3 Best Hotels in Llandudno, Wales

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Bodysgallen Hall

$$ | The Royal Welsh Way, Llandudno, LL30 1RS, Wales Fodor's Choice

Tasteful antiques, polished wood, and comfortable chairs by cheery fires distinguish one of Wales's most luxurious country-house hotels. The part-17th-, part-18th-century building is set in walled gardens 2 miles out of town. Bedrooms in the house combine elegance and practicality; seekers of privacy may prefer the cottage suites scattered around the estate. The outstanding restaurant makes good use of local ingredients and, pleasingly, there are separate vegetarian and vegan menus.

Pros

  • Superb spa and pool
  • Rare 17th-century knot garden
  • Elegant dining and afternoon tea

Cons

  • Too formal for some
  • Hard to get to without a car
  • Lots of steps and stairs
The Royal Welsh Way, Llandudno, LL30 1RS, Wales
44-01492-584466
hotel Details
31 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast, No children under the age of 6

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Bryn Derwen

$ | 34 Abbey Rd., Llandudno, LL30 2EE, Wales

This immaculate, impeccably run Victorian hotel is traditional in style, but has a contemporary edge. Bedrooms are decent-sized, with color schemes of gray, raspberry, or vanilla. Those at the rear of the building have lovely views of the woods or the garden. Fresh flowers and plush period furnishings add charm to the public areas.

Pros

  • Historic building
  • Charming decor
  • Close to the beach

Cons

  • No sea views
  • One-night nonrefundable deposit required
  • Minimum two-night stay
34 Abbey Rd., Llandudno, LL30 2EE, Wales
44-01492-876804
hotel Details
9 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast, No children under 12

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St George's Hotel

$$ | The Promenade, Llandudno, LL30 2LG, Wales

This luxury seafront hotel has welcomed many illustrious guests since it opened in 1854, including Napoleon III and seven British prime ministers. Although original features remain, the decor is contemporary. The most prized rooms are the five Rooftop Rooms, which have the best views and their own balconies. Traditional British cuisine made with local produce is served in the chic restaurant and afternoon tea is available in the comfortable lounge.

Pros

  • Delicious breakfasts
  • Great staff
  • Beautiful sea views

Cons

  • Popular wedding and conference venue
  • Rooms vary in size and quality
  • Limited on-site parking
The Promenade, Llandudno, LL30 2LG, Wales
44-01492-877544
hotel Details
82 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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