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Gelynis Farm located at Morganstown, Cardiff CF15 8LB, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 029 2084 4440

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Euan C

4 Google Rating

Havent actually stayed there but the building itself, the farm itself and the surrounding area are a

4/ 5

Havent actually stayed there but the building itself, the farm itself and the surrounding area are all lovely. Cute fruit farms, little village near radyr nearby, taff trail directly next to the B&B :)

Dan Saltman

5 Google Rating

Good place to stay for access to Cardiff and well placed near to the M4 yet surprisingly quiet

5/ 5

Good place to stay for access to Cardiff and well placed near to the M4 yet surprisingly quiet

Sarah-Jayne Bisley

4 Google Rating

Looks lovely, didn't stop to sample any of the facilities but I believe the have a tea room on the w

4/ 5

Looks lovely, didn't stop to sample any of the facilities but I believe the have a tea room on the weekend which would be a nice stop when walking up to Castell Coch.

Zara Killjoy

4 Google Rating

Very welcoming, comfortable b & b. Fresh home cooked breakfast. Pretty surrounding gardens.

4/ 5

Very welcoming, comfortable b & b. Fresh home cooked breakfast. Pretty surrounding gardens.

Anthony Funnell

4 Google Rating

Not currently open at times advertised on their website.

4/ 5

Not currently open at times advertised on their website.

Pam Watts

5 Google Rating

Margaret is a wonderful hostess! The setting is beautiful. Beds comfortable and breakfast delicious

5/ 5

Margaret is a wonderful hostess! The setting is beautiful. Beds comfortable and breakfast delicious. We will definitely booking again for our next visit to South Wales.

Gary Searle

5 Google Rating

Nice view of the castle

5/ 5

Nice view of the castle

Dan Saltman

5 Google Rating

Good place to stay for access to Cardiff and well placed near to the M4 yet surprisingly quiet

5/ 5

Good place to stay for access to Cardiff and well placed near to the M4 yet surprisingly quiet

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