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Imperial Classic Hotel
The Promenade
LL30 1AP Llandudno |
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| Hotel Description: |
| Centrally located on the Promenade, the Imperial hotel offers spectacular views across Llandudno Bay. The Imperial hotel is only two minutes walk from the town centre and station, making it the ideal base from which to explore Snowdonia and tour the rest of North Wales. Each of the 100 ensuite bedrooms are furnished to the highest standards with many commanding views over the beautiful bay. All bedrooms offer all the facilities you would expect from a first class hotel. The award-winning Chantrys Restaurant overlooks the Promenade and the sea. The Restaurant has an enviable reputation in the local area for the quality of the food and service. Using only the best, local produce the Chef and his brigade are able to achieve the highest standards of freshness and quality complemented by a carefully selected, extensive wine list. Before dinner, why not enjoy a pre-dinner drink in the Cocktail bar that leads out onto an attractive verandah and enjoys spectacular views of the whole bay. Guests have full use of the Health and Fitness Centre Mint Condition during their stay at the Imperial. Here they can enjoy an energetic work out in the indoor heated pool, the sauna, solarium, spa pool, steam room, cardio- vascular gym. If this is too much, enjoy a relaxing treatment with the resident beauty therapist. Conference and Banqueting rooms, together with a Boardroom and 3 Syndicate rooms can accommodate up to 150 delegates. |
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Centrally located on the Promenade, just two minutes walk from the town centre and station. The ideal base from which to explore Snowdonia and tour the rest of North Wales. |
| Approach |
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Accessibility is excellent from all parts of the UK. The A55 expressway now linkd North Wales to the national motorway network with Liverpool and Manchester. From the South - Leave the M6 at junction 16, then at roundabout take the 1st exit onto the A500 (signposted Crewe, Nantwich, Chester). Continue to follow the A500 towards Chester and then onto the A51 signposted Chester. At Burford Crossroads turn right (signposted Chester) and continue to follow the A51 signposted North Wales, Chester. At roundabout take the 1st exit, then merge onto the A55 (signposted North Wales, Wrexham). Continue on the M55 and at junction 34 bear left, then merge onto the A55 (signposted Conwy A55, Mold A494). Continue forward onto the A55. Entering Colwyn Bay. Leave the A55 at Junction 20 (signposted Rhos-on-Sea), then turn right onto Princes Drive - B5113. At crossroads turn right onto Conway Road - A547 (signposted Rhos-on-Sea, Conwy A55). At mini-roundabout turn right onto Brompton Avenue - B5115 (signposted Rhos-on-Sea, Chester A55). At roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Brompton Avenue - B5115 (signposted Llandudno). Continue forward onto Llandudno Road - B5115. Entering Penrhyn Bay. At roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Penrhyn Hill - B5115 (signposted Llandudno). Turn right onto Penrhyn Hill - B5115. Entering Penrhynside. Continue forward onto The Parade - B5115. Entering Llandudno. The hotel is situated on the Promenade. |
| Hotel features/particularities |
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Safe at the reception desk
newspaper for free
Indoor Pool
Complimentary car park
Wake up service
Secretary service |
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Reception open 24h a day
Internet connection
Restaurant
Bar
Laundry service
Fitness Center |
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Beauty treatment
Solarium
Room Service
Parking
Elevator |
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Radio
Phone |
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Hairdryer
Room Service |
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Shower
TV |
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| Point of interest/Attraction: |
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Llandudno is situated on the Creuddyn Peninsula, in Conwy North Wales. It's location close to the Snowdonia National Park makes it ideal for touring Snowdonia and North Wales. Known as the Queen of the Welsh resorts Llandudno is a charming Victorian seaside resort located in a beautiful setting on the Creuddyn Peninsula between the two limestone headlands of the Great Orme and the Little Orme. Take a ride on the unique Victorian Tramway to the top of the Great Orme and visit the Great Orme Country Park, try Dry Slope Skiing, and tobogganing, play a round of Golf, or take an invigorating stroll along the Victorian Pier. You could also shop till you drop in the many high-street stores. If you prefer the more traditional seaside resort then Llandudno has it all. Two beautiful beaches, the North Shore and the West Shore. Both in picturesque locations. Professor Codman's original Punch and Judy is in the prime position on the promenade close to the Pier. Enjoy all the fun of the fair on the Pier, or join the anglers and try fishing for Bass from the end of the pier. Local attractions include Alice in Wonderland, Boat Trips around the Bay or fishing trips further out to sea, the North Wales Theatre, Llandudno Museum, Llandudno Golf Club, the world renowned Bronze Age Mines on the Great Orme. For the more energetic there are many walks leading from the town to the surrounding countryside, and should you wish to take the car you can be in the heart of Snowdonia National Park within 30 minutes. Or leave the car and take to the hills on the Conwy Valley Railway. Catch the train at Llandudno railway station then sit back and enjoy the fantastic views of the Conwy Valley on a journey through the heart of Snowdonia via Betws y Coed and Dolwyddelan, in the Lledr Valley, to Blaenau Ffestiniog and the world famous Slate Caverns. |
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Conference and Banqueting rooms, together with a Boardroom and 3 Syndicate rooms can accommodate up to 150 delegates Theatre style. Rooms include an elegant Function Suite perfect for exhibitions, dinners for up to 180 people and 120 for dinner dances. The Bodafon Room has a high dome ceiling and large window reminiscent of the grandeur of days gone by. This rooms also has a maplewood dance floor and small staging. The Vaughan room creates an air of space and tranquility with large bay windows whilst the Promenade Louge offers a more intimate feel looking beyond the verandah onto Llandudno Bay. The Adelphi Room and Broadroom are ideal for small executive meetings. Facilities also include Data Projector and 42' Plasma Screen TV. |
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The Health and fitness centre Mint Condition offers superb leisure facilities including - 45 Ozone treated, heated swimming pool Sauna Solarium Whirlpool Spa Steam Room Cardio vascular gym Beauty Therapist Hairdressing Salon Fitness Area Guests have full use of all leisure facilities for the duration of their stay. |
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Chantrey's Restaurant, overlooking Llandudno Bay, has been awarded an AA Rosette for its high standards of freshness and quality. An interesting, contemporary menu features a variety of dishes using only the freshest local produce. The menu is complemented by a carefully selected wine list. |
| Further information |
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Check-In: 14:00
Check-Out: 11:00 |
| Accepted credit card payment |
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Visa
DinersClub |
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AmericanExpress |
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MasterCard/EuroCard |
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Picture: Ballroom, Bar/Lounge 1, Bar/Lounge 2, Business, Exterior View 1, Exterior View 2, Guest Room 1, Guest Room 2, Guest Room 3, Health Club, Meeting Room, Recreational Facility 1, Recreational Facility 2, Recreational Facility 3, Restaurant 1, Restaurant 2, Suite |
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