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Llandudno Bay Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 114 reviews
Esgyryn
The luxurious decor gives this hotel the Waw factor but as you stay longer you realise that things could be better and that it's not as good as you first thought. We were on first floor room 119 but was directly over the kitchen fans which … Read more
£65

Imperial Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 177 reviews
Esgyryn
Pleasant stay. Lovely breakfast. Very friendly staff. Read more
£113

Belmont Llandudno

4.3 of 5 • 8 reviews
Esgyryn
Cannot praise the Belmont enough, spotless, comfortable, lovely staff, breakfast cooked to perfection with lots of choice, only stayed for 2nights but will definitely be going back. Thank you Belmont for making our stay enjoyable. Read more
£70

St. George's Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 246 reviews
Esgyryn
Although the room was on the upper floor ,because of the position of the window you had to stand on your toes to see the waterfront. Can be difficult to park. Read more
£120

Escape Boutique B&B

4.7 of 5 • 55 reviews
Esgyryn
We had a lovely welcome from Hannah who told us about the hotel. The room was great, very spacious.The breakfast was first class with excellent service ( very quick ) and the waitresses were very pleasant . Read more
£83

Beach House Hotel - Guest house

4.5 of 5 • 219 reviews
Esgyryn
We stayed at the Beach House for 3 nights and was pleasantly surprised. The family room was very spacious with views over Llandudno Bay. The staff were very friendly and helpful and nothing was too much for them. Sue, the owner, even went out of … Read more
£54

Headlands Hotel

4.3 of 5 • 143 reviews
Esgyryn
This hotel was lovely,clean& comfy with the most amazing views out over the bay.The staff were friendly & helpful & the breakfast was excellent & plentiful.We had a room high up in a turret with a quirky little internal staircase leading up to … Read more
£60

Harringtons at Fourteen

4.7 of 5 • 61 reviews
Esgyryn
Very convenient location, excellent breakfast, helpful and amicable hosts, we would defiantly stay there again.They even had negotiated a £5 discount with one of the local Indian restaurants Read more
£50

The Empire Hotel & Spa

4.5 of 5 • 249 reviews
Esgyryn
We booked this hotel as we were going to a wedding in Llandudno. We were so pleased that we had chosen The Empire Hotel we thought it was excellent. Good food, efficient service, spotlessly clean, beautiful lounges with comfortable settees, th … Read more
£108

Whitefriars Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 53 reviews
Esgyryn
Hotel was very clean. The staff were lovely and friendly. It's a bit old fashioned but very nice. Beds are very comfy. The only thing I wasn't keen on was the bath/shower, the bath was too small lengthways and the shower isn't on the wall so i … Read more
£50

 

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Pocket Guide: Llandudno

Hailed as the “Queen of the Welsh Resorts”, with its stunning coastline and buzzing nightlife, Llandudno offers a royal welcome to you that richly rewards. With a Llandudno hotel, you can enjoy the largest resort in Wales, which sits comfortably between the Great and Little Ormes, boasting two wonderful sandy beaches. The selection of hotels in Llandudno will not disappoint.

The town’s history can be traced as far back as the Stone Age, but it was given the grand architecture you see today during the Victorian era. Its combination of stunning natural scenery, great eateries and preserved history make it a justifiably popular tourist destination.

Explore Nature from Your Hotel in Llandudno

Llandudno is a peninsula town, perching on the top of Wales and protruding out into the warm embrace of the Irish Sea. Surrounded by lush greenery and craggy, dramatic cliff tops, Llandudno is town-meets-nature at its very best.

It’s nestled in between the Great and Little Ormes, which provide the intrepid hiker with challenging walks and rewards them with stunning views over the town and the surrounding water. The summit of the Great Orme stands at 679 feet and is a haven for rare flora and fauna.

The Happy Valley, a former quarry, is also a fantastic space to walk around and take in the views. The area includes landscaped gardens, two miniature golf courses, a putting green and a fabulous open-air theatre overlooking the sea.

Things You Can Do While Staying in a Llandudno Hotel

In addition to golf courses and putting greens, Llandudno is home to the famous Ski Llandudno, a 300 metre dry ski slope and toboggan run that hosts the Artificial Ski Championships each year.

The award-winning, Indian Gothic style pier, situated on the North Shore, offers great views and, in the summer, live music entertainment on the pier pavillion. There are a range of entertainment options for children, open during peak seasons, and independent traders selling gifts and crafts.

You can visit the Great Orme Bronze Age Mine, part of an old copper mining system beneath the Orme, for a fantastic insight into prehistoric life.

Enjoy the Town’s History and Culture from Your Hotel in Llandudno

Conwy Castle is just five miles from Llandudno. It’s a gritty, dark stoned fortress that is well preserved and stands in all its formidable glory close to the shore of the Conwy Estuary. The dramatic Snowdonia mountains forms the perfect backdrop for this impressive slice of history. The views from the battlements are breathtaking and a must-see for anyone with a passion for history or spectacular scenery.

If you are in Llandudno during the May bank holiday, you can experience a three-day Victorian Extravaganza. The carnival comes complete with a funfair, parade and festival of transport.

Restaurants in Llandudno

Llandudno is ripe with dining options for the epicurean traveller. The sea front is a stunning place to grab a bite to eat and the winding side streets also provide an array of hidden gems to excite the palate. Mostyn Street and the surrounding areas have some particularly highly acclaimed eateries on offer.

With a range of unique activities, stunning countryside and beautiful architecture, Llandudno is a town steeped in rich history that can be enjoyed by visitors all ages. Find your perfect hotel in Llandudno using the Expedia search tool.

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