This cosy first floor flat has just been refurbished to a high standard to make your stay with us as great as it can be. Though it is in the centre of Llandudno, this flat is at the rear of the building and is therefore much quieter than you might think. Boasting a double bed in one bedroom, and a sofa bed in the living room/kitchen, this is the perfect getaway for couples or friends. The flat is just a few yards from the seafront and central shops and restaurants, though if do not want to dine out, the modern Kitchenette has a oven/hobs, microwave, small fridge, pots, pans and all the usual crockery and utensils to make that tasty home-cooked meal. The breakfast bar for two is the ideal seating area. The double bed in the bedroom comes with all bedding, and there is extra in the store cupboards should you need it. There is a wardrobe in the bedroom for your clothes. There is a washing machine in the storage room downstairs which is shared with one other flat. Guest access the apartment through a key safe located by the front door. Though we state 10am checkout and 5pm check-in we do have flexibility so please just ask when you book and we will do all we can to meet your needs.

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Llandudno, one of the jewels of the north Wales coast, has much to offer – there are fabulous boutique shops alongside some of the major chains, many restaurants and bars, and much to offer the traveler. A short walk from the flat is the Great Orme with its Victorian tram way, cable cars and ski slope. Llandudno also boasts a first-class theatre, Venue Cymru. There are two beaches: the North Shore, a three minute walk away, has a majestic Victorian pier, access to boat rides, and a long promenade which leads to the Great Orme in one direction and the Little Orme in the other. The Great Orme is home to the Llandudno goats, Happy Valley Gardens, and a Bronze Age copper mine. A short distance from Conwy – easy to get to by bus or train – is the walled town of Conwy, home to one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Castles of Edward II, the smallest house in Great Britain, and Plas Mawr, a historic town house. A short drive from the flat is the Snowdonia National Park and all its majesty. Llandudno Railway Station is a five minute walk away. There are regular buses from Llandudno to Conwy and further afield into Snowdonia, run by Arriva Buses and Llew Jones.