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SteveH:
A POPULAR bed and breakfast in Llandudno could be converted into a residential property, after a planning application was submitted.
The business currently offers six en suite bedrooms, across three storeys, with five of these rooms currently let out for six months a year.
Solely run by Tracey McLaren and her husband, the B&B has previously won awards for its service and its popularity with visitors.
?My husband and I have run the guest house by ourselves with no additional staff.
?We are now approaching retirement age and would like to continue living in our home.?
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SteveH:
It will be interesting to see if this one stays as a hotel ?
A HOTEL in the centre of Llandudno has gone on the market for a huge six-figure sum.
The Oak Alyn Hotel, at 2-4 Deganwy Avenue, is up for sale with commercial estate agents Christie & Co for ?550,000.
Made up of 12 en-suite guest bedrooms and a bar, the current owners open it for eight months of the year, a seasonal service like many hotels in the town.
A highly-rated guest house, The Oak Alyn has 4.5 ratings on both TripAdvisor and Booking.com.
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SteveH:
THE derelict former site of a hotel in Llandudno is to become an ?aparthotel? after a new owner purchased the site.
Previously The Woodlands Hotel, 47-49 Trinity Avenue was bought by Chester-based entrepreneur Dave Goodfellow for ?225,000 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Work started on refurbishing the site about a year ago, with Dave saying roughly ?1million has been spent on bringing the property back up to scratch.
It will comprise 11 apartments, with Dave hoping to open it this summer.
prices for an apartment will vary between seasons, but likely start from roughly ?80 a night.
?We?re hoping to get it open for June or July this year. It?s a fantastic old Victorian property that needed a lot of work doing to it.
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photo How the exterior of the aparthotel should look (Image: Dave Goodfellow)
SteveH:
HOTELS and B&Bs in the Llandudno area have been rated for their food hygiene, and these are the latest scores.
Sorry too many to list here, check link below.............
https://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/24238116.hotels-b-bs-llandudno-rated-food-hygiene/?ref=rss&IYA-mail=49560bcd-5a9c-47f0-8fc5-ba2e71710589
SteveH:
THE owners of the now-closed Pontins holiday park in Prestatyn and Llandudno?s Grand Hotel have reported a record-high level of turnover in its latest accounts.
Britannia Hotels Ltd, which has been voted the UK?s worst hotel chain by Which? for 11 successive years, also saw pre-tax profits rise from ?33.4million in 2022 to ?39.4m in 2023.
Its latest set of accounts, filed last week, concern the financial year ending April 1, 2023.
Turnover increased to ?154.8m in 2023 from ?117.8m in 2022, with a gross profit margin in 2023 equating to 68.7 per cent.
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