Your guide to the top hotels and best offers in Llandudno

Agar House is a short walk from the towns shopping areas, promenade, theatre, restaurants and beaches. WIFI INTERNET ACCESS AVAILABLE. Friendly and helpful owners offering local knowledge of the area. Family rooms available and children are welcome (Cot provided if needed). Accredited with a Silver Welsh Food Hygiene Award November 2006 and recommended Rough Guide to Wales. High standards of decoration and cleanliness throughout. 6 Guest bedrooms all centrally heated and comfortably furnished with hospitality tray, towels and toiletries and colour television. Other rooms than shown may be available please enquire. Full cooked breakfast ( including toast, teacoffee, orange juice, choice yoghurt cereals fresh fruit etc ) served in dining room overlooking our lovely front garden.

Bodnant Guest House offers cosy bed and breakfast accommodation in a peaceful, tree-lined road just a few minutes’ level walk from the beach, the pier and the promenade. The centre of Llandudno and its shops, restaurants, train station and theatre are also just a couple of minutes’ walk away.

There are just 6 rooms, all of which are individually decorated to a high standard and spotlessly clean. Each room has a flat-screen digital TV, a hairdryer, a radio alarm clock and a refreshment tray with biscuits and chocolates.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house.

With charming accommodation and a good location, Bodnant Guest House is the perfect place to stay for an authentic break in this unspoilt Victorian seaside town.

The Britannia is close to Venue Cymru, North Wales premier Theatre and Conference Centre. We offer high standards of cleanliness and hospitality and have en-suite double, twin and family rooms, with seaviews and ground floor rooms available. Breakfast is served in our sea view dining room. We have been awarded a four star rating by the AA and have many guests returning year after year.

Bryn Holcombe offers double and twin rooms, all tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard.

From the establishment you can embark on beautiful country and coastal walks close to Colwyn Bay and around the hills, valleys, lakes and mountains of Snowdonia. Close by are the world heritage sites of Conwy Castle and the medieval walled town; Plas Mawr the Elizabethan manor house; the world famous Bodnant Gardens; Llandudno and the Great Orme Nature Reserve; and the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Explore miles of sandy beaches and golf courses, try horse riding and explore many more attractions. The hotel is just minutes away from the main coastal bus route.

Llandudno is one of Britain's finest Victorian seaside resorts, bringing together a lively mix of fun and entertainment. Its long crescent promenade, wide shopping streets, sweeping sands and wealth of family attractions make it a perfect destination for a short holiday or weekend break.

Host Fiona will ensure that you get a good start to the day with a full English breakfast made from fresh, local produce. Special diets can be catered for. Enjoy an evening meal in one of the many pubs and restaurants nearby.

There is free street parking as well as 6 parking places adjacent to the guest house.

Resting in the centre of the Dolwyddelan, the hotel offers a unique place to relax at the heart of the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales.

Retaining its original character and many fittings, Elen’s Castle Hotel has en suite guestrooms to suit all tastes, including four-poster rooms overlooking the Lledr Valley and River, family suites and accommodation to suit walking groups. We also have a bunkhouse for the traveller on a budget. Dine in our intimate restaurant and enjoy a drink by the wood burning stove in our cosy historic bar.

Llandudno still retains many of its Victorian features, such as the bandstand and the award-winning 1,234-foot (376 m) pier and promenade. The town also has a modern shopping development, Parc Llandudno.

Venue Cymru is a theatre and conference centre which regularly hosts West End shows, bands, comedians and the Welsh National Opera

Llandudno also has its own museum exploring traditional Welsh life and a cinema showing the latest films.

Galleries include the renowned Oriel Mostyn, one of the UK’s premiere modern, contemporary and fine art galleries.

The Great Orme is a beautiful conservation area, which you can climb. The tramway and cable car are alternative methods of transport and from either ...

Family suite of rooms including 2 en-suites Four poster bedded room. FREE WIFI IN ALL ROOMS. WiFi Laptop available for guests to use in lounge free of charge. All bedrooms are equipped with freeview digital T.V.s Complementary beverage trays. Complementary Out of Eden toiletries. Guest lounge with DVD player, digital Setanta TV, and HiFiCDRadio Lots of books and games available. Quiet location. OFF ROAD PARKING. Close to all amenities, theatre, shops, restaurants, sea and public transport. Totally Non Smoking. MINIMUM 2 NIGHTS STAY BANK HOLIDAYS and AUGUST. Good organic produce used whenever possible, and that home from home feeling provided by your hosts, Dave and Tina.

This small, friendly hotel is located in a quiet, wide avenue, just a short, level walk from Llandudno’s town centre and the seafront promenade. All that this lively seaside holiday resort has to offer is within easy reach and most of the main attractions and facilities are only a short walk away.

The hotel is 10 minutes by car from the A55 and the town’s bus and rail services are close by. Private off-road parking is available for guests’ use, free of charge.

There are just 8 beautifully appointed bedrooms, guaranteeing guests attentive, individual service. A generous full cooked breakfast is included in the room rates.

