Bodafon Hall Holiday Cottages

Historic self-catering cottages with sea views above Llandudno

Set in the grounds of a historic hall on the edge of Llandudno, these self-catering cottages and apartments make a characterful base for the “Queen of Welsh Resorts” and the wider North Wales coast. With sea views, private parking and a genuinely warm welcome, the accommodation sleeps up to eight across the units and is well rated by guests, scoring 9.0 out of 10. It pairs the peace of a leafy, historic setting with a beach and a bustling seafront just down the hill.

Characterful accommodation in a historic setting

The cottages and apartments sit within the grounds of Bodafon Hall, a historic building on Bodafon Road, and several enjoy lovely sea views — there are sea-view apartment options among the choices. Inside you will find comfortable self-catering living with kitchenettes, washing facilities and the space to settle in for a few days, whether you are a couple wanting a sea-view bolthole or a family or group spreading across more than one unit.

Easy for the beach, the dog and the car

The location is hard to fault. Llandudno’s North Shore Beach is less than 0.6 miles away, and Venue Cymru — the seafront theatre and conference centre — is about 1.1 miles. Free private parking on site makes arriving simple, free WiFi keeps you connected, and there is an outdoor seating area to enjoy the grounds. The cottages are also dog-friendly (a charge of around £10 per pet applies), so the family dog is welcome on the Great Orme walks and the wide promenade.

Who it suits

These cottages suit holidaymakers who want the best of both worlds: a quiet, green, historic setting to come back to, with all the seaside bustle of Llandudno within easy reach. Couples will love the sea-view options, while families and groups can take more than one unit and still stay together. Dog owners are well catered for, and anyone who prefers the independence of self-catering — cooking when they like, coming and going as they please — will feel right at home. It is an especially good pick for exploring beyond the resort too, with Conwy, the Great Orme and the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) all close by.

At a glance

• Self-catering cottages and apartments in the grounds of a historic hall
• Sea-view options; sleeps up to 8 across the units
• Free private parking and free WiFi
• Outdoor seating area; washing facilities and kitchenettes
• Dog-friendly (around £10 per pet)
• Less than 0.6 miles from Llandudno North Shore Beach; guest score 9.0/10

Llandudno and the North Wales coast

Llandudno is the grand dame of Welsh seaside resorts, with its sweeping promenade, the longest pier in Wales and the North Shore beach curving beneath the Great Orme. You can ride the Great Orme tramway or cable car for the views, then explore further along the coast: the medieval walled town of Conwy with its castle, the wide family beaches towards Rhyl and Prestatyn, and the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) just inland. For more ideas, browse places to stay across the North Wales coast.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many do they sleep? Up to eight guests across the cottages and apartments.

Are there sea views? Yes — several units, including sea-view apartments, look out to sea.

Are dogs allowed? Yes — the cottages are dog-friendly, with a charge of around £10 per pet.

How far is the beach? Llandudno North Shore Beach is less than 0.6 miles away.

Plan your Llandudno break

For a characterful, sea-view self-catering base a short stroll from the beach, with parking and a warm welcome for dogs, these historic cottages are a lovely choice. Check current availability and dates using the booking options on this page.