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Best Western Ebbw Vale

Best Western Ebbw Vale

3 out of 5
7 Bridge Street Ebbw Vale Wales
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$68 por noche
El precio es de $82 en total por noche
$82 en total
29 ene. - 30 ene.
Total con impuestos y cargos
Entre los servicios y amenidades de este hotel, además de estacionamiento gratis, encontrarás un restaurante y servicio de recepción las 24 horas. El wifi es gratis. Asimismo, cuenta con servicio de lavandería o tintorería y una lavandería.
Estacionamiento incluido
Wifi gratis
The Angel Hotel

The Angel Hotel

3 out of 5
Castle Street Cardiff Wales
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Este hotel tiene un restaurante y un bar o lounge. Hay 7 salas de conferencias, wifi gratis en las áreas comunes y check-out exprés por si tu viaje es de trabajo. También hay una cafetería, un snack bar o deli y un lobby con chimenea.
Mascotas
Wifi gratis
Cardiff Marriott Hotel

Cardiff Marriott Hotel

4 out of 5
Mill Lane Cardiff Wales
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$84 por noche
El precio es de $101 en total por noche
$101 en total
25 ene. - 26 ene.
Total con impuestos y cargos
Este hotel cuenta con un restaurante, un gimnasio abierto las 24 horas y un bar o lounge. El wifi es gratis. Aquí también contarás con estacionamiento, un centro de negocios y check-in exprés.
Mascotas
Wifi gratis
Future Inns Cardiff Bay

Future Inns Cardiff Bay

4 out of 5
Hemingway Road Cardiff Bay Cardiff Wales
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$78 por noche
El precio es de $94 en total por noche
$94 en total
29 ene. - 30 ene.
Total con impuestos y cargos
Este hotel tiene un restaurante y un bar o lounge. Hay wifi gratis en las áreas comunes, check-out exprés y espacio para conferencias por si tu viaje es de trabajo. Aquí también contarás con estacionamiento gratis, servicio de lavandería o tintorería y resguardo de equipaje.
Estacionamiento incluido
Wifi gratis
Village Hotel Cardiff

Village Hotel Cardiff

4 out of 5
29 Pendwyallt Road, Coryton Cardiff Wales
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$86 por noche
El precio es de $103 en total por noche
$103 en total
25 ene. - 26 ene.
Total con impuestos y cargos
Este hotel cuenta con un restaurante, una alberca techada y un bar o lounge. Hay un centro de negocios y wifi gratis por si tu viaje es de trabajo. Hay un gimnasio y servicio de recepción las 24 horas, además de una cafetería.
Alberca
Tina de hidromasaje
The Parkgate Hotel

The Parkgate Hotel

4 out of 5
Westgate Street Cardiff Wales
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$112 por noche
El precio es de $135 en total por noche
$135 en total
5 feb. - 6 feb.
Total con impuestos y cargos
En este hotel de estilo tradicional encontrarás un spa de servicio completo, un gimnasio y un restaurante. Relájate con una bebida de su bar o lounge y aprovecha beneficios como wifi gratis. Asimismo, cuenta con una cafetería y servicio de lavandería o tintorería.
Spa
Wifi gratis
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Sitios más populares para visitar

Festival Park Shopping Village

Podrás encontrar el souvenir perfecto en Festival Park Shopping Village cuando vengas a Llangynidr. Cuando estés en esta zona tranquila, déjate tentar por sus propuestas para salidas nocturnas.

Festival Park Shopping Village

Super Tubing

Diviértete a lo grande en Super Tubing cuando viajes a Ebbw Vale. Haz tiempo para visitar los relajantes spas de esta zona tranquila y también para disfrutar de sus propuestas para salidas nocturnas.

