The Branstone Guesthouse

The Branstone is a warm, family-run guest house set in a handsome Victorian townhouse in Llandudno, the grand Victorian resort on the North Wales coast. Tucked on a quiet avenue close to the promenade, the shops and the Great Orme, it offers seven comfortable en-suite rooms, a proper home-cooked breakfast and a genuinely friendly welcome. Full of period charm — ornate cornicing, original fireplaces and elegant damask décor — it makes a relaxed and characterful base for exploring Llandudno and the coast.

A family-run Victorian guest house in the heart of Llandudno

There are seven en-suite bedrooms across the upper floors — a mix of double, twin and family rooms, with single occupancy available by arrangement. Rooms are traditionally furnished in keeping with the house, with comfortable beds, crisp white linen, a flat-screen TV with Freeview, a tea and coffee tray, hairdryer and free WiFi. A freshly cooked breakfast is served each morning in the pretty dining room, with its original cast-iron fireplace, and cooked to order to set you up for the day. As a three-star, family-run house, the Branstone offers the kind of personal, attentive welcome that keeps guests coming back.

Period charm and a friendly welcome

With seven en-suite rooms, a home-cooked breakfast and Victorian period charm, the Branstone is a relaxed, characterful base in the heart of Llandudno.

At a glance

• Seven en-suite rooms — doubles, twin and family
• Home-cooked breakfast, cooked to order
• Three-star, family-run Victorian townhouse
• Free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee in every room
• A quiet avenue close to the promenade, shops and the Great Orme

Where it is

The Branstone is on a quiet avenue in Llandudno, close to the promenade and the Great Orme, on the North Wales coast. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our North Wales Coast accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

Llandudno is the queen of Welsh seaside resorts, and the Branstone is well placed to enjoy all of it. The sweeping Victorian promenade and North Shore beach are a short walk away, along with the pier — the longest in Wales — and the smart shops of Mostyn Street. Rising above the town is the Great Orme, a dramatic limestone headland reached by the historic tramway or the cable car, with a summit country park, the Bronze Age copper mines and far-reaching views over the bay. The quieter West Shore, with its links to Alice in Wonderland, lies on the other side of the headland, and the medieval walled town of Conwy, with its mighty castle, is just along the coast. Venue Cymru hosts shows on the seafront, and the mountains of Eryri begin around twenty minutes away.

Who it suits

With a mix of double, twin and family rooms, and single occupancy available by arrangement, the Branstone suits couples, families and solo travellers who want a comfortable, characterful B&B with a warm family-run welcome. The quiet avenue setting, close to the seafront, makes it a relaxed base.

Good to know

The period charm — ornate cornicing, original fireplaces and elegant décor — gives the Branstone real character, and the home-cooked breakfast, cooked to order, sets you up for the day. As a three-star, family-run house, it offers the kind of personal, attentive welcome that keeps guests coming back. Enquire with the owner using the Contact Host button, or use the Book button for live availability and the latest prices via Booking.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is breakfast included? Yes — a home-cooked breakfast, cooked to order, is served each morning.

How many rooms are there? Seven en-suite rooms — doubles, a twin and a family room.

Is it family-friendly? Yes — there is a family room, and a warm family-run welcome.

How close is the beach? A short walk to the promenade and North Shore beach.

What star rating is it? It is a three-star guest house.

The Branstone is a characterful, friendly choice for a Llandudno holiday. Enquire via the Contact Host button, or use the Book button for live availability and prices via Booking.com.