(11 Customer Reviews)
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Built in the imposing Victorian style of the resort’s seafront, this handsome hotel boasts stunning views over the Irish Sea. Not only does it offer comfortable furnishings, friendly service and a swimming pool perfect for active moments, but also an ideal setting in the centre of the promenade, within easy walking distance of the town’s plentiful tourist attractions. Lazy days can be spent on the beach or pier, shopping for souvenirs, visiting the Alice in Wonderland Centre or taking a tram ride up The Great Orme, whilst numerous sporting pursuits are on offer locally. There is limited parking in the guest car park located behind the building but street parking is usually available nearby. For a break away discovering the very essence of North Wales - a region renowned for its beautiful coastline, Celtic heritage and the grandeur of Snowdonia - you could not be better placed than in Llandudno, at the Marine Hotel.
The hotels car park, which has limited space, is located behind the building. Alternatively street parking is usually available nearby.
Walking
Food
Often our most luxurious room option. Most premier rooms have four-poster beds and spacious en-suite bathrooms that have been beautifully re-fitted to accommodate both bath and shower options. These large rooms will normally offer a comfortable seating area, 32 inch flat screen digital television, hairdryer and the facilities to make a hot beverage.
Our Superior rooms typically have luxurious beds, 26 inch flat screen digital television, and a spacious en-suite bathroom with shower over bath. These Superior rooms also have the facilities to make a hot beverage
Our standard rooms are charming and have everything you would expect from a modern hotel - private facilities, a TV, and everything you need to make yourself a hot beverage
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North Wales' most popular resort, and gateway to Snowdonia. Llandudno, enjoys a superb setting and tranquil ambience, combining up-to-date amenities whilst retaining its Victorian elegance.
By Car:
From England – Take the A55 Coast Road, following signs for North Wales and Conwy. Leave the A55 at the signs for the A470 and Llandudno. Take the A470 into Llandudno and follow signs for the sea front and promenade. The Marine Hotel is located on the left hand side, in the centre of the promenade. AA Roadwatch 09003 401100.
By Train:
Llandudno Station, on the North Wales Coast Line, is situated just a few minutes' walk away from the hotel. Rail enquiries to 08457 484950.
By National Express:
Services easily available to Llandudno. (Enquiries to National Express 08705 808080).
By Taxi:
King Cabs 01492 878156.
Bay Marine Hotel
The Promenade
Llandudno
Wales
LL30 1AN
Res: 01492 877521
Tel: 01492 877521
The following places, attractions and things to do are easily reached from Llandudno;
Llandudno is Wales's largest resort, uniquely situated between the Great and Little Ormes with two wonderful beaches, the award winning North Shore and the quiet, sand duned West Shore. Llandudno has kept its Victorian and Edwardian elegance and splendour, despite its modern attractions.
Entertainment Programme
Our excellent resident duo
Park Avenue
Will entertain throughout the week, presenting music for dancing, cabaret, quizzes and competitions
On Wednesday Evenings
Guest Artiste
Carol Rhys-Jones
Comedy/Vocalist
The entertainment programme advertised is subject to change for reasons beyond our control without prior notice.
Bolton
5 October 2010
Had a midweek break golfing. Food the best of all the Shearing's I have stayed in. It's a little bit like a rabbit warren, but the food and friendly staff made up for it. The rooms, very comfortable with lovely sea views. Highly recommended
Derbyshire
22 November 2010
Had a lovely and spacious premier room, with sea and promenade views. The food was excellent, hot and served by friendly staff. Hotel is well sighted for walks along the promenade or into town to take advantage of the extensive shops. Also, it’s a good base for walks to Snowdon, Anglesey etc. Only gripe was the expensive wine/drinks, surely slightly cheaper price would mean more would be sold. Yes, some decor is in need of updating, but this did not detract from m our enjoyment at all.
Cheshire
30 December 2010
Because of bad weather, we couldn't get to the hotel we booked in Whitby and were offered the Marine Hotel in Llandudno instead. How lucky for us! The staff were very friendly and helpful and the food delicious. The entertainment was very enjoyable. Altogether a fantastic weekend.
Newcastle
11 February 2011
It’s a lovely hotel in a fabulous location. Staff are helpful and friendly. The food is fine, but size of helpings small. Hotel heating system needs updating, so best to go in the summer. Considering all this, I still really enjoyed my holiday.
Warrington
17 February 2011
We are just looking forward to our sixth visit to the marine in 12 months. We have always found the hotel warm and friendly; the food is always tasty and suits us nicely. All we can hope for is reasonable weather.
Sheffield
14 February 2011
Just been on a Monday-Friday and really enjoyed it. I had a single room which overlooked the Great Orme and Pier. The room was comfortable, clean and beds made each day. Food was very nice with plenty of choice and the waiting staff were always friendly. Entertainment in the evenings was good with resident duo Sheila and John.
Northamptonshire
18 February 2011
We were very pleased with our four day stay, had a small top floor room with a sea view, warm and comfortable. Food was very good and the staff were very friendly. We made a lot of friends. The decor was a little tired, but good value for money.
Stoke-On-Trent
1 September 2010
This hotel is in a beautiful location, with easy access to the town and the local attractions. The hotel itself is very comfortable, excellent cleanliness all round. The staff are very friendly, yet efficient and professional. The food is superb and as far as we could see, no faults can be found in any department. I would highly recommend this establishment. Entertainment was provided the three nights of our stay and was of the highest standard. The Marine is the place for us.
Stockport
30 May 2011
Thank you Marine! Twelve ladies had a wonderful break with you whilst at the Men’s Barbershop Convention. We found the staff extremely friendly and helpful, the rooms and room service really good. It was lovely after a hectic day to return to the hotel and our comfortable beds. The food was always hot and served with a smile. I would definitely visit again.
Bradford
10 July 2011
Had a very good couple of days at the hotel and the day’s excursion to Betsy Cowen and Caernarfon the only thing is that they don’t do sandwiches during the afternoon. But didn’t stop us enjoying ourselves
Lancashire
23 November 2011
Had a large room at the back of the hotel the beds where clean but the carpet was old and black my husband was not happy so he spoke to the acting manager and resolved the problem the best he could because the hotel was full we did not let the room spoil our stay we had a good 3 nights good food and good staff I have booked a superior room for next may it is a surprise Xmas present for my husband.
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