Llandudno cottages
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Holiday cottages in Llandudno
Combining classic seaside charm with spectacular coastal scenery, Llandudno is one of North Wales' most popular holiday destinations. Nestled between the Great Orme and Little Orme headlands, this elegant Victorian resort offers everything from beach days and family attractions to scenic walks and independent shops.
Our holiday cottages in Llandudno provide the perfect base for exploring the town and beyond. Whether you're looking for a dog-friendly cottage close to the seafront or a spacious family holiday home you'll find a range of accommodation to suit every type of break.
From our Llandudno cottages, you can spend lazy days on the beach, paddling and building sandcastles, and head into the town for lunch in one of the many restaurants and cafes. Set out from one of our holiday lets in Llandudno and visit the medieval castle and historic streets across the water in Conwy, hop on the Llandudno cable cars, play golf, and explore the huge mountains and valleys that surround the town.
Why Holiday in Llandudno?
Llandudno has been welcoming holidaymakers for more than 175 years, and it's easy to see why. With its sweeping promenade, traditional pier, beautiful beach and wealth of family-friendly attractions, the town offers all the ingredients for a classic seaside holiday.
From strolling along the award-winning promenade to riding the historic Great Orme Tramway, there's plenty to enjoy right on your doorstep. And when you're ready to explore further afield, attractions such as Conwy Castle, the Isle of Anglesey and Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park are all within easy reach.
The town ranked among the top destinations in our 10 Happiest Places in Wales survey and proved equally popular in our Wales Uncovered study, where more than a quarter of respondents said they would love to visit. One guest summed up the appeal perfectly:
"The wonderful sea air hits you as you leave the train even while still in the station. I wish it could be bottled up and taken home."
For Laura Kerslake, Wales Cottage Holidays Marketing Manager and Wales Cultural Ambassador, no visit is complete without a trip to the Great Orme:
"The Great Orme is always my first recommendation to anyone visiting Llandudno. Whether you drive along Marine Drive with its stunning views, take the cable car or use the historical Tramway, the journey is part of the adventure. My personal favourite way up is the Tramway, did you know it's Britain's only funicular street tramway operating on public roads?
Once you reach the summit, there's plenty to do. You can explore the ancient mines, play a round of mini golf, enjoy one of the many walking trails or simply take in the incredible views across the North Wales coastline."

