Super Tubing

Fotos de tesoros locales

Explora las fotos de Ebbw Vale y déjate inspirar para tus próximas vacaciones

Sculptor Robert Kennedy. Six separate small upright works set on stone bases; two boxing gloves, two dolls, cherub and a skull. Information from Festival Park: 'The works were carved away from site during 1991. They are made to operate as conventional garden ornamentation, within a constructed garden. The boxing gloves are there to depict some of their associated aspects, such as maleness and competition. The dolls depict something of how an image is idealised for mass consumption, becoming a distortion of the human figure. Both the gloves and the dolls can be seen as gendering devices through role play. The cherub and skull are life and death charms. Each of these suggests ways in which we adopt roles in society. What we really are is never as clear cut as what these images suggest.' Borderline was supported by Garden Festival Wales and Chapter Arts Centre. 'The sculptor, Robert Kennedy, felt that the Garden Festival was a huge, themed social event in itself. He wanted to create a themed garden within it, something social, commenting to some extent on the diversity of culture within real society.' A number of sculptures were commissioned for the Garden Festival of Wales in 1991/2 and some works remain on site.
Sculptor Robert Kennedy. Six separate small upright works set on stone bases; two boxing gloves, two dolls, cherub and a skull. Information from Festival Park: 'The works were carved away from site during 1991. They are made to operate as conventional garden ornamentation, within a constructed garden. The boxing gloves are there to depict some of their associated aspects, such as maleness and competition. The dolls depict something of how an image is idealised for mass consumption, becoming a distortion of the human figure. Both the gloves and the dolls can be seen as gendering devices through role play. The cherub and skull are life and death charms. Each of these suggests ways in which we adopt roles in society. What we really are is never as clear cut as what these images suggest.' Borderline was supported by Garden Festival Wales and Chapter Arts Centre. 'The sculptor, Robert Kennedy, felt that the Garden Festival was a huge, themed social event in itself. He wanted to create a themed garden within it, something social, commenting to some extent on the diversity of culture within real society.' A number of sculptures were commissioned for the Garden Festival of Wales in 1991/2 and some works remain on site.
Sculptor Robert Kennedy. Six separate small upright works set on stone bases; two boxing gloves, two dolls, cherub and a skull. Information from Festival Park: 'The works were carved away from site during 1991. They are made to operate as conventional garden ornamentation, within a constructed garden. The boxing gloves are there to depict some of their associated aspects, such as maleness and competition. The dolls depict something of how an image is idealised for mass consumption, becoming a distortion of the human figure. Both the gloves and the dolls can be seen as gendering devices through role play. The cherub and skull are life and death charms. Each of these suggests ways in which we adopt roles in society. What we really are is never as clear cut as what these images suggest.' Borderline was supported by Garden Festival Wales and Chapter Arts Centre. 'The sculptor, Robert Kennedy, felt that the Garden Festival was a huge, themed social event in itself. He wanted to create a themed garden within it, something social, commenting to some extent on the diversity of culture within real society.' A number of sculptures were commissioned for the Garden Festival of Wales in 1991/2 and some works remain on site.
Sculptor Robert Kennedy. Six separate small upright works set on stone bases; two boxing gloves, two dolls, cherub and a skull. Information from Festival Park: 'The works were carved away from site during 1991. They are made to operate as conventional garden ornamentation, within a constructed garden. The boxing gloves are there to depict some of their associated aspects, such as maleness and competition. The dolls depict something of how an image is idealised for mass consumption, becoming a distortion of the human figure. Both the gloves and the dolls can be seen as gendering devices through role play. The cherub and skull are life and death charms. Each of these suggests ways in which we adopt roles in society. What we really are is never as clear cut as what these images suggest.' Borderline was supported by Garden Festival Wales and Chapter Arts Centre. 'The sculptor, Robert Kennedy, felt that the Garden Festival was a huge, themed social event in itself. He wanted to create a themed garden within it, something social, commenting to some extent on the diversity of culture within real society.' A number of sculptures were commissioned for the Garden Festival of Wales in 1991/2 and some works remain on site.
Dragon Sculpture.