Ten individually styled rooms on a tree-lined avenue — steps from the seafront, five minutes from the Great Orme Tramway, and the perfect base for exploring everything North Wales has to offer.
The Rosedene is an independently run boutique guest house on Arvon Avenue — a quiet, tree-lined street a short walk from Llandudno's seafront. Ten individually appointed rooms, thoughtfully maintained and genuinely cared for.
Warm without being folksy. Personal without being intrusive. The kind of stay that leaves you already thinking about coming back.
From a quiet ground-floor twin to a sun-drenched king with views of the Great Orme — every room at The Rosedene has its own character.
Ground Floor - Rear Facing
A calm, rear-facing ground-floor retreat — ideal for friends, walkers, or guests who prefer fewer stairs. Expect a lar...
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First Floor · Rear Aspect
Bright and quietly positioned to the rear, this inviting double room pairs quality bedding with everything you need to u...
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First Floor · Front Aspect · Seating Area
Front-facing and drenched in natural light, this spacious deluxe room is made for lingering. A king-size bed and dedicat...
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The Great Orme Tramway is five minutes' walk. Llandudno Pier is a short stroll. Conwy Castle, Eryri, and Portmeirion are all within easy reach.
A relaxed gaming bar in central Llandudno with retro arcade machines, board games and a licensed bar -- the kind of place that turns a quiet afternoon into an unexpectedly good one, particularly for groups.
One of the oldest crown green bowling clubs in North Wales, tucked off Gloddaeth Avenue — a genuinely local sporting hidden gem with a floodlit green, taster sessions and green hire.
An evening walking tour through the medieval streets of Conwy — hauntings, history, witchcraft and unexplained events, told by knowledgeable local guides with a talent for atmosphere.
Llandudno's major performance venue — ideal for a dress-up, go-out evening: touring shows, comedy, concerts and major events, all a short walk from the guest house.
One of Wales's finest Elizabethan town houses — rich interiors and a sense of lived history. A great counterpoint to castles: more intimate, more detailed, and wonderfully atmospheric.
A restored nine-hole pitch and putt on the lower slopes of the Great Orme — one of the most scenic and accessible golf experiences in North Wales, perfect for all abilities.
During the main season (March–October), The Rosedene operates on a room-only basis. Llandudno has a genuinely excellent dining scene — and we know exactly which spots are worth your time.
Ask us when you arrive. We'll point you somewhere good.
Dining & Recommendations →Ten beautifully appointed rooms. Direct booking rates that beat any platform. Hosts who genuinely know and love this part of Wales.