How to Find Us.
A quiet tree-lined avenue in the heart of Llandudno — minutes from the seafront.
10 Arvon Avenue, Llandudno
LL30 2DY
Sat-nav: use LL30 2DY. If it struggles, search "Arvon Avenue, Llandudno".
From the A55.
- Westbound · J11 Llandygai Emergency work
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Exit at Junction 19
Leave the A55 at Junction 19, signposted for Llandudno.
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Follow the A470
Signs read A470 → Llandudno. Stay on it as the road runs north toward the coast.
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Into the town centre
Continue straight through until the shops and the promenade come into view.
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Sainsbury's roundabout
With Sainsbury's on your right, take the first left.
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Into Arvon Avenue
At the next roundabout, turn right. That is Arvon Avenue.
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Look for the blue
We are the only blue property, halfway up on the right.
The Conwy Tunnel is the one regular bottleneck on the A55, mostly summer Friday afternoons. We publish its status live — worth a look before you set off.
Typical drive times
- Manchester 1h 30m
- Liverpool 1h 50m
- Birmingham 2h 50m
- Sheffield 2h 50m
- London 4h 30m
Drive times are typical and assume a clear run on the A55.
Llandudno station.
Llandudno has two stations, about three miles apart — and that is the thing that catches people out.
Llandudno Junction is the busy one, on the North Wales coast line, with direct services from Chester, Manchester, Crewe, London Euston and Holyhead, plus the Conwy Valley line down to Betws-y-Coed. Most guests arrive here — it is a five-minute cab to our door.
Llandudno town station is the quieter end-of-the-line terminus, closer to the prom and fed by a short shuttle along the branch from the Junction. From there it is a 10 to 15 minute walk on the flat, via Augusta Street, Madoc Street and Chapel Street, then onto Arvon Avenue. Being the terminus, you cannot overshoot it.
Taxis wait at both stations if you would rather not walk with luggage.
Flying in? Manchester Airport has direct trains to Llandudno Junction — roughly hourly, a little over two hours, and some run through to Llandudno itself. Liverpool John Lennon has no station of its own: the Arriva 500 runs to Liverpool South Parkway every half hour, and North Wales services go from there, or you change at Chester on a Sunday.
- Chester 1h 5m
- Liverpool 1h 30m
- Manchester 1h 50m
- Birmingham 2h 30m
- London Euston 2h 45m
Journey times are typical direct services and vary by operator and time of day.
Gloddaeth Street stops.
The nearest stops are on Gloddaeth Street, a two to four minute walk away — one outside The Palladium and one near Ormo Lounge. The larger stops on Mostyn Street are about five minutes.
A day ticket bought from the driver is around £5, which usually pays for itself by lunchtime if you are heading along the coast.
Arriving from Llandudno Junction, the #12 reaches Gloddaeth Street in about fifteen minutes — the Palladium stop is the one you want. From there it is a two to four minute walk.
Where the buses go
- Conwy Castle & walls (#5) 20 min
- Llandudno Junction (#12) 15 min
- Deganwy & West Shore (#13) 15 min
- Bangor (#15) 1 h
- Snowdonia trailheads (Sherpa S2) 1 h 30 m
Route numbers and times are typical; check the planner for today’s services.
Parking on Arvon Avenue.
We do not have a private car park. On-street parking directly on Arvon Avenue is free of charge and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. Spaces cannot be reserved.
Parking can be busy during peak season, weekends and bank holidays, so we recommend arriving earlier in the day where possible.
Arvon Avenue is free, unrestricted and fairly free-flowing, so it depends on the moment. Often you can pull straight up at the door. If not, stop wherever there is room, bring your bags in, and then go and find a space. Nothing is timed and nothing needs booking.
If Arvon Avenue is full, there are several council car parks within a short walk. All of them charge overnight, and the tariffs move with the season — the council publishes current prices for every Llandudno car park.
- Maelgwyn Road Car Park The closest alternative to the house, and the one we point most guests toward. Directions →
- Town Hall Car Park Central, and handy for the shops on your way back. Directions →
- York Road Car Park Usually has spaces when the closer ones have filled up. Directions →
- Dale Road Car Park A little further out, and quieter for it. Directions →
- Venue Cymru Car Park The largest of them. Worth knowing if you are here on an event night. Directions →
A few things worth knowing.
Finding Arvon Avenue
Arvon Avenue is off Gloddaeth Street — the main road between both beaches. Take the turn at the Sainsbury's roundabout and we are halfway up on the right.
Parking in peak season
July, August and bank holidays are busiest. Arriving before mid-afternoon usually means a space on the avenue itself.
Getting to the door
Two steps in total: one up from the pavement into the front garden, then one over the door threshold into the ground floor. Worth knowing in advance if steps are difficult or you are travelling with heavy cases.
Check-in times
From 2pm when you book direct, 3pm on third-party sites. After that, secure keyless self check-in means you can arrive whenever suits.
Need help on arrival?
Call us on 01492 876 491 and we will talk you in. Always happy to help.