Valentine's Day 2027

Valentine's Day falls on Sunday 14 February 2027. Future Inn Cardiff is celebrating with a special Valentine's dinner available on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 February.

Thomas Restaurant at Future Inns, in Cardiff Bay, is an ideal choice for a romantic meal. Enjoy a special three-course Valentine's dinner with a glass of wine for £40 per person, with tables available from 5pm to 9.30pm on 13 and 14 February 2027. Pre-booking is essential.

Yes, Future Inn Cardiff offers spacious bedrooms and romantic break options, making it easy to turn your Valentine's dinner into an overnight escape. For an extra touch of luxury, the King Suites feature a king-size bed, a separate living area with a double sofa bed, and a welcome package that includes a bottle of Cava, fresh fruit, and chilled still and sparkling water. 

Alongside the special Valentine's dinner, couples can enjoy Taste of Wales Afternoon Tea from £21 per person, or a traditional Sunday lunch priced at £24 for two courses or £27 for three courses. These options offer alternative ways to celebrate together.

Cardiff Bay offers plenty of options for a romantic date, from waterfront walks and restaurants to cultural attractions and entertainment. Combine an afternoon exploring the Bay with Valentine's dinner at Thomas Restaurant and an overnight stay at Future Inn Cardiff for a relaxed couples' break.

There are plenty of ways to celebrate Valentine's Day in Cardiff, whether you're planning a romantic meal, an afternoon tea or a couples' city break. Enjoy a three-course Valentine's dinner at Thomas Restaurant at Future Inn Cardiff, explore Cardiff Bay's waterfront, catch a show at Wales Millennium Centre or enjoy a romantic stroll through Bute Park. For a special treat, book an overnight stay at Future Inn Cardiff and turn your date night into a romantic getaway.

Valentine's Day is celebrated on 14 February as a day to express love and affection towards romantic partners, friends and family. Its origins are linked to Saint Valentine, a Christian martyr, although the precise historical stories surrounding him are uncertain. Over time, the day developed into a celebration of romantic love, with traditions including exchanging cards, flowers, chocolates and gifts.

Valentine's Day is sometimes associated with the ancient Roman festival of Lupercalia, held in mid-February. However, there is no clear evidence that Valentine's Day directly developed from this pagan festival. The celebration is named after Saint Valentine, and its association with romantic love became more established during the Middle Ages, particularly through literature and poetry.

No, Valentine's Day always falls on 14 February, although the day of the week changes each year. In 2027, Valentine's Day falls on Sunday 14 February, making it a good opportunity to plan a romantic weekend in Cardiff, with a special dinner, afternoon tea or an overnight hotel stay.

No, Valentine's Day is not a public holiday in the UK. It takes place every year on 14 February, and businesses, shops and restaurants generally operate according to their usual schedules, although some offer special events, menus and promotions to mark the occasion. If you're planning a Valentine's Day meal or hotel stay in Cardiff, booking ahead is recommended.