The Belmont

A seafront hotel on Llandudno’s grand Victorian promenade

The Belmont is a welcoming seafront hotel on North Parade, in a prime position on Llandudno’s elegant Victorian promenade — the pier is barely 200 metres away and the sweeping North Shore beach is right outside. With many of its rooms enjoying sea views, a comfortable bar, a lift and a 24-hour front desk, it makes an easy and sociable base for exploring the “Queen of Welsh Resorts”. It is a firm favourite with visitors, rated 8.8 out of 10 from more than 2,400 reviews on Booking.com.

The rooms

There is a good choice of rooms to suit couples, solo travellers and those who want that all-important sea view. Options run from Standard Doubles and Single rooms to Superior King rooms, Double Rooms with Sea View, Superior King Sea View rooms and stylish Boutique Sea View rooms. Each comes with tea- and coffee-making facilities, and there is a lift to the upper floors — a real plus in a tall Victorian seafront building — along with room service for a relaxed evening in. Waking up to the bay and the Great Orme from a sea-view room is very much part of the appeal here.

Breakfast, the bar and the practical bits

Breakfast is generous, with a buffet and a full English or Irish cooked option, plus vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free choices, so most needs are catered for. There is a comfortable bar to unwind in, free WiFi throughout and a 24-hour front desk for late arrivals. One practical note: parking is on the promenade on a pay-and-display basis (charged 10am to 4pm), as is typical for seafront hotels in the resort, so it is worth planning for. Check-in is flexible, from 2pm to 11pm, with check-out by 11am, and dogs are welcome on request (charges may apply).

The promenade and beyond

Llandudno is the grandest of Welsh seaside resorts, and the Belmont puts you right at the heart of it. The pier — the longest in Wales — is a couple of minutes’ walk along the prom, the North Shore beach is on the doorstep, and the town centre is just a few minutes away. The towering Great Orme headland, with its tramway and cable car, rises above the town, while the walled town of Conwy, Bodnant Garden and the mountains of Snowdonia (Eryri) all make excellent day trips. For more ideas on the area and other places to stay, see our Llandudno accommodation guide.

At a glance

• Seafront hotel on Llandudno’s North Parade promenade
• On the seafront, about 200 metres from the pier
• Sea-view and boutique rooms available; lift and room service
• Cooked breakfast (vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free); bar
• Free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk
• Pay-and-display promenade parking nearby
• About 200 metres from the pier, steps from the beach

Frequently Asked Questions

How close is the sea? The beach is right outside on the promenade, and the pier is around 200 metres away.

Are there sea-view rooms? Yes — several room types have sea views, including boutique and superior king options.

Is there parking? Parking is pay-and-display on the promenade (charged 10am–4pm); the hotel has a 24-hour front desk.

Is breakfast included? A cooked breakfast and buffet are served, with vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options.

Are dogs allowed? Dogs are welcome on request, though charges may apply.

Book your stay at The Belmont

For a seaside break in the heart of Llandudno, with the pier and beach on the doorstep and sea views from your window, The Belmont is a comfortable and well-placed choice. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.