West of England trying to work out where to book a few nights away, you’ve probably narrowed it down to these three. They’re all within about an hour of each other by train, which is part of the problem:

Cardiff doesn’t always make the shortlist when people think about a romantic weekend away. Edinburgh, Bath, the Cotswolds, maybe Bruges if you fancy a ferry. But we’d argue Cardiff deserves a place on that list too, and not as a consolation prize. It’s a compact capital city with a castle