Llandudno Area Hotels

The ideal base for a holiday in North Wales, Beaches Hotel overlooks Prestatyn's Central Beach. Totally refurbished in 2005 the hotel now boasts 65 bedrooms including family and Deluxe rooms.

Set in 200 acres of its own parkland and offers spectacular views of Snowdonia and Conwy Castle. The historic building has two dining rooms with imaginative food, which has been awarded three rosettes by the AA.

The impressive Celtic Royal Hotel is located in the famous town of Caernarfon and offers a relaxing stay with exclusive leisure facilities, including a swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi.

Located in the foothills of Snowdonia, Seiont Manor is secluded in 150 acres of mature parkland. The elegant bedrooms have delightful views over the grounds and have been individually designed.

Five star quality fully non-smoking hotel, located on the breathtaking Deganwy marina, opening August 2006. With views overlooking the Conwy Estuary and Deganwy marina, be one of the first to experience real luxury.

Located off the A5122 on the outskirts of the city of Bangor, in a region of outstanding natural beauty. With mountains, lakes and forests of Snowdonia National Park, as well as Gwynedd's dramatic coastline on its doorstep.

Newly renovated this small family run hotel is situated at the quieter Caernarfon end of the mountain resort of Llanberis and has fantastic views of Lake Padarn and the Snowdonia mountains.

A uniquely styled traditional, family run, independent hotel for individual people, enjoy a great vacation in picturesque Llandudno on North Wales coast.

An elegant detached hotel set in its own grounds with large CAR PARK in a quiet location just a couple of minutes walk from the promenade and town centre. Established in 1945 we offer an efficient service friendly staff.

Bella Vista means beautiful view. We are adjacent to the sea front where you can enjoy panoramic views of Llandudno.

Dating back to 1831, the classic Bulkeley Hotel overlooks the water and offers fine views of the Snowdonia Mountains. It offers fine food and real ale bars and its cellar houses a sauna, solarium and gym.

Set at the edge of the picture postcard village of Betws-y-Coed amidst the remarkable beauty of the National Park. Complete with leisure centre and indoor pool - The Waterloo Hotel makes ideal base to explore the North Wales coast.

This 18th Century Georgian Town Hotel is believed to have been built as a Dower House for a local wealthy family. Now, fully restored and adapted for use as a small hotel.

Set in 200 acres of parkland, with breathtaking views of the Clwydian Hills and the mountains of Snowdonia less than an hour away, the Grade II listed Bodelwyddan Castle offers an experience that’s truly unforgettable.

In a quiet tree-lined street, just off the main road in Colwyn Bay, this beautifully redecorated period property offers free parking and comfortable accommodation in a great location.

A luxurious 10-bedroom Victorian town house hotel in north Wales with tranquil river and mountain views. Relaxed, a la carte dinning and-or b&b in our spacious rooms with room service if required will not disappoint you.

This fanciful turreted house, reputedly inspired by Conwy Castle, has hosted our walking holidays since 1913. From its splendid elevated position there are sweeping views over the historic walled town and across the bay to Great Orme’s Head, and up the Conwy River to the peaks of Snowdonia.

An attractive seafront Victorian hotel with lovely view of the bay and mountains in Llandudno. Just off A55, within easy travelling distance to Snowdonia National Park, Castles of Wales and Isle of Anglesey.

A haven of peace and tranquillity, this family run residence is immersed within 7 acres of private grounds on a secluded hillside setting, boasting spectacular views of Snowdonia’s National Park.

Situated in the centre of Llangefni. With easy access to the A55, the connecting road for Holyhead, and the A55 to Chester, it is a convenient stop-over for ferry travellers to and from Ireland.