An adults-only Victorian townhouse a short level walk from the seafront, named for the wild herd that has watched over this coastline for two hundred years.
Goat Hotel offers high-quality bed and breakfast accommodation exclusively for adults, in a handful of comfortable rooms and suites. We keep numbers small so the service stays personal.
The house holds on to its period character — high ceilings, Victorian detailing, a sense of the seaside town's grander years — while every room is fitted with the comforts a modern stay needs.
We sit in the heart of Llandudno, level walking from the seafront, the shops and the train station, with parking on site for seven cars — one space per room — if you'd rather leave yours there.
Whether you're here to unwind, to walk the headland, or to work through a quiet few days away, Goat Hotel is built around a warm welcome and very little fuss.
Every room comes with tea and coffee making facilities, a television, a clock radio, a hairdryer and eco-friendly toiletries. Suites add a separate sitting room, useful if you're travelling for business.
On the first floor, furnished to a high standard: a double bedroom with a separate sitting room and en-suite shower room. The bedroom has a super king-size bed, flatscreen TV, space heating, a hairdryer and a writing table and chair. The sitting room has a sofa, flatscreen TV with DVD player, fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, a wine cooler and glasses, a selection of books and DVDs, and a "real flame" effect fire. Complimentary wi-fi.
Pleasant and spacious, approx. 24m². A double bedroom with an extended sitting area and en-suite shower room, on the second floor. The sleeping area has a king-size four poster bed and a hairdryer; the sitting area has armchairs, a writing table, a flatscreen smart TV, a selection of books, a fridge, space heating and tea and coffee making facilities. Complimentary wi-fi, eco-friendly toiletries.
Comfortable and cosy, approx. 24m². A double bedroom with a separate sitting room and en-suite shower room, on the third floor. The bedroom has a king-size bed, flatscreen TV, space heating and a hairdryer; the sitting room has a sofa, writing table with chair, flatscreen TV with DVD player, a selection of books and DVDs, fridge, space heating and tea and coffee making facilities. Complimentary wi-fi and eco-friendly toiletries.
A comfortable double bedroom with a king-size bed and en-suite bathroom, on the first floor, approx. 19.5m². Flatscreen TV with DVD player, hairdryer, space heating, tea and coffee making facilities and chairs for relaxing. Complimentary wi-fi and eco-friendly toiletries.
A small double room with en suite, approx. 16.5m², on the second floor. A double bed, armchairs, flatscreen TV with DVD player, hairdryer, space heating, and tea and coffee making facilities. Complimentary wi-fi and eco-friendly toiletries.
A superior, comfy twin bedroom for two, approx. 27m², on the first floor, with a newly refurbished en-suite shower room and separate WC. A writing table and chair, fridge, flatscreen TV with DVD player, hairdryer, space heating, tea and coffee making facilities and an occasional table. Complimentary wi-fi and eco-friendly toiletries.
A comfortable double bedroom with a king-size bed and en-suite bathroom, on the second floor, approx. 19.5m². Flatscreen TV with DVD player, hairdryer, space heating, tea and coffee making facilities and chairs for relaxing. Complimentary wi-fi and eco-friendly toiletries.
Parking: we have seven spaces on site — one per room. We ask everyone to park neatly so we can fit all the cars in, and to leave your car keys with us so we can move a car if someone needs to get out. Thank you — Jen and Joe.
Breakfast is served between 8:00am and 9:00am in our bay-windowed dining room. We take orders the evening before, so tell us what you fancy and it'll be ready and hot when you come down.
Choose one of the following, however you like it:
Gluten-free, vegetarian and other diets are catered for, and we're happy to note allergies or cooking preferences — just let us know.
Step outside and you're within easy reach of the seafront promenade, the shops, and a train station a short walk away. The Great Orme headland rises above the town, home to the wild goats the house now takes its name from — free to roam, and occasionally to wander into town themselves.
Walkers and cyclists have routes in every direction, and Snowdonia National Park is close enough for a day out among the castles and hill towns of North Wales.
For an evening out, Venue Cymru hosts touring shows through the year, and Llandudno keeps a calendar of local events worth timing a visit around.
10 Deganwy Avenue, Llandudno, Conwy, LL30 2YB. A short, level walk from Llandudno railway station and the seafront, with the A55 close by for anyone arriving by car.
