Where to stay in Llandudno, WalesOn a hot summer's day, Llandudno has an air of the Côte d'Azur, specifically the city of Nice and the Promenade des Anglais with its similar pebble beach and arched promenade. The grand Victorian townhouses that line Llandudno's seafront are mainly hotels and B&Bs, so if you're looking for somewhere to stay in North Wales, this town has plenty of options, as well as plenty to do on your doorstep.
If you're planning a visit to Llandudno, there are numerous bed and breakfasts in Llandudno that offer comfortable accommodations and a cozy atmosphere. Staying at a bed and breakfast allows you to experience the charm of the Victorian townhouses while enjoying a friendly and personalized service. Whether you prefer a sea view or a room overlooking the Victorian gardens, Llandudno's bed and breakfasts have something for everyone.
For an enchanting stay in Llandudno, the Chatsworth House Hotel is a splendid choice. Nestled in the heart of this charming Welsh seaside town, the hotel offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere coupled with stunning views of the North Shore beachfront.
Budget hotels in Llandudno (usually from £75 per night)
Situated in the middle of Llandudno promenade, guests at The Oasis Hotel can enjoy sea views from their room and go for a morning run or evening stroll along the beach. The hotel also has a 2-bedroom flat (sleeping up to 6 people), a good option for families looking for self-catering accommodation with a parking space and supermarket nearby.
Maison d'hôtes Westbourne is a four-star family-run hotel situated on a quieter leafy avenue, but only a five-minute walk from the promenade and local restaurants.
Crickleigh House is a beautiful property in the heart of the town run by Edna and Phil. The stylish interior is in keeping with the Victorian architecture of the building, and you can enjoy a hot breakfast each morning including vegetarian dishes.
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Bryn Woodlands House is a boutique-style retreat just outside Llandudno on Colwyn Bay. All rooms are en-suite and offer a hearty breakfast menu - and impressively, all the food served is sourced from within a 5km radius.
If you want a home-from-home feel with rooms equipped with TV and wifi, settle into a Llandudno B&B like The Clovelly or then Beach House, both located at the top of Llandudno Promenade, near the pier and Great Orme.
Self-catering accommodation in Llandudno
If self-catering is more preferable, Maison Llewelyn has a flat for up to 6 people. The modern interior is bright and welcoming with a fully equipped kitchen, dining room and living room with a connected TV.
View of the Grand Orme
Appartements Cosy Gallois has a four-star rating and is well-equipped for a family with a split-level lounge and kitchen area. The flats are also ideally located between the city and Great Orme for trams, shops and restaurants.
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Luxury hotels in Llandudno (average > £150 per night)
St George's Hotel makes a wonderful first impression with its tall sash windows, lampposts and palatial columns. Built in 1854, the hotel was an iconic Llandudno residence for many years, hosting 7 British Prime Ministers in its time, including Winston Churchill.
Executive room facing the sea, image © St. George's Hotel
Escape Boutique B&B has a more contemporary feel than the traditional Victorian style that dominates Llandudno. The 9 double rooms are fresh, modern and quirky - you can even book the whole villa if you're travelling in a large group.
The Imperial Hotel is a charming Victorian property that also caters for families with 2-bedroom suites and triple-occupancy family rooms. Hotel packages include golf breaks and dinner at Chantrey's, a restaurant that has been awarded two AA rosettes.
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Llandudno spa hotels
Bodysgallen Hall and Spa (#Ad) is a grand 17th century property situated just outside the town of Llandudno with distant views of Conwy Castle. This luxury hotel is a perfect option if you are looking for a relaxing break with an on-site spa, elegant dining rooms and tastefully furnished bedrooms. The surrounding formal gardens are also beautifully maintained, set in over 200 acres of parkland.
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Founded in 1946, the family-run Empire Hotel and Spa boasts a beautiful mosaic swimming pool and gym to relax and unwind in. Bespoke facials, massages and wraps can also be booked during your stay, before dinner in their traditional restaurant or cocktails in the Lounge Bar.
Things to do in and around Llandudno
Llandudno is one of the largest towns in the region, so there's plenty to do on your doorstep. Llandudno is also ideally located close to the historic UNESCO walled town of Conwy, Snowdonia National Park and the Isle of Anglesey.
Hickory's, Rhos-on-Sea
Where to eat in and around Llandudno
If you're a foodie, there are a ton of options in Llandudno to choose from. Listed below are tried and tested places in and around the town that have been enjoyable...
Romeo Ristorante (Dinner)
The Loaf Coffee and Sandwich Bar (Breakfast)
Hickory's Smokehouse in Rhos-on-Sea (Breakfast and Dinner)
Jalsa Tandoori in Conwy (Lunch/Takeaway)
The Castle Hotel in Conwy (Lunch and Dinner)