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Hotels / Venue Info HOTELS / VENUE INFO THE ST DAVID’S HOTEL AND SPA The St David’s Hotel and Spa, Havannah Street, Cardiff, CF10 5SD The St. David's Hotel & Spa in on the waterfront of the vibrant Cardiff Bay and offers easy access to all the attractions in Cardiff. It is only a short 5 minute walk from Cardiff’s Wales Millennium Centre. The hotel offers guests a tranquil and relaxing environment filled with light and benefiting from some of the finest possible views across the water. The rooms range from Classic Doubles to Deluxe Master Suites, with modern en suite facilities, Plasma TV, broadband internet and much more as standard. Hotel Rates Any delegate attending the BioWales Event will receive 10% of the best available rate. Delegates will need to state that they are attending the BioWales Event to be eligible for this discount. This discount is subject to availability. To book please contact Tracey Davidson, Sales Executive, at either Tel +44 (0)2920 313051 / mobile +44(0)7956 549069 / email :[email protected] For further details on the hotel please visit : www.thestdavidshotel.com MARRIOTT HOTEL Marriott Hotel, Mill Lane, Cardiff, CF10 1EZ Situated in the heart of the city centre in the continental Cafe Quarter, our deluxe hotel is perfect for both business and leisure guests. Just 5 minutes walking distance of Cardiff Central Train Station and on the doorstep of the St David's complex housing a variety of restaurants and late night shopping to include a flagship John Lewis department store. The Wales Millennium Centre is a 15 minute stroll or can be reached by the regular bus service which stops outside of the hotel. Relax in our well appointed rooms, featuring air conditioning, luxurious designer bedding and high-speed Internet. Start your day in our fully equipped fitness club with heated indoor pool, and finish your day with a relaxing cocktail on Chats' bar terrace or dinner in our AA Rosette restaurant, Brasserie Centrale, where you'll sample French cuisine with a British influence and European wines. On-site car parking is available. Hotel Rates Please click on the attached link to book : Cardiff Marriott Hotel Rates are as follows : £87.00 for single occupancy of a queen room to include full buffet breakfast, service and VAT @ 20% £97.00 for double occupancy of a queen or twin room to include full buffet breakfast, service and VAT @ 20% Any problems please contact – Anna.O’Shea Direct Tel: +44 (0)29 2078 5838 Email: anna.o’[email protected] For further details on the hotel please visit : cardiffmarriott.co.uk Click here to view the Cardiff Marriott e-brochure HILTON HOTEL Hilton Hotel, Kingsway, Cardiff, CF10 3HH The Hilton Cardiff is situated in the heart of the city centre and is an ideal location for both business and leisure guests. The hotel is located opposite Cardiff castle, offers modern guest rooms, an award winning restaurant, popular bar and on-site leisure facilities, as well as an impressive range of facilities and conference suites. Our Award winning Razzi Restaurant is situated on the ground floor, alongside the Metropole Lounge and opposite the Costa Coffee Bar. The leisure facilities are situated on the 2nd floor of the hotel in our LivingWell Health Club. The facilities include a 20 metre stainless steel swimming pool, fully equipped gym, sauna, steam room and spa bath. Hotel Rates The Hilton Cardiff is happy to offer a B&B rate for Thursday 6th and Friday 7th March 2014 at £105.00. This rate is per room per night and full inclusive of VAT and the Living Well Health Club. To make your reservations please contact: Amy Davies - Group Reservations Agent - [email protected] / Telephone: 02920 646344 For further details on the hotel click here PARK INN CARDIFF CITY CENTRE Park Inn Cardiff City Centre, Mary Ann Street, Cardiff, CF10 2 JH Situated in the heart of the city, this stylish hotel with its most impressive reception and public areas is a few minutes’ walk from all the shops and nightlife you could wish for. The central train station is close by and the Millennium Centre is a few minutes’ drive away. RBG restaurant offers great food in a warm and welcoming environment whilst the popular bar is an ideal place to meet and relax with friends and colleagues. There is also a spacious outside terrace from which to watch the city pass by. There is private parking beneath the hotel, and additional space in the John Lewis car park next to the hotel. Hotel Rates Please contact the hotel to book by telephone as the rates will be subject to availability. Please ask for Anna Grodecka and mention that they are attending the BioWales Event. Tel : +44 (0)2920 341441, [email protected] For further details on the hotel please visit : www.parkinn.co.uk/hotel-cardiff