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Llandudno,LL302DW Bstftcxcdlbfmz Months Open Pbpstftcxcdlbzr and Queensizebeds map ref: Dunoon Hotel D4 Gloddaeth Street, Llandudno, LL30 2DW t: 01492 860787 e: [email protected] www.dunoonhotel.co.uk Multi-award winning Dunoon has an old-fashioned view of what a hotel should provide: character, value and quality. And by quality, we mean great food, hospitality and comfort. Amid the oak panels and antiques, the atmosphere is warm and relaxed, the service personal and attentive. The AA Two Rosette food is fine, flavoursome and sourced locally; prepared and served with care and in surroundings that lend just the right sense of occasion. Our AA Notable Wine List is nothing short of spectacular: lengthy, adventurous, but still approachable. Private dining and small conference rooms available. The owners' ethos shows in the individuality and finish of the rooms, in attention to detail and appreciation of the understated luxuries that separate the grand from the bland: crisp white cotton sheets, fluffy towels, Molton Brown toiletries in every bathroom, pressed linen napkins and elegant silverware on the tables. Excellently located for the shops and promenade. 86% AA Merit Rating. PBpSTftCXcDlEMszR Y Months open Rooms B&B/night/pp D,B&B/night/pp 3 to 12 48 h Rooms From £65 to £109 From £84 to £128 map ref: Empire Hotel B5 73 Church Walks, Llandudno, LL30 2HE t: 01492 860555 e: [email protected] www.empirehotel.co.uk The Empire Hotel has been owned and managed by The Maddocks family and are now celebrating 70 years. Stylish bedrooms with bathroom, TV & DVD, tea/coffee tray, hairdryer, Hypnos King and Queen size beds. • Free Wi-Fi • Outdoor patio with splash pool • Free Car parking • Air conditioning in all bedrooms • Bar and Lounge and public rooms • 2 Restaurants • Central location to Promenade, • Indoor heated pool, Pier, Shops and Llandudno sauna & steam room attractions • Fully equipped gym • Snowdonia and many places of • Spa with full range of interest, all within a short drive beauty treatments PBpSTftCXcDlbzR Months open Rooms B&B/night/pp D,B&B/night/pp 01/01/19 to 15/12/2019 55 h Rooms From £70 to £120 From £85 to £135 The hotel o ers you a warm welcome to Llandudno, the Queen of the Welsh Resorts. The Imperial is an elegant four star hotel, perfectly situated in the heart of the Promenade with picturesque views across the bay and the impressive Great Orme and Little Orme headlands. Exceptional service, ne dining and a warm and friendly atmosphere is assured at this prestigious hotel, which o ers the outstanding AA Rosette Chantrey's Restaurant. Guests enjoy the use of the tness centre including 45' ozone treated swimming pool during their stay. The perfect venue for a family break, activity break or business trip. Llandudno, North Wales LL30 1AP | t: 01492 877 466 | Fax: 01492 878 043 e: [email protected] | www.theimperial.co.uk BSTftCXcDlbFMzR Map Ref: D7 Months open Rooms B&B/night/pp D,B&B/night/pp 1 to 12 98 h Rooms From £62.50 to £87.50 From £92.50 to £145 LLANDUDNO HOTELS OVER £60 VISITLLANDUDNO.ORG.UK 41 map ref: Osborne House C5 17 North Parade, Llandudno, LL30 2LP t: 01492 860330 e: [email protected] www.osbornehouse.co.uk Luxury all suite boutique hotel located on promenade with glorious sea views. All suites are spacious and romantic with super king size Hypnos beds, marble bathroom plus walk in shower, sitting room with a squashy sofa in front of a Victorian fireplace. Full air conditioning and free WIFI throughout. Stunning Osborne's Café/Grill an extravagant belle époque style bistro open all day and in the evening lit with a multitude of candles - just perfect for that romantic meal. Free parking at rear. Ideal for touring Snowdonia, Portmeirion Italianate village, medieval castles, stately homes and the world famous Bodnant Gardens PBSTftCzR Months open Rooms B&B/night/pp D,B&B/night/pp 01/01/2019 to 15/12/2019 7 h Rooms From £70 to £100 From £85 to £130 COME ON OVER, YOU’RE WELCOME Situated on the Promenade, overlooking the beautiful Bay of Llandudno. 