Ideally situated in the heart of Llandudno UK, United Kingdom, The Moorfield Hotel is just a 2 minute walk from Llandudno Town Centre and North Promenade. The railway station is just a 5-minute walk away.READ MORE

The Chef Proprietor Antonio Manfredino would like to welcome you to Valentinos Restaurant in Llandudno UK, United Kingdom. Antonio came to North Wales in 1983 from Pompei in Sourthern Italy. He fell in love with Llandudno and its people and decided to stay. He trained locally as chef; gaining his experience locally.READ MORE

The Dining Room at the Cae Mor Hotel in Llandudno UK, United Kingdom successfully combines period features with contemporary furnishings and offers an imaginative Table d'hote Menu.READ MORE

The Promenad is centrally located on Llandudno?s North shore. This elegant 5 storey Victorian building stands just metres away from the sea. If you do like to be beside the seaside, Haydn and Vanessa would be delighted to welcome you to the Promenad in Llandudno UK, United Kingdom.READ MORE

Audley House Guest House is situated on a quiet tree-lined Avenue in the heart of the oldest part of Llandudno UK, United Kingdom. The Guest House is a two minute walk away from the Victorian promenade and bustling town centre. The great Orme, Tram Station and many other of the local attractions are all within easy accessible walking distanceREAD MORE

Heatherdale Bed and Breakfast in Llandudno UK, United Kingdom has a reputation for comfort, cleanliness, good food and pleasant ambiance to compliment the atmosphere that Llandudno generates.READ MORE

The owners are proud to welcome all guests old and new to the Elpiniki Guest House in Llandudno UK, United Kingdom. The Elpiniki Guest House is where a friendly and homely atmosphere awaits all. The Elpiniki Guest House is the perfect place for a relaxing holiday or short break. READ MORE

The Tan Lan Hotel in Llandudno UK, United Kingdom is an ideal base from which to explore Llandudno and the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia Mountain Range, (the highest in Wales and England), and the North Wales coast featuring the historic castles of Conwy, Caernarfon and Beaumaris.READ MORE

The Senarth Guest House in Llandudno UK, United Kingdom was built in 1980. The name "Senarth" originates from a Cornish Tin mine. The owner of this Tin mine, who happened to be a clergyman, bought the house as a holiday home for him and his family. The Guest House is a four storey Victorian building with 11 spacious letting rooms. READ MORE

Why not sample the pleasures of traditional, homemade food in an intimate and inviting environment at the Restaurant at The Seaclyffe Hotel in Llandudno UK, United Kingdom.READ MORE