Llandudno is Wales largest resort and is a great holiday destination for all the family. Llandudno and the surrounding areas are packed with exciting places to visit and lots of things to see and do.

Llandudno is a wonderful Victorian town facing a sweeping bay, flanked by the Great Orme to the north and the Little Orme to the south. It is the largest seaside resort in Wales, with sheltered beaches, promenade and the excitement of the victorian pier. If its a vacation touring Snowdonia National Park you want, a diversity of attractions from narrow gauge mountain railways, historic houses and castles to the natural beauty of our mountains, beaches and lakes are waiting to be discovered. Enjoying a unique climate, washed by the warming influence of the Gulf Stream, Llandudno is protected from the worst excesses of weather by the mountains of Snowdonia., Snowdonia National Park, The Alice in Wonderland Centre, Great Orme Bronze Age Copper Mine, Conwy Castle

Nestled in the heart of Llandudno, Wales’s largest coastal resort, the Kinmel Hotel has long been a welcome feature on the seafront promenade. Kinmel Hotel is ideally suited for all types of traveller

Area Attractions, Recreation Information

Beautiful gardens include a rare 17th century parterre of box hedges filled with sweet-scented herbs, a rockery with a cascade, a walled rose garden, and several follies. Historic House Hotels Limited has skilfully and sympathetically restored the 17th century house. In September 2008 this company donated all its interests in BODYSGALLEN HALL to THE NATIONAL TRUST, to ensure its long-term protection, with all profits benefiting the houses and the charity. Bodysgalen Hall also has magnificient views to the Snowdonia mountain range and Conwy Castle.

St Georges is in the most central and prime location in Llandudno. Situated on the Promenade, we are ideal as a touring base for the North Wales and also convenient for the local shops.