Welsh hostels: group accommodation and hostel in Llandudno
Llandudno Hostel, 14 Charlton Street, Llandudno, LL30 2AA
James and Melissa would like to invite you to their charming Victorian 4 star boutique hostel. We are a friendly hostel where individuals, families and groups (including schools) are welcome all year. Some of the guests’ comments: “friendliest hostel we’ve ever stayed in”, “Wow isn’t it clean”, “these bathrooms are fabulous, as good as any hotel”. Come and try us, we love to meet new people and look forward to getting to know you. Set in the heart of the Victorian seaside resort town of Llandudno, an ideal place to shop or explore the many and varied local attractions. Excellent blue flag beaches, dry slope skiing, toboggan run, ten pin bowling, bronze age copper mine, traditional pier and many museums, fishing trips, etc. Llandudno is within easy travelling distance of Snowdon, Bodnant Gardens and local castles. We are able to book local attractions for groups and secure some discounts.
This accommodation is featured on our map of Snowdonia and North Wales and here is its own website.or call James or Melissa on
01492 877430
46: 2×8, 2×6, 4×2, 1×4, 1xfamily
All year (telephone in winter prior to arrival). All day.
From £23 per person, £55 per private twin room, £60 per private twin en suite. Group and family rates on request. Special offers autumn/winter.
Essential April to July.
Cambrian Way, New Year, Christmas, Wales Coast Path, Schools
From the A55 take A470 and follow signs to Llandudno town centre, straight through all roundabouts, after Asda turn 3rd left into Vaughan Street (signed train station), then 1st right into Charlton Street. Hostel is No 14.
Trains at Llandudno. Turn right as you exit station, cross road, turn left down Vaughan Street (towards the beach), left into Charlton Street.
This accommodation is by the sea, is near mountains, is available to individuals, gives a Best Price Guarantee, is an 'Eco Hostel', has a pub within walking distance, has availability this New Year and this Christmas and is on the Cambrian Way, the Wales Coast Path and the map of accommodation for school groups.