Occupying a prime seafront position with spectacular views of the sea offers free Wi-Fi and parking. This family run hotel is the ideal destination for visitors to Llandudno The Queen of Welsh Resorts. Located just a stone's throw from Venue Cymru (theatre and conference centre) and numerous shopping facilities and attractions it offers the perfect combination of convenience quality and comfort. Nestled in the heart of Llandudno Wales's largest coastal resort the Kinmel Hotel has long been a welcome feature on the seafront promenade. Boasting not only views of the sea but from the rear the Snowdonia mountain range it truly exemplifies all that is great about the Welsh landscape. Originally built in the 19th Century this Victorian property has been extensively renovated with great care being taken to preserve the traditional features and charm of the building. This family run Hotel prides itself on cultivating a home-from-home atmosphere with the emphasis on comfort relaxation and an exemplary commitment to customer satisfaction. Whether business or leisure a family holiday or a couples retreat Kinmel Hotel is ideally suited for all types of traveller. They are also available for conferences craft fairs shows birthdays and anniversaries. When it comes to accommodation each of the 28 en-suite guest rooms are designed upon the foundations of comfort relaxation and indulgence. Indeed the hotel has recently installed a lift providing access to all the floors. Each room is brightly decorated and equipped with all the necessary amenities needed to ensure a pleasant stress-free stay including digital television free Wi-Fi telephone hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. There are a range of room types available from Double and Twins to Single and Family there is something to suit everyone. It is of no surprise to learn that the Hotel's commitment to quality and excellence also extends to their cuisine. The attractively decorated on-site restaurant offers a tempting array of homemade meals with the emphasis on traditional English food. Special attention is taken to ensure that all dishes are freshly prepared using locally sourced produce wherever possible. The Lounge bar is well-stocked with a wide selection of drinks including an extensive wine list. With its' cosy welcoming atmosphere it is the perfect place to enjoy a chat with some friends or a quiet drink after a long day. Centrally located in the heart of Llandudno the Kinmel Hotel is both convenient and accessible. It's just a 5 minute drive off the A470 by car or alternatively only a six minute walk from Llandudno Rail Station which offers transport links to most major destinations across the UK. The nearest international airport is Liverpool's John Lennon Airport which is approximately an hour and a half's drive along the A55.It's with good reason that Llandudno is one of the UK's most popular seaside resorts. A splendid promenade spans the gently curving bay between the headlands of the Great Orme and the Little Orme. The beach on the West Shore attracts visitors with glorious views of Snowdonia and Anglesey. The town itself is outstandingly preserved with all the traditional attractions of its historic origins. Indeed within walking distance of the hotel there are the wide pavements and Victorian awnings of Mostyn Street featuring superior high street shopping as well as a fine selection of cafes restaurants and bars. The nearby Venue Cymru has something for everyone to enjoy from theatre and cinema to concerts and musicals as well as superb conference exhibition and meeting facilities. For those searching for more cultural exploits why not explore the long and fascinating history of Llandudno by paying a visit to Llandudno museum or explore Mostyn Wales' leading gallery of contemporary art? With so many local attractions it's almost impossible to see everything in one trip. Whether walking along the longest pier in Wales or enjoying the view from Britain's longest passenger cable car there is always something new waiting to be discovered. Venturing further afield into the surrounding area of Colwyn Bay Conwy and Rhos-on-Sea visitors will find even more fantastic ways of occupying their time. Not a 15 minute drive from the hotel is the World Heritage Site of Conwy Castle one of the great fortresses of Medieval Europe as well as one of the best preserved. With it' eight massive towers and high curtain wall it is a breathtaking sight and a truly authentic historical experience. Spanning 80 acres and situated above the river Conwy Bodnant Gardens offers a haven of beautiful landscapes and scenic vistas. The nearby Great Orme Mines are both an enjoyable and educational experience. Walking through tunnels mined out over 3500 years ago visitors are given a real taste of the harsh conditions our prehistoric ancestors faced in their search for copper. For those seeking the adventure of outdoor pursuits there are plenty of opportunities for walking cycling golf horse-riding and many other activities. There is even a 300 metre dry ski slope and toboggan run at Ski Llandudno. Not only is it popular with amateur enthusiasts but each year it is also home to the national Artificial Ski Championships.

Facilities:

• Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
• Cots available
• Car parking available onsite
• Wi-Fi Available
• Restaurant
• TV
• Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
• Telephone In Each Room
• Limited Hours Room Service
• Wake Up Call Available
• Interconnecting rooms available
• Porter
• Car Parking Available Offsite
• Disabled Access Bedrooms
• Wheelchair Access
• Wheelchair Access To Reception
• Wheelchair Access To Restaurant
• Wheelchair Access To Bar
• Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
• Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
• Lounge Menu
• Bar
• Breakfast to go
• Radio