Glascoed Guest House

An Award-Winning Family-Run Guest House in Llandudno

Glascoed Guest House is a four-star Silver award-winning, family-run place to stay on a quiet street in the heart of Llandudno, with seven en-suite rooms and a warm personal welcome. Comfortable, spotlessly kept and consistently well reviewed, it makes a welcoming and central base for exploring this classic Victorian seaside resort and the North Wales coast.

The guest house

There are seven rooms — single, double, twin, family and a superior super-king double — all with en-suite shower rooms. Free Wi-Fi runs throughout (and it is fast), and there is a sociable guest bar complete with a pool table, dart board and honesty bar — a nice touch for a relaxed evening in. A full English buffet breakfast is served daily to set you up for the day, and the whole house is non-smoking. The guest house welcomes older children (those under ten cannot be accommodated), making it a calm, comfortable choice for couples and families with teenagers.

It is the friendly, hands-on hosting and the peaceful-yet-central location that guests praise most, with consistently high scores for cleanliness, comfort and welcome.

At a glance

• Four-star Silver award-winning, family-run guest house
• Single, double, twin, family and super-king rooms — all en-suite
• Fast free Wi-Fi; guest bar with pool table and dart board
• Full English buffet breakfast; non-smoking
• Quiet, central street near the Great Orme Tramway
• Welcomes older children (under tens not accommodated)

Llandudno and the Great Orme

Llandudno is the grande dame of Welsh seaside resorts, with a sweeping promenade, the longest pier in Wales and a graceful bay between two headlands. A short stroll from Glascoed brings you to the historic Great Orme Tramway — a Victorian funicular that climbs to the summit and its Country Park, with far-reaching views over the bay and beyond. The pier, the promenade and the town’s shops are all close by, while the walled town of Conwy with its mighty castle and the mountains of Snowdonia are within easy reach for days out. For more places to stay nearby, see our guide to bed and breakfasts in Llandudno.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grade is it? A four-star Silver award-winning, family-run guest house.

Are the rooms en-suite? Yes, all rooms have en-suite shower rooms.

Is breakfast included? Yes — a full English buffet breakfast is served daily.

Is there a bar? Yes, a guest bar with a pool table, dart board and honesty bar.

Are children welcome? Older children are welcome; children under ten cannot be accommodated.

Who runs it? It’s family-run, by Simon and Anna.

How close is the seafront? A short walk — it’s centrally placed near the pier and promenade.

The personal, hands-on hosting is what really lifts a stay at Glascoed — the sort of welcome and local know-how that a small, owner-run guest house does so well, backed up by a Silver award for quality. The sociable guest bar gives it a friendly, relaxed feel in the evenings, and the quiet central street means you can walk to the tramway, the pier and the seafront in minutes, then return to a peaceful night’s sleep.

With family rooms as well as doubles and twins, it suits couples and families with older children alike, and the consistently high guest scores for cleanliness, comfort and welcome speak for themselves.

For a friendly, award-winning guest house in the heart of Llandudno, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.