Llandudno

[dickie davies]

Don’t be put off by the name
The Cottage Loaf pub is great for food and has some splendid beers on, but make sure you book a table

 

[Big Swifty]

The Llandudno Wetherspoons is the Palladium, an old cinema that goes back to the 1920s.
It is beautiful inside and one of the most splendidly ornate Wetherspoons interiors, redolent of cinematic days gone by. (On Gloddaeth Street, IIRC) And a decent eatery nearby called the Cottage Loaf, as mentioned above.
Of course, you may ant something more garish and hip.
And there's nowt wrong with sitting on a seat admiring the sweep of the bay, waiting to die or not.

 

[Tuearts right boot]

Thinking of North Wales next weekend as a little break before starting my new job. There’s a match I might like to watch on the Saturday…

I’ve not been up there for years. Rhyl and Blaenau Ffestiniog were regular visits but I never did Llandudno. It looks quite touristy, which is fine, but any recommendations?

I’ll need a pub for the match and anything nice to go and see. Museums, a walk etc.

Diolch.

Dolgellau's got the lot. Busy, touristy little town in the summer. River, walks, hikes, beaches close by, shops, restaurants, a couple of very good boozers selling local beers, live music, the game will be on but you'll be well and truly outnumbered by most who don't know where Manchester is....

 

[Gundoggin]

It’s a shit hole . Better off watching the match in a pub in Ardwick .

 

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Happy memories of holidays on that coast as a kid. But that's 20+ years ago and I've rarely been back, if ever, so any advice I could give would be outdated.

 

[Eccles Blue]

The Gwesty Links hotel. Lovely food and friendly staff and atmosphere. They had football on when I stayed there in December.

Not far from the retail park and the town centre.

 

[MCFC Wirral]

Your username is Wirral which is 1 hour tops from Llandudno you’ve been Rhyl etc but not Llandudno I think your telling fairy stories

I’ve been here two years tops. I’m originally from South West Wales.

 

[oakiecokie]

Watch out for the bastard seagulls.

Bloody hell Matt you`re not wrong there mate, especially on the pier.Seen chips and ice creams devoured by the bastards.

 

[oakiecokie]

The Gwesty Links hotel. Lovely food and friendly staff and atmosphere. They had football on when I stayed there in December.

Not far from the retail park and the town centre.

We`ve stayed there twice Eccles and it was both over the New Year. The beer is great too. ;)

 

[oakiecokie]

Conwy is a stunning place although can get very busy, Llandudno is full of people sat on benches waiting to die.

I used to love Bala and the area around there, if the weather is good, there are few more beautiful places in the world.

My Mum & Dad had a static caravan over at Bala. Very quaint place.