. We are close to all amenities , and all the buses stop just a two min walk away . we are a short stroll on the promenade to our great theatre and conference centre where there is always something to go and see,.Rhos on Sea is a lovely harbour to sit and chill over a coffee, Conwy is the same distance away with its great views over the estuary and its magnificent castle..there is loads to see here in Llandudnopoppies has a great evening meal menu ,all food is home cooked and all tastes are catered for.you will be made very welcome.

Breakfast is served in the lovely breakfast room overlooking the bay. Guests return time after time as they enjoy the quality and service offered in a friendly and homely atmosphere. The guest house is included in the AA's ‘Britain's Best B&B Guide 2008’.

The guest house is ideally situated only 5 minutes’ walk from Venue Cymru (North Wales Theatre and Conference Centre), and essential shops and services are within 200 metres.

We have a choice of bedrooms consisting of two Twin and six Doubles. Our superior furnishings and decor, compliment this fine Victorian house which was originally owned by Lady Isabella Mostyn, hence the name of the house Stella. The Mostyn family is synonymous with Llandudno and if you wish to learn more about this famous family, there is a link to their site in the Links page. We are only two minutes walk from the seafront and town centre, and we are located next to the Great Orme Tramway. Llandudno offers plenty of day activities for the family, and plenty of cafe bars, restaurants and pubs for the more nocturnal. Whatever your reason, and length of stay, we are sure you will thoroughly enjoy your time here. PLEASE NOTE ...

Situated off the A5 on the banks of the river Llugwy it enjoys a quiet location yet only a 1 minute walk from a good selection of shops and restaurants. All rooms are en suite and tastefully decorated to a high standard,TV and beverage tray.The guest loungedining room overlooks mature gardens, the river Llugwy, views to the surrounding hills and provides TV and plenty of reading material. Off street parking, bike canoestorage (by strictly by arrangement) and use of the garden is available for guests. Swn-y-Dwr is featured in the WHICH GOOD BED AND BREAKFAST GUIDE . We do not accept one night bookings on-line. Swn-y-Dwr is strictly a NON SMOKING guest house.

The Chelsea is a unique building with an interesting history. Formerly used as a Masonic lodge, original murals dating back over 150 years can still be seen in the dining room. The Chelsea also has the advantage of being one of few detached hotels in Llandudno and benefits from beautiful gardens, creating a unique atmosphere.

A popular area for walkers, cyclists and climbers, the hotel is conveniently situated within the seaside resort of Llandudno, near the Great Orme; ideal for you to enjoy North Wales’ beautiful coastline and countryside
Built as a gentleman's residence in 1857, with an elevated aspect above street level, it provides a level of privacy and detachment from the hubbub of life whilst remaining ...

All rooms are comfortably furnished with an en suite bathroom, hospitality tray, Freeview TV, adjustable central heating and other facilities.

Whether you are a family, couple, or individuals looking to relax, The Senarth is ideal. It is located minutes from the town centre and the promenade, with off street parking.

Restrictions apply when booking on public holidays, please read the policies and Important Information sections before booking.

Uniquely situated between the Great and Little Ormes, with 2 wonderful beaches, the award winning North Shore and the quiet, sand dune lined West Shore, Llandudno is a perfect base from which to visit Snowdonia National Park, the UK's highest mountain range, and the medieval castles of Conwy, Caernarfon and Beaumaris.

An elegant Victorian residence, The Tilstone maintains its period charm, offering warmth, comfort and tranquility. To make your stay even more enjoyable, start your day with a freshly cooked full English breakfast.

All of the rooms are en suite, comfortably furnished and with hospitality trays and TVs.

Phil and Gill ensure your stay at the Westbourne Guest House is a memorable one.

On the edge of Rowen, one of the Conwy Valley's most delightful villages, the Tir y Coed is within the boundaries of the Snowdonia National Park. The far-reaching views from Rowen extend to the magnificent mountains beyond. The medieval walled town of Conwy is just 4 miles (6.5 km) away, as is the coast.

The house has many large windows, filling it with a warm, bright and welcoming light. All of the bedrooms are beautifully appointed and individually designed, with luxurious fabrics and attention to detail ensuring that each room becomes the perfect retreat. All rooms have a TV, refreshment tray, clock radio and an immaculate en suite bathroom or shower room.
Minimum 3-night booking requirement on public holiday weekends.

Guests are greeted by a relaxed, warm & friendly atmosphere. In a quiet location near promenade and town centre, it has a luxurious guest lounge with views of the Great Orme.

The atmosphere is very friendly and families are especially welcome.2 minutes walk from Llandudno town, the pier and promonade. Central for restaurants, shops and all tourist attractions.We have 5 En-suite and 2 standard bedrooms. All rooms have central heating, tea and coffee making facilities and colour televisions. All rooms are non smoking. A ground floor room is available. Vegetarians and families are very welcome.High chairs and cots available. Cheques, cash and credit cards welcome. Please note we do not take 1 night bookings or any less than 3 nights on any bank holiday.