Seaside Llandudno Apartments and Villa - Wind and Waves Wonderful recently renovated large and spacious two bedrooms apartment on West Shore Llandudno. Fully equipped kitchen with WM, DW, Micro, oven, hob, etc. Comfortable beds and ample bright space throughout. Free WiFi and smart TVs for evening relax after busy day. Modern two bathrooms with level access showers. Having private back garden with full set of garden furniture. A perfect spot for family or friends wanting to spend some time in private but same time being close to nearby beach, shops, Pubs. Stop by, sit, relax and enjoy:) Perfect base for visiting Llandudno or exploring Snowdonia National Park! PLEASE CONTACT US TO DISCUSS YOUR PERSONAL REQUIREMENTS AND CHECK OUR OTHER ACCOMODATION BY SEASIDE LLANDUDNO We’re taking extra steps to clean and sanitise apartments between reservations. All apartments as well as common areas are being serviced and cleaned by professional cleaning company in accordance with latest guidelines and recommendations to ensure safety and comfort is maintained at all times to our guests.

Seaside Llandudno are co-owned by two couples; Joanna and Bart and Anna and Damian. We live in Colwyn Bay and Sheffield respectively and share a love of Llandudno. We offer you self-contained and self-catering holiday apartments and villa on the seaside and in proximity to Great Orme and Snowdon National Park

Located at West Shore, within a short 1-2 min walk to sandy beach where you can enjoy sea and beautiful views during the day as well as unspoiled sun sets in the evening. 4-5 min walk to Great Orme. North Promenade and Victorian long Pier and high street about 12min walk on the other side of the peninsula. Convenience shop just across the road. Award winning Pub just behind the corner. Easy road access to magnificent Snowdonia National Park. Bus stop 2 min away walking Train station 14 min away walking. On street free car parking outside the property (subject to availability). Wales biggest seaside resort straddles a peninsula with long sandy beaches on either side. Developed as an upmarket holiday town for Victorian visitors, Llandudno still retains much of its 19th-century grandeur, with graceful wedding-cake architecture lining its sweeping waterfront promenade. Alongside the lost-in-time charms of the British seaside such as pier, promenade, Punch and Judy shows, Llandudnos main attraction is the near-wilderness of the Great Orme on its doorstep, a striking, rough-hewn headland offering breath-taking views of Snowdonia and miles of trails.