Llandudno's Tourist Information and Local Business Guide.
Llandudno: Bill Bryson's "Favourite Seaside Resort"
Acclaimed travel writer Bill Bryson stated recently in a national newspaper that Llandudno is his "Favourite Seaside Resort". He commented on the sweeping promenade and victorian architecture that dominates the seafront. Why not find out what makes Llandudno so special by booking a short break. Not convinced? Have a look at some of the attractions Llandudno has to offer.
Llandudno is one of the finest traditional seaside resorts in the world. There is so much to enjoy here, with a wealth of quality hotel accommodation, guest house and small b & bs!
A splendid promenade spans the gently curving bay between the headlands of the Great Orme and the Little Orme. The beach on the West Shore attracts visitors with glorious views of Snowdonia and Anglesey. The town is outstandingly preserved, with all the traditional attractions of its Victorian origins. All year round, Llandudno is a bustling centre for shopping, entertainment and cultural life... more
Welcome to the Broadway Hotel, Llandudno. Built in 1865 this Victorian Hotel sits proudly on the edge of the Town Centre and 200 yards from the seafront. Choose from a range ...
Bach y Graig built in 1567 is steeped in history once visited by Samuel Johnson, has retained many original features, oak beams, oak panelling, oak doors, inglenook fireplace, ...
In the large self contained wing of our 16th century farmhouse, your comfort and well being is our priority. The cosy oak panelled lounge has a wood burner and an initial ...
The Talardy Hotel, a most unique place to visit unlike any other hotel. St Asaph is perfectly placed to visit both land and sea a short drive away from beautiful countryside, ...
Castlekeep Cottage is the property to the left of the picture above.
Castlekeep Cottage is a one bedroomed cottage, cosy and comfortable, sleeps 2. Benefitting from an ...