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Overnight accommodation<br />

The University has arranged special room<br />

rates with our partners Cardiff and Co.<br />

To take advantage <strong>of</strong> the special prices<br />

book with Cardiff and Co (rather than<br />

directly with the hotel) at:<br />

https://www.conferencebookings.co.uk/<br />

delegate/CDFRAENG2012<br />

Special rates and rooms have been<br />

reserved in the following hotels:<br />

Ibis City Centre Hotel<br />

Single from: £60<br />

Double from: £60<br />

Holiday Inn Cardiff City<br />

Single B&B from: £85<br />

Double B&B from: £95<br />

Twin: £95<br />

Parc Hotel, Thistle<br />

Double – single B&B from: £89<br />

Double – double B&B from: £99<br />

Twin – double B&B from: £99<br />

Park Plaza<br />

Double – double B&B from: £109<br />

Double – single B&B from: £99<br />

Twin – double B&B from: £109<br />

Hilton Cardiff Hotel<br />

Double – single B&B from: £115<br />

Double – double B&B from: £125<br />

Twin – double B&B from: £125<br />

St David’s Hotel and Spa<br />

Double – single B&B from: £110<br />

Double – double B&B from: £120<br />

Twin – double B&B from: £120<br />

If you have any questions or would prefer to<br />

make a telephone booking, please contact<br />

Cheryl Walker on +44(0)29 2087 1023<br />

during normal working hours (Mon-<br />

Thursday 0900 - 1700, Friday 0900 - 1630) or<br />

email cheryl.walker@cardiffandco.com<br />

Travelling to Cardiff<br />

Cardiff, Europe’s youngest capital, is situated in South Wales and is easy to reach<br />

from anywhere in the UK. Just two hours away from the centre <strong>of</strong> London by<br />

rail or road and two and a half hours’ drive away from Heathrow, Cardiff is<br />

accessible whether you plan to get here by car, plane or train.<br />

Arriving by car:<br />

Cardiff is right on the national motorway system, with the M4 running through<br />

the north <strong>of</strong> the city, making London a comfortable drive away.<br />

From the Midlands, the North <strong>of</strong> England and Scotland it is a straightforward<br />

drive via the M6, M5 and M50/M4. From the South and South West <strong>of</strong> England<br />

the approach is by M5 and M4. Access from West Wales is by M4. If you enter<br />

Wales via the M4 Second Severn Crossing or the M48 Severn Bridge you will<br />

need to pay a toll. The Severn Crossing toll for cars entering Wales is £6 (please<br />

note that it is not possible to pay by card).<br />

Arriving by air:<br />

Cardiff is served by its own international airport with regular direct flights from<br />

the UK, located 12 miles west <strong>of</strong> Cardiff city centre, and just 10 miles from<br />

Junction 33.<br />

Arriving by rail:<br />

High-speed InterCity trains link most cities around the country with Cardiff. The<br />

journey time from London Paddington to Cardiff is just over two hours and<br />

trains depart every 30 minutes during the day. You will arrive at Cardiff's Central<br />

Train Station, Wales' busiest train station. The Grade II listed building is in the<br />

centre <strong>of</strong> Cardiff and is minutes away from the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff's<br />

major shopping areas and hotels.<br />

City Hall

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