We came over from Northern Ireland. My wife is a disabled person no longer able to walk, and requires certain attention to her care, which is provided by me. However we found the radiators and water supplies were cold all the time we were there, and the duty staff could not get them working. The disabled parking spaces at both... more

We booked 3 nights here at a bargain of £99 total .. on their 3 nights for the price of 2 offer. The lodge was about 5 miles out of Cardiff, we caught a bus into Cardiff from Whitchurch Village at £1.50 (single) each .. and a taxi back at night cost us £8. The lodge itself was typical of... more

Stayed here for two weeks while working on an event based in Cardiff. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Daily servicing and cleaning is good. The building is in need of a coat of paint but the staff make up for the defects. They all seem to be helpful and the complimentary continental style breakfast is enough to start the day... more

My Fiance and I staryed at this hotel for 4 nights in August 2007. We were given a disabled room on the ground floor, room 103. THE ROOM: The room was quite nice, the usual decor for an Innkeepers Lodge. There was a double bed, TV, telephone, hairdryer, wardrobe section with a few hangers, tea/coffee making facilities, and a dressing... more

We stayed at the Innkeeper's Lodge in Tyn-Y-Parc Road, Cardiff at the beginning of April when Doncaster Rovers played at the Millennium Stadium (we won!!!). Pro's(in no particular order) - Friendly, helpful check-in. Clean room, bathroom and beds. Lovely fluffy towels. Plenty supplied for family of three. Tea/Coffee facilities (although not enough milk cartons). Toothpaste, razors, shampoo supplied free of... more