Apartments and Flats to rent in Cardiff and Wales

Wales Holiday Apartments and Flats: Cardiff Self Catering Accommodation

A fully equipped self catering apartment or holiday flat in Cardiff, or anywhere across Wales, has many benefits as a self catering holiday choice. Benefits include independence, your own key to come and go as you please, and a home from home environment and atmosphere.

Holiday flats and apartments are usually equipped with modern kitchen facilities, utensils, TV, often DVD players and stereos, and of course all en-suite facilities, as well as household items such as washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave and so forth. Extra privacy and flexibility come with this choice of holiday accommodation. There will be no need to haul yourself up for breakfast at 7.30am as you are not governed by others, your timetable is yours to make.

Discover a selection of Wales self catering accommodation apartments and flats in most of the top Wales seaside resorts such as Rhyl and Prestatyn (particularly Rhyl) on the North Wales coast, and south on the Glamorgan coast around Porthcawl and bustling Barry Island.

Serviced Apartments Cardiff – Business Travellers

If you're a business traveller choosing a self catering option, you may prefer to choose a serviced apartment. For Wales's serviced apartments Cardiff is the premier destination. If you plan to spend some time working in your holiday apartment or flat remember to check if there is air conditioning to remain cool on those warm summer days. If you're using a laptop for long periods, you may also want to check the hourly rate for internet connection (this will be more applicable in apartments connected to hotels or B&B guesthouses).

Flats to rent in Swansea: Holiday Apartments in Wales - A Guide

Top tips for holiday flat and apartment accommodation include making sure you have adequate travel insurance to cover medical and personal belongings. This is applicable whether staying at holiday apartments in the Lake District, or in Wales. You will be leaving your personal belongings in the apartment frequently, so insurance is a big issue to consider. Unlike hotels there are rarely safety deposit facilities and so security is worth bearing in mind. Another extra bonus with apartments and holiday flats is that they often allow pets, although it's always worth double checking when booking. Some flats and apartments will have strict rules regarding animals (which might make you wonder why they allow pets at all), so be sure to check on these as well.

Some holiday apartments in the North West, and apartments or flats in Wales, may have proprietors living in adjacent properties or nearby, who will regularly liaise with you. You may want to check that you have the owners contact details in case you experience any problems. Make sure that you are clear about when to vacate the apartment or flat, as late departures may result in your being charged for an extra night's stay. If you do have to stay longer for any reason, then seek approval from the proprietor. Further to this, try not to leave the apartment in a mess, otherwise you may find yourself being sent a large cleaning bill! Finally it is advisable not to exceed the number of persons allowed in the apartment/flat. This may be against fire regulations and may result in the management refusing you access or charging extra.