Conwy
Llandudno Bay Hotel
Member rates available
Krystina Rees
Deal Expert
Why We Love It
- The Great Orme, a Special Area of Conservation with great views of Snowdonia, is around 20 minutes' walk away
- The Grade II-listed Victorian hotel is set in the seaside town of Llandudno, "the Queen of the Welsh Resorts" (VisitWales)
- Snowdonia National Park & the North Wales coastline are right on the doorstep
Map & Directions
Rooms & Rates
Overview
Llandudno Bay Hotel is a Grade II-listed Victorian building on the East Parade of Llandudno Promenade.
The seaside resort of Llandudno is described as "the Queen of the Welsh Resorts" by VisitWales. Its main attraction is the Great Orme, a prominent limestone headland and a Special Area of Conservation. The National Trust describes The Great Orme as a "wildlife paradise" and a "place where you can find flora and fauna found nowhere else on earth". There are old-fashioned trams and cable-car rides to take you to the summit, where there are great views of Snowdonia. The mile-long journey from Happy Valley to the summit of the Great Orme, 679 feet up, takes 10 minutes.
The hotel has views across the bay of Llandudno and the mountain range to the rear. The Forster Restaurant serves locally sourced ingredients. For a pre-dinner drink, head to the champagne bar and take in the views of the bay.
The hotel, which underwent a refurbishment in 2015, is a great base from which to explore the local area. Venue Cymru, which showcases opera, dramas and West End musicals, is less than a 5-minute walk away. Snowdonia National Park and the historic town of Conwy, complete with its medieval castle (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), are less than a 15-minute drive away. On a clear night, many people have witnessed the stunning natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights from Llandudno.
From the press:
- "Llandudno retains an undeniably dignified air, bolstered by its ever-improving selection of chic hotels and quality restaurants" -- Rough Guides
- "Great Orme is also rich in archaeology and has the world's biggest prehistoric mine, dating back 4,000 years to the Bronze Age, while the first-ever book in Wales was printed in one of its caves" -- The Daily Telegraph
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*Unless otherwise stated, Travelzoo-exclusive extras are valid once per stay (based on two adults sharing). Value is an estimate based on double occupancy. Extras are only included with Member Rates and may not be available on all dates. Extras are non-transferable and have no cash value. Total value may vary depending on time of booking and availability. When included, breakfast may be limited to 2 guests per stay subject to hotel’s discretion. Other restrictions may apply; see our T&Cs for details.
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Enjoyed This
(14 Member Ratings)
(14 Member Ratings)
Enjoyed Most
Location.offered small double room with small shower room.. had requested bath.moved to twin with bath.
margy
12. Sep 2018
Cheshire, UK
Enjoyed Most
Staff were all very pleasant and helpful
T J
05. Jul 2018
Saint Helens, UK
Enjoyed Most
Initial impression but it didn’t deliver . Fur coat and no knickers as the saying goes. We were helped with our bags to the room( hardly something to sing about!)
Other Comments
The size of the bed, the room and the bathroom were very very small and not what we would consider as boutique. The communal areas were nice enough but the rooms were poor and noisy . We had no sleep due to being on the road side and the window insulation was insufficient to prevent the noise of the traffic in the morning but more importantly the sea and wind all night . We had to keep the windows tightly closed to help which meant we had no air in the room . Breakfast was appalling, undercooked, toast was like pappy bread ( hardly toasted) , beans cold, poor choice of cereal. We left ours and had to buy breakfast in Conwy after we left after just one night, disgusted at the cost of this mediocre hotel. Worthy of only 2stars
James
24. Jun 2018
Bognor Regis, UK
Enjoyed Most
The sea view!
Kay
02. Mar 2018
Coventry, UK
Enjoyed Most
General ambience and helpful staff.
Other Comments
Parking is a real problem with this hotel and will be even worse in Spring/Summer. Hotel car park is being refurbished apparently.
David
18. Feb 2018
Wigan, UK
Enjoyed Most
Service an food
Glyn
20. Nov 2017
Stoke-on-Trent, UK
