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Nigel and Corinne Sutcliffe provide a warm and friendly welcome and invite their guests to enjoy a relaxing stay in their tastefully renovated 'Home from Home'.
The property has undergone major refurbishment for their comfort. Guests can be assured of their safety with the installation of the latest fire and electrical systems.
There is also the added bonus of free on-street parking should you leave your car at Buxton House B&B.
You can sit at your individual tables in our sunny dining/lounge and enjoy your freshly cooked breakfast served on Royal Doulton crockery, whilst enjoying the views of Nant-y-Gamar mountain and woodland.
Buxton House B&B has 3 bedrooms, 2 doubles and 1 suite/family room, ( to sleep 4 ).
All rooms are en-suite and are tastefully and sympathetically decorated to retain its Victorian features.
Each room offers a full hospitality tray, LCD TV, clock/radio alarm, hairdryer and some little extras to make you that bit special!
Llandudno is the "Queen of Resorts " along the North Wales coast, retaining its Victorian splendour, such as the Punch & Judy show on the long pier, which is also a fun place for children to enjoy the attractions or grown-ups can take a leisurely stroll.
On the Great Orme, there is the lovely country park called Happy Valley; the Dry-Ski slope; the Toboggan Run; the Underground Copper Mines; the Cable Car and Tramway, both of which run to the top of the 679 feet limestone headland and are the longest in Britain.
Llandudno is a busy all-season shopping centre with its new Parc Llandudno shopping piazza. The area offers bars and restaurants.
A variety of entertainments/business conferences are held at The Venue Cymru Theatre/Conference centre, which is located near to Buxton House B&B.
Buxton House B&B is ideally situated for North Wales with easy access to the A55 expressway and surrounding areas. The area is also ideal for walking, cycling, golfing, short breaks and family holidays.
For sight-seeing, there is the Snowdonia National Park, Conwy Castle, Swallow Falls at Betws-y-Coed, Portmeirion (Italian village) and lots more.
Llandudno and its surrounding areas, offer more than just a seaside break but can become a beautiful and interesting touring adventure for everyone.
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