Summary:
The Keep is a spectacular eight-bedroom holiday let resting in the majestic town of Llandudno in Conwy. Situated just a stone's throw from the beach, The Keep is ideally located allowing easy access to the nearby shops, pubs, and must-see attractions. Welcoming up to 19 guests, The Keep is perfect for an unforgettable retreat for families and groups of friends looking to enjoy the beautiful North Welsh coastline.

The Space:
Enter this impressive new home-from-home, which boasts elegant interiors and is set over three floors. On the ground floor, you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen housing all the essentials to whip up a feast to feed your whole group and a dishwasher to help with the clean-up!

Down the corridor from the kitchen is a lovely, well-presented living/dining room, a great spot for savouring your dinners together, enjoying family game nights, or even indulging in a movie marathon on the sleek, wall-mounted Smart TV!

The bedroom layout at The Keep is as follows: Angel Bay (king-size), Puffin Island (zip and link king and triple bunk), Great Orne (super-king), Beachcomber (double), North Shore (double), Sandy Cove (double), The Pier (double) and West Shore (king-size). Please note that the zip and link bed in Puffin Island will always be made up as a twin unless otherwise requested prior to your stay.

Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property.

The keys to The Keep are accessed via a key safe box, and full details will be provided prior to check-in.

Free on-street parking is available nearby on a first come, first served basis.

A maximum of two well-behaved dogs are welcome to stay at The Keep per reservation.

The Neighborhood:
Llandudno is a charming seaside town located on the North Wales coast, renowned for its Victorian elegance, stunning scenery, and family-friendly attractions. Nestled between the Great Orme and Little Orme headlands, the town offers visitors a delightful mix of natural beauty, history, and entertainment. Known as the 'Queen of the Welsh Resorts', Llandudno has been a favourite holiday destination since the Victorian era, and its wide promenade and traditional pier evoke a sense of nostalgia for visitors.

The town’s centrepiece is its long, sandy North Shore Beach, perfect for leisurely strolls or relaxing by the sea. Llandudno Pier, a Grade II-listed structure, extends over 700 meters into the Irish Sea and is packed with amusements, cafes, and gift shops. For panoramic views, take the Great Orme Tramway or a cable car ride to the summit of the Great Orme, a limestone headland with breathtaking vistas, nature trails, and a visitor centre. At the summit, you might also encounter the resident Kashmiri goats that freely roam the area.

Another popular site is the Home Front Museum, offering a fascinating glimpse into civilian life during World War II. Literature enthusiasts will enjoy the Alice in Wonderland trail, inspired by Llandudno’s connection to Alice Liddell, the muse for Lewis Carroll’s famous stories. Interactive sculptures and guided tours bring the trail to life for all ages.

The surrounding region boasts a wealth of natural and historical sites. A short drive or bus ride from Llandudno takes you to Conwy, a medieval town famous for its UNESCO-listed Conwy Castle and well-preserved town walls. The Smallest House in Great Britain, located along Conwy’s picturesque harbour, is a quirky attraction not to miss.
For nature lovers, Snowdonia National Park is within easy reach, offering opportunities for hiking, climbing, and experiencing some of Wales’s most dramatic landscapes. Nearby Bodnant Garden, managed by the National Trust, is a horticultural masterpiece with seasonal displays of flowers, lush gardens, and stunning views of the Conwy Valley.

Whether you’re drawn to its natural beauty, historic charm, or seaside entertainment, Llandudno and its surrounding areas provide something for everyone, making it a memorable destination in North Wales.

Getting Around:
Llandudno, a picturesque seaside town in North Wales, is well-connected by various modes of transportation, making it accessible for visitors from different regions.

Llandudno has its own railway station, which is the northern terminus of a 3-mile branch line from Llandudno Junction. Regular services operate between Llandudno and Llandudno Junction, with some trains continuing to destinations like Blaenau Ffestiniog and Manchester Airport. Llandudno Junction, situated on the North Wales Coast Line, offers connections to major cities such as Chester, Crewe, and London.

The town is served by several bus routes operated by Arriva Buses Wales, providing connections to nearby towns and cities, including Rhyl, Bangor, and Caernarfon.

Within the town, local bus services and taxis are readily available for convenient travel. For a unique experience, the Great Orme Tramway offers a scenic journey from the town centre to the summit of the Great Orme, providing panoramic views of the area. Additionally, the town is pedestrian-friendly, with many attractions within walking distance.

Interaction with Guests:
We’re always available for our guests so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.