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About Llandudno

Wales' biggest seaside resort, Llandudno is the perfect place to go for a traditional British seaside family holiday or a quirky romantic getaway. The town straddles a peninsula with long beaches on either side and an enormous (and romantic) seaside promenade, while the 19th century pier, lined with shops and arcade games, is the epitome of a quintessential British seaside resort. Developed as an upmarket holiday town for Victorians, it still retains its authentic 19th century grandeur, and boasts a number of fascinating museums, art galleries and prehistoric sites. Conveniently nestled just beside the near-wilderness of Snowdonia and the Great Orme it is also a perfect base for hikers and bikers. The best places to stay in Llandudno are all small boutiques that offer intimacy and authenticity above all else.

What not to miss

  • Explore the protected park of the Great Orme - a large limestone headland staring out to the Isle of Anglesey.
  • Hike through the wild rugged landscape of Snowdonia.
  • Take a walk along the romantic seaside promenade at sunset.
  • Visit the Mostyn Gallery and admire the works of art on display.
  • Take a guided tour of the largest prehistoric mine found anywhere in the world.
  • Immerse yourself in the world of WW2 at the Home Front Museum, a living piece of history.
  • Take the cable car or tramway up to the Great Orme and drink in the enchanting views.

Picturesque, quaint and seemingly stuck in a time warp of the late 19th century, Llandudno is the perfect place to go for a quirky, yet traditional, romantic break. Browse our list of the best places to stay in Llandudno to start planning your trip.

The best places to stay in Llandudno

Value for money

  • Escape Boutique B&B: set in a traditional Victorian seaside villa, this charming and stylish B&B offers snug and intimate urban-styled rooms adorned with fun splashes of colour. Perfect for couples, as no children under 10 are allowed.

Chic boutique

  • Osborne House Hotel: in an old Victorian townhouse, this charming 5* boutique sits on the seafront. The stylish rooms are adorned with antiques and artworks. A great starting point for exploring the area. Families will enjoy the spacious family suite. Trendy, intimate and in an enviable position. Divine.

For an apartment or cottage

  • Our partner Booking.com has a wide range of villas and apartments in the nearby area.

Travel information

  • The best time to go is during the summer when the temperature ranges between 11 and 20 degrees.
  • Fly to Liverpool, and get a train to Helby (the Chester train) from where you change for Llandudno.
  • If you want to rent a car we recommend contacting our partner Rentalcars.

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Best Hotels in Llandudno

  • Escape Boutique B&B Llandudno 9 rooms from AU$167

    Restrictions on children  -  No children under 10 years.
    Seaside  -  Ideal for a seaside holiday.
    Designer  -  Uniquely designed interiors.
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    Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, Good Hotel Guide

    Boutique B&B in small seaside town. Urban interior within a traditional Victorian villa. Rooms with all mod-cons. See More

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  • Empire Hotel Llandudno (Conwy) 54 rooms from AU$197

    Local exploring  -  There is plenty to do locally whether you want to spend time in nature or visit historical sites
    Historic  -  The property dates back to 1946 and has been in the same family for three generations
    Great walks  -  Snowdonia National Park is easily accessible from the property and has a vast network of walking trails
    Restaurant  -  The Watkins & Co Restaurant serves modern British cuisine in an elegant setting
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    A grand historic hotel that has been run by the same family for three generations. Elegant rooms range in size but are traditionally dressed with antiques, marble bathrooms, and original features. A restaurant serves modern British fare and there's a spoiling spa too. A classic coastal getaway. See More

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  • Bryn Goleu Bed and Breakfast Llandudno from AU$235

    Country Escape  -  Wonderfully secluded rural spot, yet well-connected to local beaches, sites & Llandudno town
    Back to Nature  -  A very comfortable & homey base for exploring Snowdonia National Park
    Great walks  -  A range of walks from the property offer amazing views of Snowdonia National Park, Conwy Estuary & Anglesey
    Views  -  Elevated position on Nant-Y-Gamar mountain means that sea & countryside views are plentiful
    GardenViewsParkingNo pets

    Charming owner-run B&B with sea views & acres of gardens outside Llandudno. Very comfortable recently-renovated rooms boast modern bathrooms; traditional public areas include a fireside living room & sun terrace. Tranquil natural setting makes this ideal for those after a peaceful rural break. See More

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  • Osborne House Hotel Llandudno, Conwy 6 rooms from AU$376

    Local exploring  -  Whether your interest lies at land or sea Osborne House is the perfect base for exploring this beautiful part of the country.
    Value chic  -  Lavish old world feel without the prohibative price tag- think marble fireplaces, fluted pillars and antique furnishings.
    Swimming Pool  -  Indoor pool at the Empire Hotel is avaliable to guests at Osborne House.
    Sights nearby  -  The worlds largest Bronze Age Copper Mine are located in the Great Orme
    SpaRestaurantSwimming PoolViewsParkingNo pets
    Recommended by  -  Good Hotel Guide

    Victorian townhouse now 5* boutique on the Llandudno's seafront. The listed building houses antiques and fine art works in all rooms. Suites are comfortable with sea views. Continental breakfast to start the day, lunch and dinner at the casual cafe. A beautiful find in the Welsh countryside. See More

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