The lighthouse Llandudno

One of the most unusual places to stay in Wales

Llandudno is a very ancient town in the north of Wales, dominated by the Dinas Brân Castle, one of those Welsh places closely associated with King Arthur and the legends of the Grail.

Its lighthouse is perched on steep cliffs above the Irish Sea. Built in 1862 with Canadian pine and limestone, it served as a navigational point for sailors until its conversion in 1985.
Since then, this hotel welcomes you in one of its three rooms and serves breakfast in the sumptuous Victorian dining room overlooking the cliff.

The Telegraph Suite offers the fun experience of accessing the lighthouse roof via the original ladder (with a guided visit).

At 100 meters above the sea, the view is breathtaking, a true wonder.

✯ Open all year round (except Christmas and New Year) ✯

From 90 GBP
Rates 2021, from £90 to £95 per night per person, traditional Welsh breakfast included.
Half price for children.

..:: Room rates ::..
(per night and per person, breakfast included)
⊹ Principal Keeper's Room, £90
Four-poster bed and view of the East Coast
⊹ Telegraph Suite, £95
Double room, original shutters and fireplace, spectacular 280° view.
⊹ Lamproom Suite, £95
Double room, living room and spectacular 280° view.

Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
More information on the Wales Tourist Board website
If you start learning Welsh before you leave, you might have a good chance of pronouncing Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantisiliogogogoch* when you return, dare you?
(*the longest place name in the UK, located on the island of Anglesey.)