llandudno

[quizzer01]

I am looking at going to llandudno , what is it like ,i need somewhere flat as i am disabled and cannot walk far or do hills many thanks

[Ann]

Ita ages since I went to Llandudno but I seem to remember it was very hilly once you left the main promenade. Why not ring the Tourist Office there, they will tell you.

[quizzer01]

thanks ann86

[cc1]

The area around the town and the piers is quite pleasant and flat, unless you're staying further back I can't see you having problems. I think there's a cable car runs to the top of the Great Orme and it starts in the town, a couple of hundred yards back, on a bit of a slope. Well worth doing if it's not too windy otherwise staying upright can be hard!

[quizzer01]

thanks cc1

[jrtv]

it's very flat, both the new wide prom and the shops which run adjacant are easy to get around, it's very popular with the elderly and disabled for that reason, a very nice resort that I'm sure you will all enjoy.

[Eve]

Pretty flat around the front and pier but, as said, gets more hilly further out. Conwy Castle nearby is nice, some upper bits might not be so feasible but they tend to have displays and such on which could make it worth it and there is a nice tea room opposite. The train is quick but you have to get up from the platform in Conwy if you aren't driving. Can't remember if there is a lift or ramp - I remember helping someone down the steps with bags myself.

The view round the castle and over the harbour at sunset is just lovely!

[quizzer01]

Thanks for all your comments ,have booked int a 4* hotel on the promenade now thanks again

[looobylooo]

i think youll like it there quizzer, the scenery is beautiful, and like the others have said its all nice and flat around the sea front and shops.
hope you have a lovely time! :o)
which hotel did you opt for in the end?

[quizzer01]

The Tynedale Hotel ,it looks lovely on the website and every review gave it 9.8
so here`s hoping ,we are not going until next year and August was the only time they had vacancies ,well its something to look forward to -thanks Gill