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No.2 Under the Clock

2 Bedroom (6 Guest) Apartment

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A contemporary and spacious two-bedroom apartment nestled in the heart of Cardiff

Introducing No. 2 Under the Clock, a contemporary and spacious two-bedroom apartment nestled in the heart of Cardiff within the iconic David Morgan Apartments. This stylish apartment offers a fully equipped kitchen, complete with the convenience of a Lavazza coffee machine, ensuring your mornings start just the way you like. The open-plan lounge is perfect for relaxing and socialising.

The apartment features two bedrooms, with the main bedroom boasting a king-size bed and a convenient en-suite bathroom. Additionally, there's a family-sized bathroom with a relaxing bath where you can unwind after a day of exploration.

Situated just a short stroll away from Cardiff Central train station and the famous Principality Stadium, this is the ideal choice for both business travellers and those seeking to immerse themselves in the vibrant city of Cardiff. Discover comfort and convenience in this prime location.

Apartment Features

Shower

Smart TV

Coffee

Wifi

Laundry

Toilet

Sofa

Dining

Kitchen

Soap

Linen

Towels

Reviews for No.2 Under the Clock

We are please with our stay at this apartment. Superb location within city center. Helpful instruction for check in. The apartment is generally very clean and spacious.

The host was responsive and made us feel welcome, by calling to check on us, to ensure we did not encounter any difficulty when checking in. The place was immaculately clean and everything we needed was in place. It is a lovely place to stay, and we will surely be coming back.

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Cardiff is great for leisurebusiness

Cardiff beckons leisure travellers with its captivating blend of historical landmarks and modern attractions. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Welsh history at Cardiff Castle. For couples, the romantic Cardiff Bay offers serene waterside walks, complemented by charming eateries. Friends can revel in the bustling city's nightlife or catch a show at the Millennium Centre. Families are enthralled by Techniquest, an interactive science discovery centre. Beyond the city, the breathtaking landscapes of South Wales, from the Gower Peninsula's beaches to Brecon Beacons' rolling hills, promise unforgettable adventures for all.

Cardiff, the vibrant capital of Wales, offers excellent rail and road links to major cities across the UK, complemented by Cardiff Airport. The city boasts a plethora of state-of-the-art conference venues and co-working spaces, tailored to cater to the contemporary needs of business travellers. Coupled with a rich array of dining options and cultural attractions, Cardiff seamlessly blends work with leisure, catering impeccably to the global business community.

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