Llandudno (Wales) > Reviews

Advantages: The beach, victorian everything!
Disadvantages: none !!

...explore or play games then Llandudno is the place to go. Llandudno is based in North Wales about 20 minutes drive away from Liverpool. Llandudno is a great Victorian tourist place because of its amazing attractions the brilliant views and ice creams (they are brilliant.) There are a load of great attractions here are a few: Llandudno is home of two great hills (but some call them mountains) called the great Orme and the little Orme These are facinating ... Read review

Advantages: Plenty To See And Do, Nice Sandy Beach
Disadvantages: Largely Closed During Winter

Llandudno has always been one of my most favourite parts of North Wales. When I was a young Child my Parents had a Camper Van and we would spend many weekends in this area. As a Seaside Resort I always found that Llandudno had much more character to it than many of the other traditional Seaside towns that I was familiar with, including the nearby resort of Rhyl. When I was recently asked by a group of friends if I fancied a daytrip to Llandudno ... Read review

Advantages: Nice beaches, good shops, good walks.
Disadvantages: None

I remember visiting Llandudno with my parents when I was a child, for our annual holiday. I have happy memories of building sandcastles, playing on the two Ormes and walking along the long crescent promenade eating ice creams! Ah, happy days! I have been to Llandudno a few times since, but only for a couple of hours on a day trip from home in the Midlands. While we were on holiday on Anglesey we went back onto the mainland to Llandudno on a couple ... Read review

Advantages: Good family place
Disadvantages: Boring

...is a snippet of the Llandudno Tourist Board’s website: “Think of the seaside, sun-kissed sands, elegant promenades, stylish shopping, wonderful accommodation, world class theatre, international cuisine and a wealth of attractions and entertainment, and you automatically think - Llandudno.” How could we resist? About Llandudno +++++++++++++++ Llandudno is a largeish town situated towards the top left of Wales, in Gwynnedd. It has excellent ... Read review

Advantages: Lovely victorian seaside resort
Disadvantages: Is popular so gets busy in summer

Llandudno is seaside resort in North Wales. The long bay stretches between the two 'Ormes', the Great Orme, and the Little Orme. The main part of the town was built around 1850 and much of the victorian buildings still remain. Llandudno prides itself on this fact in particular! The main part of the town is Mostyn Street which has a wealth of shops, some well known names, such as Woolies, but also small local shops where you can browse at your leisure ... Read review

Advantages: Good weather, cheap, traditional
Disadvantages: None

Llandudno is a real old fashioned seaside resort. Most of the front is made up of a long promenade, backed with white and pastel coloured terraced hotels facing onto the sea. The beach is reasonably clean, and there is a children's paddling pool at one end. Prices are very reasonable, and if you stay in bed and breakfast or self-catering, there is a good-sized Asda store yarsds from the front, with a very reasonably priced restuarant, and a wide selection ... Read review