The Royal Hotel Cardiff
4 StarsQuiet city-view guest rooms, Historic Victorian landmark heritage
Quiet city-view guest rooms, Historic Victorian landmark heritage
Spacious rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, Modern on-site fitness studio
Cardiff Castle views, Castell's Restaurant dining
21-storey city center landmark, Terrace by Pommery
Historic Cardiff Castle views, Proximity to Principality Stadium
The Sorting Room restaurant, Luxurious family accommodations
High-rise city and bay views, Family-friendly city base
Panoramic Cardiff city views, Modern Social restaurant and bar
Panoramic Cardiff city views, Leisure facility access policy
Stadium and River Taff vistas, Dedicated Academy Conference Centre
Panoramic Cardiff Castle views, Heated indoor swimming pool
Cardiff Central station proximity, Central St Mary Street location
Panoramic city view restaurant, Streamlined digital check-in
The Customs Shed restaurant, Heated indoor pool and spa
Authentic Victorian-era charm, Cardiff Central transport links
Retro-style interior design, Central Cardiff City Centre location
Soundproofed city view windows, Signature Marriott pillowtop beds
Modern minimalist city base, Custom bunk bed configurations
Panoramic rooftop terrace, Lefel 6 rooftop restaurant
Bespoke contemporary art collection, Laguna Health and Spa sanctuary
Convenient city centre transport links, Welcoming pet-friendly accommodation policy
Central Fitzalan Place location, Pet-friendly city accommodation
Dedicated Tiger Bay floor, Welsh-inspired Tir a Môr dining
Direct city transport links, Unique porthole window design
Thomas Restaurant and Bar, Contemporary Cardiff Bay base
Unique sherry-themed rooms, Andalusian-style rooftop terrace
Culley's Kitchen & Bar, Historic Victorian trading hub
All-day dining at Bar and Grill, Victorian heritage and modern flair
Streamlined rooms with dock views, Waterside Bute East Dock setting
Spacious apartment living, Prime city center proximity
Flexible accommodation configurations, Convenient Newport Road bus links
Adjoining Brewers Fayre restaurant, Strategic Cardiff hub location
Tranquil garden and terrace access, Sunday street market access
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The Millennium Stadium in Cardiff opened in June 1999. It is the national stadium of Wales and home to the Wales national football and rugby union teams. It is also used for other large sports events and music concerts. Music artists that have performed here include Madonna (twice), the Rolling Stones, U2 and Bruce Springsteen. The total cost of construction was £121 million and it was completed in time to enable Cardiff to host the Rugby World Cup in 1999. It has a seating capacity of 74,500 and has a fully retractable roof. At its time of construction it was only the second stadium in Europe to have a retractable roof. The central area of the stadium includes a grass pitch that measures 120 × 79 metres (390 × 259 feet). Millennium Stadium plc, which is a subsidiary of the Welsh Rugby Union, are the current owners of the Millennium Stadium.
Millennium Stadium is a top attraction in Cardiff, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Central railway station, RHS Flower Show Cardiff, Cardiff Castle, Cardiff International Arena, all within a convenient distance from Millennium Stadium.