Llandudno Grand, Portmeirion & The Mountain Railway

The Grand Hotel, Llandudno

Located at the foot of the Great Orme, the Grand Hotel is an impressive Victorian building which offers spectacular views across the bay and sea front. 

Dating back to 1900, the hotel is situated on Llandudno’s North Shore Promenade and is one of the town’s main landmarks, with its impressive architecture. The hotel still dominates the seafront today, offering guests a warm welcome, outstanding hospitability and comfortable accommodation.  After a day of exploring the delightful seaside resort, relax with a drink in the Connaught Bar.

All bedrooms have an en-suite bathroom, TV, hairdryer and tea & coffee making facilities. 

The magnificent Grand Hotel provides the perfect base for exploring Llandudno, the largest seaside resort in Wales, and is ideally located close to many of the town’s attractions. 

Facilities:

• Bar
• Restaurant
• Evening entertainment (on selected evenings)
• Lift 
• Tea & coffee making facilities 
• Wi-Fi facilities

Llandudno

Enjoy a coach holiday to Llandudno, the largest resort in Wales and one of the most popular seaside towns in Britain.

Situated between the Great Orme and Little Orme, this tourist destination has been welcoming holidaymakers since the 19th century. Explore all that this bustling town has to offer, with its sweeping bay, Victorian architecture and award-winning beaches. 

Visit North Shore, the main beach in the town, also referred to as Llandudno beach. This 2-mile sand and shingle beach is popular with holidaymakers with its impressive pier, wide Victorian promenade and traditional seaside activities. West Shore is a beautiful sandy beach and is the quieter of the two beaches in the town. It faces Conwy Bay and is a favourite with kite-flyers and kite-surfers, as well as being the perfect spot for viewing spectacular sunsets.

Llandudno is located close to Snowdonia National Park, the oldest and largest of the three National Parks in Wales. This picturesque area is home to a varied landscape of river gorges, waterfalls and green valleys, as well as scenic locations such as Betws-y-Coed and Llanberis.