Capri Guest House

A family-run guest house in the heart of Llandudno

The Capri Guest House is a friendly, family-run place to stay on a quiet, tree-lined street in the centre of Llandudno, the elegant Victorian seaside resort on the North Wales coast. Set between the promenade and the town’s shops, it offers a comfortable, well-located and great-value base for exploring the “Queen of Welsh Resorts” — close enough to walk to the seafront and the centre, yet on a peaceful street away from the bustle.

Rooms and the welcome

This is a guest house run with a personal touch, where the warmth of a family-run welcome makes the difference. The bedrooms are comfortable and well kept, with en-suite facilities, and the quiet location means restful nights despite being right in the heart of town. It is the kind of place that suits couples and families who want somewhere genuinely central, friendly and easy on the budget, with all of Llandudno’s attractions on the doorstep.

A great central location

The position is one of Capri’s biggest strengths. You are within an easy stroll of Llandudno’s famous promenade and its grand sweep of seafront hotels, the pier, and the shops and restaurants of the town centre — so the car can stay put while you explore on foot. A short walk away is the historic Great Orme Tramway, a Victorian cable-hauled tramway that climbs to the summit of the Great Orme headland, with its Country Park, sweeping views and herd of wild Kashmir goats.

At a glance

• Family-run guest house in central Llandudno
• Quiet, tree-lined street between the promenade and the town centre
• Comfortable en-suite rooms
• Friendly, personal welcome
• Great value, walkable base — no need to drive
• Near the Great Orme Tramway, the pier and the seafront

Llandudno and the North Wales coast

Llandudno is the largest and grandest of the North Wales resorts, a beautifully preserved Victorian town curving around a sweeping bay between the Great and Little Ormes. There is the long promenade and pier to stroll, the Great Orme to explore by tram, cable car or on foot, and a lively centre full of shops and places to eat. Beyond the town, the walled town of Conwy with its mighty castle, the gardens at Bodnant, and the mountains of Snowdonia are all within easy reach. For more places to stay in the resort, see our guide to Llandudno accommodation.

Good to know

A central, walkable guest house is exactly what many visitors to Llandudno want: the resort is built for strolling, and being able to leave the car and reach the prom, the pier and the shops on foot makes for a relaxed, easygoing break. Llandudno is busy and at its liveliest through the summer and around its popular events, so booking ahead secures the dates and rooms you want, while spring and autumn offer the same handsome seafront with a quieter, gentler feel. The combination of a quiet street and a town-centre location is a genuine plus — restful nights, with everything close by during the day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? On a quiet, tree-lined street in the centre of Llandudno, between the promenade and the shops.

Are the rooms en-suite? Yes, the rooms have en-suite facilities.

Is it family-run? Yes, it is a friendly, family-run guest house.

Can we walk to the seafront? Yes — the promenade and town centre are both within an easy walk.

What’s nearby? The Great Orme Tramway, the pier, the promenade, Conwy and Snowdonia.

For a friendly, central and well-priced base in Llandudno, check availability for your dates using the booking options on this page.