11-13 North Parade, Llandudno, United Kingdom | (618) 248-8274
Family-managed bed-and-breakfast in Victorian town house
Overlooks Llandudno's
beachfront promenade
Fresh, bright contemporary rooms -- most with sea views
Full Welsh breakfast
included in the room rate
Comfy lounges
with fireplaces and a bar
Free parking
available
Free Wi-Fi
throughout
Back rooms
have poor views
No spa, pool, or fitness facilities
Lawton Court
Hotel is a family-run, mid-range bed-and-breakfast that overlooks the beachfront promenade on Llandudno's North Parade. The 11 rooms are tasteful and contemporary, with
flat-screen TVs, DVDs, and free Wi-Fi, and most look out on the bay. A hot, traditional English breakfast is included in the room rate, along with selections from a chilled buffet, and there's a bar and lounge area where guests can mingle. There's little differentiating this
hotel from its sister hotel next door -- the Lauriston Court -- and the properties share a reception and the same owners. Both are among the finest bed-and-breakfasts in town, providing seaside lodgings and a
genuinely warm and welcoming ambience.
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Scene
Family-run Victorian town house bed-and-breakfast with contemporary interiors
Lawton Court Hotel is part of a trio of attractive Victorian town houses owned and operated by the same family that includes the Lauriston Court Hotel next door, with which Lawton Court shares a reception area. Like its sister hotel, Lawton Court is decorated in a bright contemporary style -- with splashes of deep color -- and modern furnishings. Opened in 2014, this bed-and-breakfast is run by Scott and Hannah, who provide a friendly welcome and work to create a cordial, convivial atmosphere. Guests can mingle in the hotel's spacious lounges, which are shared with the sister property, or on a small, pleasant front terrace overlooking the bay.
Location
Overlooks the west end of Llandudno's beachfront promenade
The hotel is
located on the west side of the bay, overlooking the beachfront promenade in the
seaside town of Llandudno -- the largest in Wales and one of the most popular
in the U.K. It's surrounded by similar properties that line the seafront parade, and is a five-minute walk to Llandudno's traditional Victorian pier. Plenty
of restaurants, cafes, and bars are also within walking distance, and its location also
means easy access to the Great Orme headland and its cable car and ancient
copper mines. (It's a four-minute walk to the tramway that conveys visitors to the top, or a seven-minute drive to the headland itself.) There is also plenty to explore by car, including Conwy Castle
(about a 15-minute drive), while the majestic Snowdonia National Park, with some of the country's most spectacular landscape and walking trails, is
about a 90-minute drive from the hotel.
Rooms
Fresh-looking contemporary but cozy rooms -- most with views of the bay
Rooms at the
Lawton Court, which include Doubles, Twins, and Family Rooms, blend contemporary styling, such as sharp accent walls, with homey furnishings,
carpeting, and seaside-themed touches. In-room amenities include free
Wi-Fi, tea and coffee facilities, and 22-inch flat-screen TVs with DVD players. Fans are provided for hot nights (there's no air-conditioning, though that's rarely an issue in this temperate climate; those who want it should consider the Empire Hotel). Bathrooms are clean and modern, with heated towel rails, walk-in showers, and big round rooms. Rooms facing the sea have lovely views, while those in the back have little to look at.
Features
Traditional hot Welsh breakfast and free parking
A cooked-to-order full Welsh breakfast and a small buffet of cold items are
served each morning and included in the room rate; it's a highlight for many, and typically includes cereals, yogurt, pastries, fresh fruit, scrambled eggs, and smoked salmon. There are also bar and
lounge areas with comfortable seating, large TVs, and fireplaces. As with most mid-range bed-and-breakfasts, there's no spa or fitness facilities, though free parking is available on a first-come first-serve basis. (If a spa and pool are desired, compare rates with the Empire Hotel.) Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
