Welcome to Apartments at Hamilton
Enjoying a holiday or short break in our 4-star self catering apartments gives you the flexibility to experience the attractions and events that Llandudno and the surrounding area offer throughout the year. Below are just a few highlights that are within easy reach of Apartments at Hamilton.
Britain’s only cable-hauled public road tramway takes you to the summit of the Great Orme where the views can, on a good day, include Blackpool and the Isle of Man. The Halfway Station houses a fascinating museum of the tramway’s history. Opened in 1902, the tramway has been lovingly restored so that you can relive the travel experience of over a 100 years ago.
Llandudno has two award-winning beaches, both less than a 10 minute walk on the flat from Apartments at Hamilton. North Shore sits between the Great Orme and Little Orme, and offers a traditional seaside feel with its stunning pier, Punch and Judy show, boat rides, amusements and so much more. West Shore offers a quieter alternative with rugged walks, water sports and spectacular sunsets.
Discovered in 1987 the Copper Mines on the Great Orme represent an astounding archaeological site dating back some 2,000 years before the Romans arrived in Britain. It is a work in progress as mining engineers and archaeologists uncover more of the tunnel network, offering a unique insight into prehistoric society.
Bodnant Garden is one of the most beautiful gardens in the UK, covering some 80 acres and situated above the River Conwy on ground sloping looking west across the valley towards the Snowdonia range. A vast array of gorgeous flowers and plants are available to see all year round, with seasonal highlights coming into their own as the year progresses, including the stunning laburnum arch in May and their autumn Treefest.
Boasting a lively array of animals from cheeky monkeys to shy red pandas to the delightful Humboldt Penguins, there are events and shows throughout the day and the chance to get involved with charity and educational aspects of the zoological park.
One of the finest surviving examples of medieval fortifications in Britain, this impressive castle is one of the famous ring of fortresses along the Welsh coast built by Edward I. Once you have explored the inside why not climb the town walls and enjoy the panoramic views of the countryside and coast.
The Owls Trust is based at Bodafon Farm Park in stunning Llandudno, North Wales. We have one of the best collections of owls on display to the public in the UK. And it is entirely free to visit us. The Owls Trust also rescues injured owls. Our goal is rehabilitation of the owls we rescue. As a result we return almost 80% to the wild.
We are open every day of the year from 11 am to dusk. So please do come and visit us.
With its vibrant community and dynamic tourism, there is a wealth of eateries to choose in Llandudno. From stand-out Chinese food to authentic Indian cuisine, and from eat-in experiences to take-away options, the town buzzes with great food and welcoming ambience – all you have to do is decide what you fancy for dinner.