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Property Reference: ID 65 (See Location Map)  The Tilstone  Llandudno, LL30 1EQ A Victorian style building established as a guest house since 1937. Owned and run by Lynne & Steve Jones. Offering the personal touch of a family run business. Tel:   01492 875588 Fax:   01492 875588

Property Reference: ID 252 (See Location Map)  Moorfield Hotel Chapel Street, Llandudno, LL30 2SY Welcome to The Moorfield Hotel,Llandudno. Your hosts Sharon and Andrew invite you into their Victorian Guest House where you are guaranteed a warm welcome and friendly atmosphere. Ideally situated in the heart of Llandudno. Tel:   01492 876147 Fax:   n.a

Property Reference: ID 280 (See Location Map)  Bedknobs Guest House Craig-y-don, Llandudno, LL301EQ Bedknobs is an exclusively non smoking small Guest House in the Craig y Don area of Llandudno and just a short walk from the promenade, North Wales Theatre,Conference Centre and Llandudno shopping park Tel:   01492 871683 Fax:   n.a

Property Reference: ID 330 (See Location Map)  Astonwood Hotel  Llandudno, LL30 2SY This delightful, well appointed Victorian Town House B&B offers effortless charm together with a relaxed friendly atmosphere. Nothing is too much trouble as we pride ourselves on our unique personal touch. Tel:   01492 875458 Fax:   n.a

Property Reference: ID 426 (See Location Map)  Bodnant Guest House  Llandudno, LL30 2UE Bodnant is a beautiful, Victorian non-smoking guest house with many original features where limited numbers ensure warm, personal, friendly service. We are situated on the level in peaceful, tree-lined road close to train station, bus Tel:   01492876936 Fax:   n.a

If you are feeling adventurous, why not take a rambling trip along the impressive limestone cliffs of the Great Orme where you can enjoy all the beauty of Llandudno’s fantastic natural wildlife and wild flowers. Whilst on your travels you can also visit the cliff’s many natural water wells or even take a trip underground in the remains of the region’s ancient copper mines thought to date back as far as the Roman occupation of Britain.

If you are a more elderly or less strong-legged visitor to the Great Orme, you can still enjoy the area by sitting back and enjoying the areas stunning sea views by simply taking the Orme tramway directly to the top, or take a scenic journey around the Orme’s Marine Drive either by car or coach. The younger, sporty and more adventurous visitors to the town may also want to try their hand at a spot of dry slope skiing, snowboarding and even a toboggan run at Llandudno’s Ski and Snowboard centre - which is open throughout the year (no snow required!)

If taking a sedate stroll along the beach front is more your thing, you may want to try a relaxing walk along either the shingle or sandy beaches of the north shore. The north shore area also houses Llandudno’s grade 2 listed Victorian pier - which has won several awards for its unique design. At almost 2,300 feet in length, the pier is also said to lay claim to being the largest in all of Wales, and indeed forms quite a spectacle emerging from the banks of the north shore.

The pier also houses all the traditional seaside visitor attractions you would expect from a British coastal resort including arcades, Punch and Judy, rides and other popular family entertainment. You will also be glad to know that this area of the town hosts a wide array of family friendly bed and breakfast accommodation and you’re sure to find something to suit you and your party’s own personal requirements. Why not take a look at our Bed and breakfast listings below to find your accommodation in Llandudno and enjoy all the beauty of the Welsh coast.