Hotel News & Gossip

[SteveH]

AN ACCLAIMED bed and breakfast in Llandudno has gone on the market for a six-figure sum, as the owners look to sell the establishment due to “family commitments”.

Bay Court, on the town’s seafront, has been listed for sale after being under the current ownership for three years.

Described as a “unique” and “highly-profitable” business, the B&B has received several TripAdvisor Certificates of Excellence and LUX Life awards in recent years.

Bay Court has gone on the market for a freehold price of £675,000 as the owners look to sell because of “family commitments”.

The B&B is made up of eight ensuite bedrooms, a guest lounge, a “grand” breakfast room, an owners’ accommodation and other amenities.

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Llandudno hotel offers sneak peek into £1.2million makeover..... https://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/25017788.llandudno-hotel-offers-sneak-peek-1-2million-makeover/?ref=rss&IYA-reg=49560bcd-5a9c-47f0-8fc5-ba2e71710589

[Hugo]

Llandudno B&B in one of seaside resort's oldest villas is on the market
The guest house is in a prime site next to the famous pier
A Llandudno bed and breakfast situated in one of the oldest villas in the seaside town has come on the market. Bay Court sits on North Parade, one of the earliest parts of the resort to be developed for the tourism trade.



https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/llandudno-bb-one-seaside-resorts-31253889

[SteveH]

A hotel in Llandudno has reopened after a £1.2m revamp. The Craigside Hotel - previously run as a Premier Inn - on Llandudno's Little Orme was sold by Whitbread to pub chain JW Lees last summer.

They initially continued to trade the pub but closed around the turn of the year for major changes to be carried out. The site has now reopened as Craigside Manor following the investment in the site described as "iconic".

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A BED and breakfast in Llandudno is the latest establishment in the town to go on the market.

The Branstone, at Llewelyn Avenue, has been placed for sale with estate agent Beresford Adams for £400,000.

The family-run business boasts eight ensuite bedrooms, including an owners' accommodation, as well as a communal dining room, kitchen and a private lounge and dining area.

The business joins an ever-growing list of hotels, B&Bs and guesthouses in Llandudno which are on the market, a surprising trend ahead of the busy summer season............https://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/25038365.llandudno-bed-breakfast-latest-go-market/

[Hugo]

Llandudno hotel introduced change that saw some say they'd boycott - this is what happened
The new policy divided opinion when announced last year

We all have different opinions on matters like this and recently I went out a couple of times for a meal.    At the first place I had a breakfast and dogs were allowed there and they were all extremely well behaved.
At the second restaurant which was more expensive I wish that I could say the same about the young children who were running about and screaming.
That made me remember why I liked the Warners Holidays so much.     Horses for cources as they say

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/llandudno-hotel-introduced-change-saw-31329228

[SteveH]

A GUEST house on Llandudno's famous seafront has gone on the market.

The Shelbourne, a 15-bedroom hotel on the promenade, has been placed for sale with estate agent Sidney Phillips.

On the market for £749,950, the hotel has been under the same ownership for six years, with the custodians previously running another hotel in the town.

Made up of 15 ensuite guest bedrooms, the hotel offers some of the best views of the North Shore, Great Orme and Irish Sea.

MORE: https://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/25103735.llandudno-seafront-hotel-put-sale-owners/?ref=rss&IYA-reg=49560bcd-5a9c-47f0-8fc5-ba2e71710589

[SteveH]

A GUEST house with rave reviews in Llandudno has become the latest hospitality business in the town to go on the market.

Christleton House, at Llewelyn Avenue, has been placed for sale with estate agent Sidney Phillips for £460,000.

The business is owned by Simon Roberts and family, and is described as having an "excellent reputation" with seasonal occupancy levels of around 95 per cent during the holiday season.

Made up of five bedrooms, the hotel boasts huge potential with an extra £12,000 in income with the renovation of more rooms.

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Second story.....

A GUEST house in Llandudno has gone on the market with a £420,000 price tag.
Shore to Shore, on Deganwy Avenue, is on the market with Enfys Estates.

The thriving six-bedroom guest house, featuring a spacious two-bedroom owner’s accommodation, has been fully refurbished throughout.

The property benefits from a new roof and all rooms are ensuite. ............. https://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/25128574.thriving-llandudno-guest-house-market-420-000/