B&Bs and guest houses in Llandudno

B&Bs in Llandudno

Llandudno is the planned Victorian resort between two Ormes — Conwy taxi table; pier, promenade and cable car, not Conwy’s walled harbour.

Where to stay

Llandudno is North Wales's largest and most traditional seaside resort, with a wide accommodation range from grand Victorian seafront hotels on the promenade sweep to small B&Bs in the Craigside neighbourhood on the hillside above the main bay. North Shore hotels command premium prices and book out in July and August; if you want a quieter stay, look on the West Shore side, where a handful of guesthouses overlook the dunes and Conwy estuary rather than the main beach.

The town has no shortage of beds, but a peculiarity is that many hotels still enforce weekly changeover during peak school-holiday weeks — particularly Saturdays — and refuse short breaks, so always check minimum stay before booking in summer.

Conwy CBC's Visitor Levy consultation closed 17 July 2026; the council will announce its decision after 24 September 2026. If adopted, the earliest a levy would apply to overnight stays in Llandudno is October 2027 — and accommodation providers would need to register with the Welsh Revenue Authority first. No charge applies to bookings made or stays taking place before any confirmed levy date.

What to check

From Llandudno station to the pier / Mostyn Street. A guest house or bed and breakfast may have a locked door after breakfast hours — confirm parking, hosts’ hours and single-night stays.

Local markers for this chapter: planned, Victorian, between, promenade.

Llandudno station to the pier / Mostyn Street — cancellation; single night.