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Paulie wrote: In the ibis on Churchill street or whatever it's called.

It's the one on Tyndall St Paulie.

Paulie wrote: reddladd wrote: Paulie wrote: In the ibis on Churchill street or whatever it's called. It's the one on Tyndall St Paulie. Cheers. It says Churchill Way on the confirmation but sure that's probably on Tyndall Street. I won't worry about it now!

There's two Ibis, the budget is on Tyndall street

Paulie, you are in the posh 60 euro/night place.
Churchill Way is a stones throw from Queen Street (the main shopping street) and a lot busier with pubs and restaurants, right next to you.
East Tyndel Street is a little out of the way, in a slightly more secluded / more industrial area.
Still, its just a 6 or 7 minutes walk to the nightlife/bars/restaurants of St Mary's etc.

There is actually a cheap Travellodge on St Mary's itself for 30 quid/night as well as another one on Queen Street for 40 quid

Paulie wrote: manulike wrote: Paulie, you are in the posh 60 euro/night place. Churchill Way is a stones throw from Queen Street (the main shopping street) and a lot busier with pubs and restaurants, right next to you. East Tyndel Street is a little out of the way, in a slightly more secluded / more industrial area. Still, its just a 6 or 7 minutes walk to the nightlife/bars/restaurants of St Mary's etc. There is actually a cheap Travellodge on St Mary's itself for 30 quid/night as well as another one on Queen Street for 40 quid Thanks. This will be my 6th time to Cardiff so I really should know my way around at this stage.

Booked it a while back myself,looking to book a hotel in Dublin the night of the home game v Wales as i am taking the bird and we have an early flight,serious prices in the capital

Butch wrote: Any recommendations for a hotel in Cardiff ? Never been before and wouldn't know the lay of the land or what areas . Or more likely a hostel in a good area . Cheers

anything within walking distance of St Mary's street and you'll be grand.

muscles wrote: newrynyuk wrote: Start the panic!  Tried reserving a hotel room in Cardiff for 9th of October next year on booking.com and you would not believe the number of hotels that are already fully booked up! Cheers for the warning, just booked a Premier Inn now, well outside city centre but €206 for 3 nights for a twin room

Any talk of them moving back to the Millennium Stadium due to demand?

Edited by KING-CON - 12 Oct 2016 at 5:33pm

deise316 wrote: KING-CON wrote: Any talk of them moving back to the Millennium Stadium due to demand? {EDIT} Wrong thread I'll answer it anyway KC, someone can delete or move it later. Welsh FA confirmed their home games for 2016 are going to be played in Cardiff City stadium, they have not confirmed anything about 2017 yet.  There are those of the view that they would move to the bigger one if demand is there & they are in contention for 1st/2nd, but also some think they won't move it as it would mean giving us more tickets & they might not want to do that. Not too many experts on the workings of the Welsh FA around here, so who knows.  Personally, I always believe if yer looking to know what lads in suits might do, follow the money, ergo they will move it if demand exists.