The Branstone Guest House in the center of Llandudnois is built of local stone and dates back from the middle of the 19th century. It is located at the foot of the Great Orme, a huge limestone head visible for miles around with a large part of it designated as a Countryside Park.
The area is steeped in history. It was once home to a large Bronze Age community and was also known to the vikings who gave the Orme its name.



Today Llandudno is a Victorian Heritage Resort with a long promenade set along its own bay. The town offers excellent shopping, restaurants to suit all tastse and many fine buildings.
Here you can stay by the sea, enjoy the mountains and lakes of the Snowdonia National Park or visit the ancient castles built by King Edward 1 of England and Prince Llewlyne of Wales.



The National Trust and CADW have many historic houses open to the public as well as famous gardens such as those at Bondant.
Numerous attractions will enthrall you, from steam trains to slate caverns. The North Wales Theatre will entertain you and golf, sailing, rock climbing and hill walking will entertain you.