Bron Orme Guest House

Bron Orme is a friendly, family-run guest house in a quiet, elevated spot on Church Walks in Llandudno, the grand Victorian resort on the North Wales coast. Tucked beneath the Great Orme and overlooking its own pretty terraced gardens and the rooftops to the hills beyond, it offers nine comfortable en-suite rooms, a freshly cooked breakfast and off-street parking — a short, mostly level walk from the promenade, pier and shops.

A welcoming guest house with garden views, sheltered by the Great Orme

There are nine en-suite bedrooms — singles, twins and doubles — each with its own walk-in shower, comfortable beds, a flat-screen TV, hairdryer and a tea and coffee tray, and many enjoy lovely views over the gardens and town. Rooms are traditionally furnished and immaculately kept, and a freshly cooked breakfast is served each morning, with dietary requirements happily catered for. There is complimentary high-speed WiFi throughout, and off-street parking (on a first-come basis) — a real bonus in a busy resort. South-facing and sheltered by the Great Orme, it is a peaceful, sunny base for a Llandudno holiday.

Comfort, breakfast and a sunny spot

With nine en-suite rooms, a cooked breakfast, off-street parking and garden views beneath the Great Orme, Bron Orme is a comfortable, friendly base in Llandudno.

At a glance

• Nine en-suite rooms — singles, twins and doubles
• Freshly cooked breakfast, dietary needs catered for
• Off-street parking; complimentary high-speed WiFi
• Pretty terraced gardens with views over the town and hills
• A short walk from the promenade, pier, shops and the Great Orme

Where it is

Bron Orme is on Church Walks in Llandudno, at the foot of 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

Bron Orme’s position on Church Walks, at the foot of the Great Orme, is hard to beat. The sweeping Victorian promenade and North Shore beach are a short stroll away, along with the pier — the longest in Wales — and the shops of Mostyn Street. The Great Orme itself rises right behind, reached by the historic tramway or the cable car, with a summit country park, the Bronze Age copper mines and a dry ski and toboggan run. The quieter West Shore, with its links to Alice in Wonderland, lies on the other side of the headland, the medieval walled town of Conwy is a short drive along the coast, and the mountains of Eryri are around twenty minutes away.

Who it suits

With its mix of singles, twins and doubles and a warm, family-run welcome, Bron Orme suits couples, solo travellers and anyone wanting a comfortable, traditional B&B in a peaceful but central spot. The off-street parking is a real bonus in a busy resort, and the south-facing gardens make it a sunny, restful base.

Good to know

The quiet, elevated position on Church Walks gives a peaceful, sunny stay while keeping the promenade, pier and shops within a short, mostly level walk, and the Great Orme rises right behind. Off-street parking — on a first-come basis — is a genuine plus in Llandudno. 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 freshly cooked breakfast, with dietary requirements catered for.

Is there parking? Yes — off-street parking, on a first-come-first-served basis.

Are there views? Yes — the gardens and many rooms look over the town to the hills.

How many rooms are there? Nine en-suite rooms — singles, twins and doubles.

Are dogs allowed? No — Bron Orme does not accept pets.

Bron Orme is a comfortable, friendly choice for a Llandudno holiday beneath the Great Orme. Enquire via the Contact Host button, or use the Book button for live availability and prices via Booking.com.