Serviced apartments to be part of new £23m riverfront development in Cardiff

By ASAP Newsdesk On 10th May 2016 · Add Comment · In Breaking News, Serviced Apartment Openings, UK News

A new £23m riverfront apartment block in Cardiff Bay will feature a nine-storey block of 115 apartments as well as a bar, restaurant, and shops overlooking the marina.

There is also planning consent for a 32-storey tower development which could include flats, a hotel and serviced apartments.

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