Llandudno Hotels with Breakfast

The location is at a crossroad and it is still a bit far away from the seaside on foot. There is a large free parking lot. The accommodation is a separate entrance behind the bar. I like the design of the spiral staircase very British style. The room is exquisite and comfortable with an old small fan. The restaurant downstairs was fully booked. They arranged for us to sit in the corner of the bar for dinner. The products were very good. I personally prefer the decoration and atmosphere of the bar. It was a very pleasant night! The breakfast on the second day is half a la carte, that is, the cold cuts are self-service and the a la carte hot food is still exquisite and delicious😋... Overall very good, especially recommended to friends who want to experience a bar-type hotel!

The hotel is in an excellent location, close to the pier, and there are many shops and restaurants nearby. The room was clean and tidy. The staff was friendly and helpful. You can pre check in a day before you stay which make the process much more efficient and smooth.

Lovely victorian seaside hotel. A stones throw from the front and the shopping street. Room was a decent size and beds comfortable. Breakfast was self service and there was a good choice of cold and hot products -all were good quality. Our only issue was that there was nowhere in the bathroom to keep toiletries however the bathroom did seem newly renovated and they may not have got round to fixing a shelf. We'll certainly stay there in the future

A lift available to all floors, room was nice and clean, en-suite was also clean and tidy with underfloor heating, which was a nice surprise., reception area was nice and tidy too, shown how to use the front door as it gets locked in the evening. Chose to eat breakfast at the hotel, full breakfast from £8.50p with a vegetarian option, no evening meals available but other hotels near by and some pubs serve food. Saturday morning I went around the Great Orme it really does have fantastic views, benches are dotted around so you can sit and take in the views.

External of hotel was covered with scaffolding and the main entrance closed - a disappointing start! The sea-facing room we'd reserved was in need of decoration and maintenance. Floorboards squeaked and moved; carpets on the stairs to the bedrooms were in very worn and needed replacement; the bathroom needed updating and the window in the bedroom was in a really poor state. Meals were, however, of good quality. There was a wide range of choice for breakfast. Dinner in both the main restaurant and the bar restaurant was also of good quality.

The hotel itself is on the Promenade. We found parking opposite the hotel ver convenient and for only £5.40 for 24 hrs. We stayed on a bed and breakfast basis, beds were really comfortable and we had a sea view which was a bonus. Breakfast was about average for a self service, tasty bacon and sausage, and the tea served in a proper teapot was lovely. The reception staff were very informative and friendly. This hotel mostly caters to coach holidays so I would not say it would appeal to younger people. There was bingo and entertainment on the 3 nights we stayed which nice for the mainly elderly visitors. Overall a very good place to stay

I received a nice warm welcome on arrival, and even the offer of assistance with my overnight bag to my room, which I gladly accepted. I stayed in a single room, which was small but spacious enough, well heated, with a good sized TV & nice tray with tea, coffee etc. Bedroom & bathroom were spotless. Breakfast was excellent, offering a good variety of cereals, pastries, fruit, toast & juices, together with a full cooked breakfast which was delicious. This was excellent value for money in a good location & I will definitely stay here again.

Convenience, sincere, nice view but furniture a little bit old.  Breakfast is simple.

Old fashioned, averagely neat. Shower not working. Bowls not available to fetch water. Not nice