Places to stay
Where to stay in North Wales
Seaside hotels, mountain B&Bs, holiday parks and cottages. Choose your base by what you want to do, then search places to stay below.Search
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Search hotels, B&Bs, holiday parks and cottages across North Wales.Visiting for an event? Check what's on first, as rooms go quickly on big weekends.
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Live prices and availability from Booking.com, for hotels, B&Bs, guest houses and holiday homes.
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Best areas to stay
Llandudno
The biggest choice of hotels in North Wales, with a promenade, pier and the Great Orme. Good for short breaks and a central base for the coast and Conwy.Llandudno guide →Conwy
Stay inside the medieval walls or nearby, within easy reach of Llandudno, Bodnant Garden and the Conwy Valley.Conwy guide →Betws-y-Coed
A village of B&Bs and inns in the forests of Eryri, ideal for walkers and families wanting the mountains on the doorstep.Visit Betws-y-Coed.com →Llanberis
At the foot of Yr Wyddfa, with the mountain railway and lake on the doorstep. Popular with climbers and walkers.Visit Llanberis.com →Caernarfon
Castle town between Eryri, Anglesey and the Llŷn Peninsula, with guest houses, hotels and cottages.Caernarfon guide →Anglesey
Holiday parks, cottages and coastal hotels near quiet beaches and the coastal path.Visit GoAnglesey.com →Llangollen and the Dee Valley
Riverside inns and B&Bs near the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, easy to reach from the north west of England.Visit Llangollen.com →Rhyl and Prestatyn
Holiday parks and seaside stays along the sandy north coast, good value for families.Rhyl guide →Types of stay
Hotels, B&Bs, cottages or a holiday park?
Hotels
Llandudno has the largest concentration of hotels, from classic seafront hotels to boutique stays. You will also find country house hotels in the Conwy Valley and around Eryri, and good choices in Conwy, Caernarfon, Bangor and Wrexham.B&Bs and guest houses
Family-run B&Bs are a North Wales tradition, especially in Llandudno, Betws-y-Coed, Llanberis and Conwy. Many offer walkers' breakfasts, drying rooms and local advice.Cottages and holiday homes
Self-catering cottages are popular on Anglesey, the Llŷn Peninsula and in the mountain villages, and are a good choice for longer stays, families and dogs.Holiday parks, camping and glamping
The north coast, Anglesey and Llŷn have many holiday parks with static caravans and lodges, while campsites and glamping sites are found right across the region. See the best places to go camping and unusual places to stay.Tips
Booking tips
Summer weekends, bank holidays and big events such as festivals, concerts and matches fill up early, so book ahead. Midweek and outside the school holidays you will usually find better prices and more choice. If you are coming to walk, a base in Betws-y-Coed, Llanberis or the Ogwen Valley saves driving time. For beaches and day trips without a car, Llandudno and the north coast towns are well served by trains and buses. See getting to and around North Wales.FAQ
