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Craiglands Guest House is just 'Minutes from the mountains - Seconds from the sea' You can expect a warm friendly welcome when you stay with Gwynneth and Philip in this lovely traditional B&B. Craiglands is a detached Victorian property in a nice quite location and yet less than 100 yards from the promenade. Enjoy a good freshly cooked breakfast in our pleasant dining room. All our rooms are clean and comfortable with en suite facilities. Lots of free on street parking. We are only a leisurely 5 minute stroll from the excellent Theatre and Conference Centre Venue Cymru. Ideally situated for all the many amenities Llandudno and the surrounding area has to offer. NON SMOKING. SORRY CHILDREN CANNOT BE ACCOMMODATED

The Dunoon is a handsome building in a beautifully preserved Victorian seaside town, a 50-bedroom hotel of antiques and oak panels, of old world elegance and formality, of warmth and intimacy. The air is relaxed and comfortable not hushed or reverential, the service personal and attentive rather than fussy and overbearing. We have an old-fashioned view of what a hotel should provide: quality, character and value. In a world where every high street looks the same and many companies’ idea of customer service is a call centre, the Dunoon is a happy antidote to the carelessness and anonymity of modern living.

The Hotel provides one of the best accommodation at Llandudno at affordable prices. Rooms are tastefully decorated, while maintaining your comfort as our foremost priority. Choose from our wide range of "Room Plans". All rooms have en-suite facilities. We specialise in groups and can accommodate a full coach party in en-suite Rooms. We take pride in our home cooking and the menus are so planned that you are assured of a choice of dishes at most meals and ensure that you can enjoy a quiet drink in the comfort of our cosy bar.

This is an ideal hotel for well priced short seaside and weekend breaks. Llandudno and the surrounding areas are packed with exciting places to visit and lots of things to see and do. The two beaches, "North" and "South" shore offer lots of fun on the Golden sand, and prove extremely popular in the summer months. The Pier is also not to be missed as Llandudno is one of the few remaining seaside towns to still boast an operational Pier. All 162 en-suite bedrooms have traditional decor and are well-equipped with TV and Tea and Coffee making facilities to give a feeling of comfort and home. The Grand Hotel in Llandudno features a choice of restaurants depending on whether you upgrade to Premier. The Premier dining room is a bright, spacious room that has spectacular views overlooking Llandudno's bay and serves a delicious Carvery. The Main restaurant is adjacent and offers a more informal dining atmosphere with flexible seating times. The Connaught Bar is a lively bar with Karaoke, the Grand Ballroom and Langtry's cater for the entertainment in the evening and by day evolve into more relaxed areas. In addition there is a Games room and Snooker room. The lobby is of a good size but rather traditional in design and feel. Staff are friendly and large groups would have no problems with space when checking in.