Luxury Llandudno hotels North Wales

Our well appointed rooms are all en-suite, tastefully decorated and come equipped with TV (family rooms with DVD), individual toiletries and hospitality trays. Superior rooms have magnificent views of the bay. We have a car park which operates on a first come first serve basis and WiFi Internet access for our guests. The building does not have a lift. Please note we require a key to any car using the car park.

Bews-y-Coed is in the middle of the Snowdonia National Park, just a stone's throw from Snowdon itself. There are many cascading waterfalls, winding and rushing rivers and an abundance of wildlife to be found in the park and the village itself is surrounded by the majestic Gwydir Forest. Aberconwy House is less than ten minute's walk via public footpath and a 1930's suspension bridge from the centre of Betws-y-Coed where you will find a range of restaurants. Start the day with a delicious breakfast made using only the finest local ingredients in our bright and fresh dining room. Following a day spent exploring the local area relax and unwind on our sun terrace.We have eight rooms within the guest house, 4 with views across the Snowdonia National Park.

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 ...

At the St Tudno, you can do something that's becoming increasingly rare in Britain: you can stay beside the sea in style. Innumerable awards for everything from its food to its service, its welcome to its accommodation, have placed it at the forefront of thousands of seaside hotels. The location couldn't be better. It stands on the promenade opposite Llandudno's ornate Victorian pier and spacious, sandy beach. As soon as you step inside the door you know that you're somewhere special. The entranceway opens out into a stunning sequence of richly decorated rooms that have received lavish amounts of care and meticulous attention to detail. Everything is of the highest quality, including the food, served in the superb air-conditioned ...

We are well placed to break your journey to and from Ireland and amongst the North Wales coastal resorts within the Snowdonia National Park. We have beautiful boutique style bedrooms offering you luxury designer accommodation that is far beyond your normal bed and breakfast. We pride ourselves on our independent family ownership which enables us to offer B and B with that little extra to make your stay with us special. With great food and views, our restaurant brings you top quality, home cooked food, with all main products sourced from local suppliers, including Welsh meats from the Conwy Valley, fish from 'Mermaids' of Llandudno, fruit and vegetables from 'The orchard' of Llandudno. Our classic Victorian freehouse is an ...

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.

Ideal for business and leisure visitors, the hotel offers comfort, style and conference and banqueting facilities. Admire the coastal views of Llandudno Bay, which you can easily explore from the hotel.
The £4 million full refurbishment has brought the hotel the 4-star status it richly deserves, together with the hospitality to match. The commitment and personal attention from our dedicated staff to each and every guest makes your stay, whether business or pleasure, something to remember.

One of the greatest pleasures of a stay at the St George's Hotel, Llandudno is the fine dining. The Terrace Restaurant gives spectacular coastal views of Llandudno Bay, flanked either side by the Great Orme and the Little Orme, in a setting of Victorian splendour.

On the main seafront promenade, with stunning views of the Great Orme and Llandudno Bay, this family-run 3-star hotel offers free parking, a high standard of service and a very warm welcome.

The Kensington Hotel is a traditional seafront hotel offering comfortable en suite accommodation in a great location, just 150 metres from Venue Cymru and the conference centre.

There is a lift to all floors and a large private car park to accommodate all rooms.

The hotel has both a residential and a restaurant license, with an extensive choice of wines available, along with a daily choice of specially prepared menus. There is also a lounge bar and 2 comfortable residents’ lounges overlooking the bay. Free wireless internet access is available in the hotel’s public areas.

The guest house is Edwardian, built in 1906 and has original features which gives the property character.We are situated only a 10 minute stroll from the beach of Rhos on Sea plus are within easy reach of Colwyn Bay and Llandudno and many of the other attractions in the area.See for yourself the high standards and spacious rooms that are available to our guests. The 4 rooms are all non smoking and all with lcd tv and Tea Coffee making facilities. Staveley House aim to be an example of all that is good about the new era boutique bed and breakfast, providing a personal, individual service in a comfortable informal atmosphere.Staveley House is an ideal location for visiting the many castles and historic attractions in the area, ...

Welcoming visitors for over 400 years, The Groes Inn has luxury bedrooms and an award-winning restaurant.

In 2009, The Groes Inn was named ''Inn of the Year'' by The Good Pub Guide.

With free parking, The Groes Inn is just outside the Snowdonia National Park, within easy reach of Conwy Castle and Tal-y-Cafn Rail Station.

Open throughout the year, the Imperial Hotel hosts a variety of special breaks, including Christmas, New Year and Easter. Children are accommodated at special rates too. At the Imperial Hotel, the 100 bedrooms have all the facilities you would expect from a first-class hotel, and many enjoy the beautiful views over the bay.
Centrally located in the Promenade in Llandudno, the elegant Imperial Hotel offers spectacular views across Llandudno Bay. The Hotel offers an excellent leisure club and an award-winning restaurant.

The Imperial Hotel is only a 2-minute walk from Llandudno town centre and Llandudno station, making it the ideal base from which to explore Snowdonia and tour the rest of North Wales.

With eleven individually designed ensuite bedrooms and a restaurant offering fine Indian dining, Space Boutique BandB Llandudno offers modern stylish accommodation in a sympathically refurbished Victorian villa.Space Boutique BandB Llandudno is located close to the west shore of Llandudno, beneath the famous Great Orme headland and within walking distance of this North Wales town's visitor attractions, shops, theatre and conference centre, and famous curved promenade.It is the perfect location from which to visit the North Wales sandy beaches, scenic coastline and, the Snowdonia National Park. It is an easily-accessible ideal weekend retreat.Space boutique bed and breakfast offers eleven individually-designed luxurious, contemporary and chic rooms.

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.