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Welcome to Bwthyn y Trisant, a hidden gem located in the heart of Cardiff, where traditional charm meets contemporary comfort. This delightful establishment offers a unique blend of high-quality accommodation and exceptional service, ensuring that each guest feels right at home. Our rooms are thoughtfully designed, featuring a harmonious mix of modern amenities and classic Welsh decor, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for relaxation.

At Bwthyn y Trisant, customer satisfaction is our top priority. Our dedicated team goes above and beyond to cater to your needs, providing personalized recommendations for local attractions and dining options to enhance your stay. Whether you’re visiting for leisure or business, our convenient location allows easy access to Cardiff’s vibrant cultural scene, making it an ideal base for exploration.

What sets us apart is our commitment to sustainability and community engagement; we proudly source local produce for our breakfast offerings and actively support nearby artisans. Experience the warmth of Welsh hospitality at Bwthyn y Trisant, where every stay promises comfort, quality, and a touch of character that makes your visit truly memorable.

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