PARK INN CARDIFF CITY CENTRE Park Inn Cardiff North, Circle Way East, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9XF The hotel is located just 3 miles from the city centre in a quiet residential area close to the M4. Access is very easy and the Millennium centre is 10 minutes drive away. The hotel offers extensive free car parking for guests. All bedrooms are spacious and newly refurbished with air conditioning and great bathrooms with double rainfall showers. There is a comfortable lounge and bar serving food throughout the day and evening, and the restaurant offers a wide range of dishes with specialities from the char grill. The hotel also has a large leisure suite, use of which is free of charge to guests. Hotel Rates Please contact the hotel to book by telephone as the rates will be subject to availability. Please mention that they are attending the BioWales Event Tel : +44(0)2920 589988 or email at [email protected] For further details on the hotel please visit : www.parkinn.co.uk/hotel-cardiffnorth RADISSON BLU CARDIFF Radisson Blu Cardiff, Meridian Gate, Bute Terrace, Cardiff CF10 2FL This impressive ultra-modern hotel is a landmark in the heart of the city. The central station is a short walk away, and the hotel is just a few minutes’ drive from Cardiff Bay where the Millennium Centre is located. Bedrooms are chic and comfortable with floor to ceiling windows offering panoramic views of the city. The popular Filini restaurant is a creative blend of Italian kitchen and creative design with impressive lunch and dinner menus. There are also two comfortable bars with picture windows, either is a great place to unwind with a cocktail. A haven amidst the hustle and bustle of the city centre. Hotel Rates Please contact the hotel to book by telephone as the rates will be subject to availability. Please mention that they are attending the BioWales Conference. Tel : +44 (0)2920 454 777 or email at [email protected] For further details on hotel please visit www.radissonblu.co.uk/hotel-cardiff HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS CARDIFF BAY Holiday Inn Express Cardiff Bay, Longueil Close, Schooner Way, Atlantic Wharf, Cardiff CF10 4EE The hotel is situated at Atlantic Wharf, which is 10 minutes walk to the Wales Millennium Centre and ideally a short taxi ride from Cardiff Central Station. For those delegates with cars there is ample on site parking, which is included in the rate. Delegates are welcome to leave their car at the hotel during the conference times Hotel Rates The Holiday Inn offers a BioWales delegate rate of £60 per room, inclusive of continental breakfast and car parking. To book please call Helen Morgan: +44(0) 29 2044 9000 For further details on hotel please visit : www.exhicardiff.co.uk IBIS HOTEL CARDIFF CENTRE Ibis Hotel Cardiff Centre, Churchill Way, Cardiff, CF10 2HA The hotel is situated in the city centre and is approx 30 minutes walk to Millennium Centre situated in Cardiff Bay or accessible by bus no 6 which stops opposite the hotel. The hotel has a 24 hours reception and snack/bar service, Internet access available at extra cost £9.99/24hrs and Public Car Park NCP on Pellett Street cost £5/24hrs and the new St David’s shopping centre is situated opposite the hotel Hotel Rates For their best prices please contact the hotel directly on +44(0)29 2064 9250 or click here IBIS CARDIFF GATE Ibis Cardiff Gate, Malthouse Avenue Cardiff Gate Business Park, Pontprennau, Cardiff, CF23 8RA The hotel is situated in Cardiff Gate Business Park, which is 6 miles from the City Centre The hotel has a 24 hours reception and snack/bar service, Internet access available at extra cost £9.99/24hrs and Private outdoor parking Hotel Rates For our best prices please contact the hotel directly on +44 (0)29 2073 3222 or click here TRAVELODGE Travelodge – 3 in Cardiff as follows : Atlantic Wharf, Hemingway Road, Cardiff CF10 4JY Imperial Gate, St. Mary's Street, Cardiff CF10 1FA The Friary, Queen Street, Cardiff CF10 2RG Should delegates be interested in booking accommodation at Travelodge hotels please refer to website link below http://www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/book/cardiff-hotels If you require further assistance or are interested making a bespoke group booking we could cater for this through our group desk so please do not hesitate to the eCommerce Manager, Brad Poole, contact details below: T +44 (0)1844 358 843 m +44 (0)7881 316 890 PARK PLAZA Park Plaza, Greyfriars Rd, Cardiff, CF10 3AL The award winning Park Plaza Hotel in Cardiff is located in the heart of Cardiff city centre, nearby Cardiff Castle, the Millennium Stadium, Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama and Cardiff City Hall.
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