The Sefton Court is a handsome building Set in it's own garden with large private car park. We enjoy splended views of LLandudno the sea, and mountains of Snowdonia.
The Sefton Court is a handsome building set in it's own gardens with large private car ... more
parkSituated at the approach to the lower slopes of the Great Orme we enjoy splendid views of Llandudno the sea and the mountains of SnowdoniaThis Victorian detac...
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The Sefton Court is a handsome building Set in it's own garden with large private car ... more
park. We enjoy splended views of LLandudno the sea, and mountains of Snowdonia. This Victorian detached building has spacious rooms with fine features including origi...
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Advantages: Beautiful, great for families, lovely walks Disadvantages: Mat be too quiet for some
Llandudno is a beautiful Victorian seaside resort situated on the North coast of Wales. If you look at a map of North Wales you will see that Llandudno is set on a piece of land jutting out into the Irish Sea. The end of this piece of land is the Great Orme Country Park with Llandudno town at its base. If you can visualise this in your mind you will see that Llandudno will actually have two beaches ? roughly one facing north and one facing west.
The North Shore is the side where the main town, hotels and shops are. The pier is here as is the theatre and most of the entertainment is on this side of the town.
Before we came to live here in Llandudno I hadn?t even realised that the West Shore existed and I bet I am not the only one!
There is a dual carriageway linking the two shores which is called Gloddaeth Avenue and it takes ...
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 of occasions and I was able to see a lot more of the town and the Great Orme in particular.
The town and long sandy beach are sheltered by The Great Orme in the north and The Little Orme in the south. There is a pier at the foot of the Great Orme together with a few amusements and children?s rides. The sad spectacle of the ruined Grand Theatre also stands here.
The town itself is set ...
SusanLesley 07.08.2001 (21.07.2002)
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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 I therefore naturally jumped at the chance.
Llandudno has quite an impressive Beach, which is long and sandy and curves in the shape of a crescent. Despite the fact that during this recent visit it was a dull, drizzly afternoon in April there were still plenty of people walking along the Beach, although no one seemed to be quite brave enough to venture into the Sea.
In the distance ...
micksheff 14.05.2007 (13.05.2007)
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Product details
Long Name
Sefton Court
Rating
4 Stars
Rooms
11
Type
Hotel
Address
49 Church Walks
Post Code
LL30 2hl
City
Llandudno
County
Clwyd
Country
United Kingdom
Continent
Europe
Manufacturer's product description
The Sefton Court is a handsome building Set in it's own garden with large private car park. We enjoy splended views of LLandudno the sea, and mountains of Snowdonia.
