Centally situated in Llandudno Town, we are ideally situated for all amenities. With the Llandudno Promenade and beach, major shops and attractions less than five minutes walk at the same time being off main traffic highways. You will find us the perfect location for your Llandudno holiday or break.

Directions:
Turn off the A55 onto the A470 toward Llandudno. On passing the welcome sign take the third exit off the roundabout, along the dual carriageway to the Links Hotel. Continue straight on at this roundabout and keep to the left hand lane which takes you left after Finney’s furniture store then right past the railway station. At the traffic lights continue straight on along Madoc St. to the T junction where you turn left onto Lloyd St. Crickleigh House is the third property after the First cross roads.

There are many activities on the doorstep, with the centre of Llandudno just a few minutes away. Llandudno is also an ideal base from which to explore the rest of North Wales.

Llandudno Transport Festival - May Bank Holiday Weekend

The Llandudno Transport Festival is held on the sea-front showground in one of the most picturesque bays of the UK. Llandudno is Wales' largest resort and famed for its Victorian style and Edwardian elegance.

The Transport Festival is the largest in Wales and one of the U.K.'s best-loved events. It is held in conjuction with the Victorian Extravaganza. Costume, vintage fairground and a host of attractions combine in a unique annual celebration of transport and entertainment heritage within the town. The two events are linked by a free shuttle-bus service.

Victorian Extravaganza - May Bank Holiday Weekend

The Victorian Extravaganza is a 3 day event held every single year - usually in the May Day Bank Holiday. The event, which attracts over 100,000 visitors to the town over the course of the three days, is a mixture of old transport vehicles and new fairground rides. A Victorian style parade with brass band music is another one of the showpieces at this event with something for everybody!!

Llandudno Celtic Winter Fayre - November

There will be over 100 stalls offering a glorious selection of authentic foods and crafts, all undercover in marquees and wooden cabins located in and around Mostyn Champneys in Llandudno.

The 2007 event had over 30 food & drink stalls plus a full French market with 25 stalls from Normandy and Brittany selling bread, pastries, cheeses, wine and cider, tartiflette, olives, honey pastries, dry fruits, loukoum, crêpes, garlic prawns, saucisseson, barbecue sausages, Brittany biscuits, chocolates and sweets.

The Celtic Fayre also has over 70 exhibitors selling a wide range of craft and gift items including jewellery, leather goods, hand made furniture, art, clothing, cards, plants, sculptures, soaps and ceramics.

Llandudno Festival - July

The programme of events in the summer's festival is extensive and varied, comprising lunchtime and evening concerts interspersed with generous portions of morning and afternoon street entertainment. Welsh dancing, Tai Chi, Welsh harp, jazz, line dancing, jive, salsa, ballroom dancing, keep fit, close harmony quartets, wheelchair sports demonstrations and morris dancing are all on the agenda at venues throughout the town

Llandudno Farmers Market - Last Wednesday of Every Month

Located on the outskirts of Llandudno, the Farmers market is easily accessible from any part of North Wales. The market is held here on the last Wednesday of every month, and offers all who visit the opportunity to purchase good quality fresh local produce.

No shrink-wrapped packaging, no unnecessary additives. Just plain old-fashioned GM free fresh produce. Take home the freshest of vegetables, quality local cheeses, jams, honey and of course the tastiest of Welsh meat.

Golf  in North Wales

There  are  as many as 6 golf courses within 10 miles of Llandudno , so you can enjoy a nice game of golf playing on many of our links courses.

Graham Moore Golf Professional

Set up in 1990, Graham Moore International Junior Golf Academies, although based in the Northwest of England are in operation all over the world. They offer children of all ages and abilities an avenue to develop their golfing ability and their personality as a whole. This is in line with Graham’s belief that,  “in order for any golfer to fully maximize their golfing potential they have to have the basic structures ingrained at a young age.”