Hotels in Llandudno

Replete with Victorian charm, stunning sea views, and spiritual heritage, Llandudno serves as a quintessential seaside retreat. This popular Welsh resort town - the largest in Wales, to be precise - brings together an array of attractions tailor-made for couples, families, or friends looking for an idyllic British holiday.

Whether you're on the hunt for family-friendly accommodation near the sandy shores, a luxury hotel with incredible views of the Great Orme, or a budget-friendly lodging close to popular attractions, Llandudno caters to every travel preference and budget. Let Lycafly help you find the perfect base for your unforgettable getaway.

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The enchanting town of Llandudno in Conwy County Borough, Wales, is rich in history tracing back to Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age settlements. Its name is derived from "Church of Saint Tudno," hinting at the town's spiritual roots. Today, the town includes a tapestry of district townships including Craig-y-Don, Llanhrhos, and Penrhyn Bay, each contributing to Llandudno’s unique character.

The Great Orme, a limestone headland home to wild Kashmiri goats, stands as an iconic symbol of Llandudno, with its summit offering stunning attractions like the Great Orme Tramway and the Llandudno Cable Car. The resort town emerged as a mid-Victorian holiday destination with substantial development occurring between 1857 and 1877, resulting in eye-capturing Victorian-era attractions like the Llandudno Pier and the landscaped Happy Valley.

Boasting a rich array of religious centres, sporting traditions, and easy connectivity to major nearby locales makes Llandudno a bucket list-worthy spot brimming with cultural and historical intrigue.

When to visit Llandudno

To embrace Llandudno's full splendour, the best time to visit is between June and September. These warm, sunny months are ideal for strolling along the Victorian Pier, picnicking in the Happy Valley, or ascending the Great Orme via tramway or cable car.

However, it's worth remembering that Wales' weather is rarely predictable, with rain a frequent visitor throughout the year – especially in January, October, November, and December. But even showers can't dampen Llandudno's charm, as the rain often breathes fresh life into the verdant landscapes.

January and February are the coldest months and constitute the low season, making it a perfect time for those who seek solitude and tranquillity. The beauty of this Welsh gem shines bright during every season, so getting to Llandudno is always a good idea.

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