Llandudno Beach in front of the County Hotel, and West Shore Beach, just a mile away are both sandy beaches, perfect for family fun.
Location
With an elegant promenade, classic pier, donkey rides on the beach, canopied shops and classic Victorian pastel-coloured, impeccably authentic seafront architecture, Llandudno’s appearance has remained largely unchanged for 100 years.
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The County Hotel is a great base from which to explore the surrounding area including:
Beaches Nearby
Llandudno Pier 1.2 Miles
A beautiful, traditional Victorian pier with food and drink, arcades and a regular programme of events.
Llandudno Ski and Snowboard Centre 1.5 Miles
With the longest toboggan run in Britain and a fantastic PermaSnow ski slope, the Llandudno Ski and Snowboard Centre has everything that you need to practice your skills when there’s no snow around.
The Great Orme Tramway and Country Park 1.9 Miles
At the top, you can visit the Great Orme Country Park Visitors Centre, or open a picnic basket at one of the many picnic tables available, but the tram ride is a wonderful experience in its own right.
Maesdu Golf Club 1.2 Miles
A superb golf club near to the County Hotel with challenging courses and a warm welcome for visitors.
Conwy Caernarvonshire Golf Club 5 Miles
A superb golf club near to the County Hotel with challenging courses and a warm welcome for visitors.
Great Orme Cable Cars 1.7 Miles
The Llandudno cable car first opened back in 1969 and was the longest passenger cable car system in Britain. It travels from the Happy Valley all the way up to the summit of the Great Orme. From the top there are breathtaking views of the Bay of Llandudno, the Conwy Estuary and also the little Orme.
Gogarth North Wales Wildlife Trust 3 Miles
A maritime heath on the western slopes of the Great Orme, teeming with nature and mesmerising views.
Conwy Castle 4.2 Miles
Step back 700 years with a visit to the magnificent Conwy Castle, steeped in history and brimming with fascinating nooks and crannies. Take a guided tour to fully appreciate this exceptional World Heritage Site and enjoy a glimpse into medieval life.
Welsh Mountain Zoo 4.7 Miles
In one of the most picturesque and unique landscapes for any UK Zoo, the Welsh Mountain Zoo occupies 37 acres of lush green landscape overlooking Colwyn Bay and the Carneddau mountains.
Snowdonia Adventure Park 12 Miles
Choose your adventure: surfing, caving, slides, zip lines, climbing walls, swimming, cycling and gorge walking is just a selection of the activities that you can try out here.
Ffestiniog Railway 32 Miles
The world’s oldest narrow gauge railway, taking you on a 13.5-mile journey from the harbour in Porthmadog to the slate-quarrying town of Blaenau Ffestiniog. The trains climb over 700 feet from sea level into the mountains.
Anglesey 35 Miles
Explore this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, perfect for walking, cycling, watersports, golf and family days out.