81 luxurious air conditioned bedrooms. 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Secure Garage • Flat Screen TV’s Entertainment almost • Ramp Car Parking Porterage from the moment you arrive • Hospitality Trays every night of the year • Wi-Fi • Room Service • Special Diets - No Problem! • Meeting room/Art studio. • Hairdryers • Secure Garage Car Parking "Best Individual Hotel for Groups - PBSTftCXcDlEFMzR Y 8 Successive years!" Map Ref: D7 Months open Rooms B&B/night/pp D,B&B/night/pp 1 to 12 60 h Rooms From £39 to £83 From £39 to £99 LLANDUDNO HOTELS OVER £60 42 VISITLLANDUDNO.ORG.UK map ref: St Tudno Hotel C5 North Parade, Promenade, Llandudno, LL30 2LP t: 01492 874411 e: [email protected] www.st-tudno.co.uk A warm welcome and friendly atmosphere awaits you at the St Tudno Hotel. All bedrooms are individually designed with 6 overlooking the beautiful Llandudno Bay. Great food, great wine, great service, great venue! Free Wi-Fi available throughout. Rooms from £35-£115 per night. gPBpSTftCXxcDlFMszRK Months open Rooms B&B/night/pp D,B&B/night/pp 1 to 12 18 h Rooms From £35 to £115 From £55 to £135 BODYSGALLEN HALL & SPA Map Ref: C3 THE ROYAL WELSH WAY, LLANDUDNO LL30 1RS www.bodysgallen.com | 01492 584466 | [email protected] Country house hospitality at its best. Historic 17th century hall set in 200 acres of award-winning gardens and parkland. Magnificent views to Conwy Castle and Snowdonia. Bedrooms and suites in the main hall and cottages. Fine dining, traditional afternoon tea. Bodysgallen Spa with large pool, sauna, steam room, gym, beauty and well-being treatments. Times Travel Top 100 British Hotel 2015 A historic house hotel of the Escape is Llandudno’s premier boutique B&B, offering nine individually designed National Trust Map Ref: J10 rooms, each with its own personality, featuring large flat-screen TV’s, blu-ray disc players, Bose iPod stations & free wifi. Rooms from £95 to £160 per night. gPBpST 48 Church Walks, Llandudno North Wales LL30 2HL ftCXDb T: 01492 877776 E: [email protected] FMzRY W: www.escapebandb.co.uk Months open Rooms B&B/night/pp D,B&B/night/pp PBSTfCXDz 1 to 12 31 h Rooms From £95 to £235 From £138 to £278 Book direct for the bestmap rates ref: ! The Quay Hotel B3 6 Penrhyn Crescent, NEW Llandudno, LL30 1BA t: 01492 878101 f: 01492 876545 e: [email protected] ROOM WITH A VIEW www.caemorhotel.co.uk With breathtaking views of the Conwy Castle and surrounding countryside, this 4 star THE GRILL ROOM SPA & RELAXATION luxury spa hotel offers an excellent coastal retreat - a truly unique location. WWW.QUAYHOTEL.CO.UK 01492 564100 Deganwy Quay | Deganwy | Conwy | LL31 9DJ gPBpSTf tCXcDl Conwy county bFMzR Y map ref: B3 Months open Rooms B&B/night/pp D,B&B/night/pp 1 to 12 h From £49.50 to £99.00 From £77.00 to £126.50 © National Trust Images/Christopher Gallagher © National Trust NATIONALTRUST.ORG.UK 74 Rooms LLANDUDNO HOTELS OVER £60 VISITLLANDUDNO.ORG.UK 43 map ref: Bryn Derwen D4 34 Abbey Road, Llandudno, LL30 2EE t: 01492 876804 www.bryn-derwen.co.uk If you are looking to stay at one of Llandudno’s great little places Bryn Derwen is the place for you. Bars, restaurants, shops and theatre are all within easy walking distance. Originally built as a holiday home for a wealthy Victorian family and sympathetically converted to retain all of the original character Bryn Derwen offers a relaxed and intimate atmosphere. An ornate staircase leads to nine individually designed spacious en-suite bedrooms with all the facilities you would expect from a five star guesthouse. There is a walled garden which includes a patio area with table and chairs to sit and read or enjoy a drink from the bar.
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