Llandudno Bay Seafront Hotel

A contemporary seafront hotel on Llandudno’s promenade

Right on Llandudno’s grand Victorian promenade, this four-star seafront hotel pairs a prime beachfront position with stylish, contemporary interiors and lovely views over the bay. An award-winner for its sustainability, it offers a wide choice of rooms — many with sea views — a welcoming restaurant, and a genuinely dog-friendly approach, with allocated dog-friendly sea-view dining areas. With the pier, the beach and the Great Orme all close by, it makes a comfortable and memorable base for exploring the “Queen of Welsh Resorts”.

Stylish rooms, many with sea views

There is a good range of rooms to suit couples, families and solo travellers, from singles to doubles and twins, including standard, deluxe and sea-view categories — many looking straight out over the promenade and the bay. The interiors are modern and well kept, and the hotel earns strong marks from guests for its location right on the front. Whether you want a full sea view or a quieter city-view room, there is something to suit.

Dining and a dog-friendly welcome

Breakfast is generous, with full English or Irish, continental and buffet choices plus vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options, so everyone is catered for. The hotel is notably dog-friendly, even setting aside dog-friendly sea-view dining areas, which makes it a great choice for guests who like to bring the dog on holiday.

At a glance

• Four-star contemporary seafront hotel on Llandudno’s promenade
• A wide choice of rooms, many with sea views
• Award-winning for its sustainability
• Generous breakfast with vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options
• Genuinely dog-friendly, with dog-friendly sea-view dining areas
• Steps from the beach, pier and promenade

Exploring Llandudno and the coast

You are right on the seafront here, with Llandudno’s long promenade, sandy bay and the pier — the longest in Wales — all on the doorstep. Rising above the town is the Great Orme, around a twenty-minute walk or a ride on the Victorian tramway or cable car, with summit views, a country park and ancient copper mines. The railway station is about a mile away, the walled town and castle of Conwy a short drive, and the mountains of Snowdonia roughly fifteen minutes further on. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Llandudno.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? On East Parade, right on Llandudno’s seafront promenade.

Do rooms have sea views? Yes — many room categories offer sea views over the bay, alongside city-view rooms.

Are dogs welcome? Yes — it is genuinely dog-friendly, with dog-friendly sea-view dining areas.

Is breakfast included? A generous breakfast is served, with vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options.

What’s nearby? Llandudno Pier, the beach, the Great Orme and Conwy.

A memorable seafront base

Waking up on Llandudno’s promenade, with the bay outside the window and the pier, beach and Great Orme all within a short stroll, makes a seaside break feel special from the moment you arrive. With dogs welcome too, it is an easy choice for a relaxed family holiday by the sea — days on the front, trips up the Orme, and an evening meal with a view.

Is it good for a special occasion? Yes — a contemporary seafront setting with bay views makes a memorable choice.

Is it central? Yes — right on the seafront, a short walk from the town centre.

When is the best time to visit? Llandudno is a year-round resort — summer for the beach and pier, and a lovely festive season in winter.

Book your Llandudno stay

For a stylish, dog-friendly seafront hotel right on Llandudno’s promenade, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.