Please click on the name to visit the hotel or guest house website
 Saint George's Hotel This famous four star hotel, built in 1854, the first hotel on the newly created Llandudno Promenade, has been patronised by many famous visitors to the "Queen of Welsh Resorts" including no less than seven United Kingdom Prime Ministers from Disraeli to Mrs Thatcher. The hotel was extensively refurbished in 2006. |
| Esplanade Hotel - A traditional, family-run hotel located on the promenade in the heart of Llandudno's magnificent bay, close to the pier with fine views across the sea and within walking distance of the town centre and the tramway and cable car to the Great Orme Countryside Park. |
| Marlborough Hotel - Prince Edward Square, South Parade, Llandudno, LL30 2LN. This family run 40 Bedroom Hotel is close to the pier, seafront and the town centre and welcomes private guests and groups. All rooms are ensuite with Digital TV and refreshment trays. |
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| Hotel Carmen - Carmen Sylva Road, Llandudno. Perfectly situated in a level location 100 yards from the promenade and only a short walk from the theatre, conference centre and shops. The hotel features open plan lounges, separate bar and refurbished bedrooms. Ample unrestricted on-street car parking to the hotel's frontage is normally available. |
| Oasis Hotel - Commanding an enviable location on the Central Promenade with outstanding views of the famous Great Orme and the Little Orme, the Oasis is renowned for its convivial atmosphere and the friendly personal service offered by the hosts. |
| Hilary Guest house - 32 St David's Road, Llandudno. 'You'll wonder why you've never been before'. Beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean 4 star guesthouse in a quiet yet central area of Llandudno. Wifi, digital TV, refrigerator, bathrobes and chocolates in all rooms. Totally no smoking. Free private parking. Secluded garden with views of The Great Orme. |
| Plas Llwyd - Victorian Guest House - 37 Lloyd Street, Llandudno. Offering great Bed & Breakfast Accommodation. Evening meals with free wine. Ideally situated on the flat, and just a few minutes walk from Llandudno town centre. Off-road parking facilities for up to five cars. |
| Holcombe House
- This fine Victorian town house built
in 1853 retains much of its original character. It
is beautifully maintained as a 4 star Guest house and is ideally
located at 4 Abbey Road, Llandudno,
and just a few minutes walk to the promenade, pier, shops and
restaurants. All nine bedrooms are individually designed and
immaculately maintained. Car parking available. |
| Bryn Derwen Guest house - 34 Abbey Road, Llandudno. This four-star guesthouse built in 1878 as a private residence has been beautifully converted yet retains much of its original character. Care has been taken to preserve the charm of this elegant building and create a tranquil atmosphere. There is off road parking for each room and free wireless broadband internet access. |
| Cliffbury Guest house -
34 St David's Road, is situated in one of the most
beautiful and peaceful tree lined streets in Llandudno with fantastic
views of the Great Orme. Short level walk to the promenade, theatre,
shops and restaurants in this lovely Victorian town. All rooms are
en-suite with digital freeview TV, free wireless broadband internet
access and tea & coffee facilities. |
| Burleigh Guest house - 74 Church Walks. A short walk to the promenade, shops and restaurants and within easy reach of the theatre. All rooms have TV/DVD, a hospitality tray, mineral water & Neutrogena toiletries. Wireless Broadband connection is available throughout the guest house, which is totally NO SMOKING. Sorry – No children under 12 years old. |
 Prince Edward Square where
South Parade (left) meets North Parade (right)
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Llandudno Hotel & Guest house Websites - Alphabetical List
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Llandudno Promenade
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Llandudno - Queen of North Wales Resorts
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Compilation
by Noel Walley
Last updated May 2008
Last updated May 2008