Llandudno is North Wales’ largest and most popular resort, famous for its Victorian style and Edwardian elegance. It is an exciting place that is both lively and beautiful, with its beaches set beneath the towering headland of the Great Orme. The Orme itself has the finest scenery and views in North Wales.You can reach the 679ft summit by the longest cable operated tramway in Britain, by cable car or for the more energetic on foot.The Orme is famous for its very wide and diverse varieties of wild flowers, butterflies and bird life. Other attractions include 4000 year old copper mines that you can visit and where you explore underground passages that lead to a Bronze Age cavern.Sports enthusiasts will enjoy the sky and snowboard centre on the lower slopes with its artificial ski slope and 700 metre toboggan run.
llandudno tramway
 
bodnant gardens

Literary lovers and aficionados of Alice in Wonderland might be interested to learn that Llandudno is the resort where the real Alice in Wonderland (Alice Liddell) spent her childhood summers, and in the Alice in Wonderland Centre you can venture down the rabbit hole and re live her adventures!

Bodafon Farm incorporates some unusual farm animals including George Clooney’s favorite housemate pot-bellied pigs ,alpacas, highland cattle, deer and llamas. Tractor and trailer rides can be arranged to take you round and children can gain some hands on experience of handling smaller animals such as owls and rabbits.
 

Oriel Mostyn caters for art lovers where many famous works of art, sculpture and photography are exhibited. Experience the sights and sounds of civilian life during the Second World War at the World War Two Home Front Experience.

The 1500 seat North Wales Theatre provides a very varied programme of top quality acts and performers ranging from rock to opera throughout the year.

During May-September frequent boat trips depart from the North Shore to take visitors on a thirty minute jaunt around the Orme.Land lovers may prefer to enjoy a leisurely stroll along the 2220 foot long Llandundo Pier resplendent with its wide varieties of amusements, or to visit the award winning North Shore and West Shore beeches.
attractions llandudno


While being North Wales’ premier holiday resort, Llandudno is also the main retail centre in the area with a wide variety of popular retail outlets and shopping centres. There are numerous restaurants in the resort, covering many styles of cuisine, many popular public houses and exciting nightclubs.

Situated on the Central Promenade and only two minutes stroll from Llandudnos main street the Oasis Hotel is the ideal base for visitors wishing to enjoy the many and varied delights of Llandudno.

Indeed, such is the allure of Llandudno and the comfort and enjoyment to be found at the Oasis Hotel you may find yourself one of the many who simply have to return. There are no strangers in the Oasis, only friends we haven’t met yet.
 
David & Ann Blanchard the Oasis Hotel Llandudno.
 
Nevill Crescent, Central Promenade, Llandudno, North Wales
Telephone: +44 (0) 1492 877822   e-mail: ann@oasis-hotel.co.uk