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In this room you also have a private shower and toilet, flat screen TV and can keep cool with air conditioning. Most importantly, it comes with WiFi. The Snoozebox is an affordable £29 on off-days. Toward the end of the Rugby World Cup the price will be up to £399. The final room available is the Trailblazer. This is the king of Snoozeboxes. Read more: This story about a note, a fiver and a packed train says everything about sports fans This room has the potential for four beds that pull out from the wall or a double and two single beds. A wall space pulls out into a desk right next to a flat screen TV. You’ve got a rainfall shower when you come home all sweaty from cheering on the home team during a match at Millennium Stadium, a private toilet and sink and a safe for all your goodies. The Trailblazers are just for show at the moment, and cannot be rented, a spokeswoman said. However, there's a chance that might change by the end of the games. If you don’t feel like staying in your room when the games aren’t on, you can hit the bar in the reception area or grab some fish and chips at the food truck.