Beach House B&B with Free Parking

An elegant Victorian B&B by the pier in Llandudno — with free parking

Beach House is an elegant Victorian bed and breakfast in a prime seafront position in Llandudno, just across the road from the town’s charming Victorian pier. It pairs handsome period character with a genuinely convenient location — and, importantly in a busy resort like Llandudno, the welcome bonus of free parking. With the promenade, the beach and the town’s shops and restaurants all within a short walk, it makes a comfortable and well-placed base for exploring the “Queen of Welsh Resorts” and the wider North Wales coast.

The rooms

The bedrooms are comfortable and elegant, in keeping with the handsome Victorian house, and some enjoy lovely sea views out across the bay. It is the sort of traditional seaside B&B where the period proportions — high ceilings, big windows, that classic promenade-house feel — are part of the charm, while the rooms themselves are kept comfortable and welcoming. Whether you are here for a romantic couple of nights or using Llandudno as a touring base, it is an easy, relaxing place to come back to.

A prime seafront location

The position is the real selling point. You are right by the Victorian pier — at over 700 metres, the longest in Wales — with the sweeping North Shore beach and the grand promenade on your doorstep, and the town centre’s shops, cafés, bars and restaurants just a short stroll away. Having free parking included takes away one of the big headaches of a seaside break, since on-street parking along the front is otherwise at a premium. It all adds up to a fuss-free stay in the heart of the resort.

Llandudno and the coast

Llandudno is the grandest of Welsh seaside towns, beautifully preserved and full of things to do. The towering Great Orme rises above the town, with its tramway and cable car climbing to the summit, a dry ski slope and toboggan run, and far-reaching views. There is the pier itself, the Mostyn art galleries, the Venue Cymru theatre, and the quieter West Shore where the town’s Alice in Wonderland connections are celebrated. Further afield, the walled town of Conwy with its mighty castle, the celebrated Bodnant Garden and the mountains of Snowdonia (Eryri) are all within easy reach for day trips. Llandudno is also a brilliant base for the wider coast, with the resorts of Colwyn Bay and Rhos-on-Sea, the Victorian seaside town of Conwy and the long sweep of the bay all a short hop away. For more ideas on the area and other places to stay, see our Llandudno accommodation guide.

At a glance

• Elegant Victorian B&B in a prime seafront spot in Llandudno
• Just across the road from the Victorian pier
• Free parking — a real bonus in the resort
• Comfortable, characterful rooms, some with sea views
• A short walk from the promenade, beach, shops and restaurants
• Close to the Great Orme; a short drive to Snowdonia

Frequently Asked Questions

How close is the sea? Very — it is right across the road from the pier, with the promenade and beach on the doorstep.

Is there parking? Yes — free parking is included, which is a real plus in Llandudno.

Are there sea-view rooms? Some of the rooms enjoy sea views across the bay.

Is it central? Yes — the town’s shops, cafés and restaurants are a short walk away.

What’s nearby? The pier, the Great Orme, Conwy, Bodnant Garden and the Snowdonia mountains.

Book your stay at Beach House

For an elegant, well-placed seaside B&B with the pier on your doorstep and the bonus of free parking, Beach House is a comfortable choice in the heart of Llandudno. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.