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Ambassador Hotel Llandudno
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Ambassador Hotel Llandudno
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Grand Promenade
Llandudno, Wales, United Kingdom
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A uniquely styled traditional, family run, independent hotel for individual people, enjoy a great vacation in picturesque Llandudno on North Wales coast. The largest seaside resort in Wales, we also boast Snowdonia National Park, National Trust properties, narrow gauge yailways, historic houses & castles, mountains and lakes on our doorstep. The Ambassador is renowned by many regular returning guests for our comfort, service and friendliness. The Hotel is relaxed and informal, but with a commitment to standards and disciplines, with a belief that all of this has to be affordable. For the business traveller we are able to offer internet access via the bedroom telephone, cash back on account option, multiple billing configuration options including merging of multiple rooms to one bill, multiple item merging on individual bills and express check-out. Please ask about our Corporate Club. The Ambassador is strategically placed, exactly halfway between the bandstand and the Pier. Getting about could not be easier - turn left from the front door and you are on the Promenade, turn right and ahead is the main shopping area of Mostyn Street, with many national and international stores, including The Victoria Shopping Centre. ... it's so convenient! The Williams family is now in its third generation of caring for hotel guests, many of whom have been returning for a period of over thirty years. Indeed, some of our regular visitors enjoyed their childhood holidays with us.
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Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Coffee / Tea Maker
Conference Room(s)
Elevator / Lift
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Laundry service
Modem / Data Port
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Check-in:
From 3:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 10:00 AM
Location Description:
The largest seaside resort in Wales. Llandudno is a wonderful Victorian town with a large sweeping bay lined with its wide sea front promenade and flanked by its Ormes, Great and Little. Less than an hour from historic Chester. Enjoying a unique climate, washed by the warming influence of the Gulf Stream, Llandudno is protected from the worst excesses of weather by the mountains of Snowdonia. A walk along the unspoilt Promenade is an experience unrivalled in Great Britain. From one end to the other, the front is a continuous facade of Victorian history and character. The Ambassador is strategically placed, exactly halfway between the bandstand and the pier. Getting about could not be easier - turn left from the front door and you are on the Promenade, turn right and ahead is the main shopping area of Mostyn Street, with many national and international stores, including The Victoria Shopping Centre.
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Friendy and ComfortableWas a last minute booking reception very helpfull, room was clean and comfortable, food was excellent both dinner and breakfast
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Mix up at check in and outThe booking was undertaken by daughter and son-in law as part of a 25th wedding anniversay present. Although this was paid for by credit card in advance, the hotel still asked for payment 3 times, on arrival, confirmation over the phone before arrival and leaving. This was extremly embarresing for us and our family. A letter has been written by the Son-in law. No reply has been received from the hotel.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Nice Sea Front Hotel - slightly past its best but the price reflects thisA very well positioned Hotel for access to the sea front and town high street - Orm cable tram.Friendly helpfull staff when i was there and my room looked out along the curve of the sea front so very nice. Reasonably quiet but well placed to get to the Bars and restraunt with a very minimal walk.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Oh dear!Charging extra for credit cards!The room contained an old sandwich wrapper from a previous occupant. The pull switch for the light came off in my hand. The settee was stained and the carpet looked stained.When I was using the toilet I discovered taht there were only three sheets of paper! I had ot use their welcome sheet ....
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Good value for money, slow service.Breakfast service very slow, as was the checking out procedure. Value for money was, however, excellent. I would visit Lllandudno again in future however would probably find a different Hotel if possible. Rooms rather dated but this wasn't a major problem. The only MAJOR problem was the lack of any suitable parking once the Hotel car park was full (only very limited spaces).
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Ambassador hotel reviewThere was a constant horrible smell throughout the hotel. The room was small and extremely shabby, bedspreads on the bed!! Television didn't work, showerhead dirty more like a residential home than a hotel. Restaurant Manager didn't speak english!! Car park more expensive than on street parking and had to be booked in advance. Would not stay there again or recommend to anyone.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Adequate sea-front hotel, but living very much in the past in terms of decor and fitting out of rooms. Reception very slow. Unbelievably, no breakfast before 08.15 (08.45 Sundays)
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
Superb for a short break but perhaps would not suit young singles.The hotel was ideal for us. We were given a very warm welcome and check in was done in a flash. The room had everything we could want for a short break. We have stayed at 5* luxury hotels and are accostomed to quality hotels. This one, although not 5*, was excellent. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
The Hotel is a little "tired" with few guests, but was acceptable and I would stay againBe aware of the additional charges: car parking/service levy added/credit card charges. Unable to have bar drinks added to room tab.A family run hotel which seems to have chosen the "budget" end of the market from which to operate. This means good value can be obtained but amenities are not on a par with other similar sized (and more expensive) hotels in town.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
good value for money cheap and cheerfulHave stayed here a couple of times now as a base for nights out in Llandudno, now it's only a 3* Hotel, the decor is very 70's/80's but it is very clean and the beds are very comfortable, rooms are quite a decent size and as it's a old building the walls are quite thick so it's relatively quite, you can't here next door! well worth £35 per night inc breakfast. Note though - breakfast finishes 9.15am monday - saturday, we were told 9.45 turned up at 9.15 and got turned away by the not very helpful polish staff.
Date of Stay:
February, 2009
Deaf AwarenessTelevision did not have subtitles because the remote had been removed because according to reception staff, guests keep taking them home. This meant as a Deaf person I was unable to access the television.Reception staff at night were not interested when I asked about sorting out the TV and had no awareness of their obligation under the Disability Discrimination act to make services accessible and provide same level of service to both Deaf and hearing guests.More worrying was the fact that there was no alarm provision for a Deaf guest, so if there had been a fire, I would not have been alerted to it.Nighttime staff were impossible to lipread and had no deaf awareness at all and no interest in communicating with a Deaf guest.Not really very impressive and would not use the hotel again.
Date of Stay:
February, 2009
Abassodor was DecentStayed here through late rooms at a very reasonable price. Being on a business allowance was able to have B&B here and a fair meal with a beer around the corner. The Hotel offered 3 course evening meal for £18.00 which actually looked good but would have gone outside my budget.
Date of Stay:
February, 2009
The photographs of the hotel look great, but when you get there its not what you would think! Great service though and good food!
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
The room was average having payed £35 i don't think i would have payed a penny more the TV didn't work properly and no remote but the biggest bug in the works NO PARKING having arrived i had to park 2km from the hotel when i asked about parking i was told that i should have booked it at the time i booked the room yet when i pointed out that there was no mention of this on the booking page i was told park on the street which only works if there are spaces to be had all in all it was the first and last time i would stay at this hotel
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
on arrival we were expecting a large grand hotel, as shown by pictures,how ever this was not the case, it looked old and decrepid. also, when looking at the blurb about this hotel, we were told that the hotel had its own car park, this was not the case, and infact, had it of been a busy night, we would not have found a car parking space around. the rooms were out dated, and felt cheap and old.perhaps update this hotel to the 2000's instead of keeping it back in the 70's!also, breakfast was way, to early, and only lasted an hour, which meant if you arrived late, like we did, you would not make it up in time to have breakfast.
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
We only stayed at the Ambassador for one night, on what was probably the coldest snowiest weekend of the year. On arriving the hotel was warm and friendly, and reception helpful and efficient. We had pre booked dinner, and the meal was well above hotel standard, and really enjoyable. Our room was a double, quite basic, but clean and warm, lots of hot water, and a comfortable bed. Breakfast was again above standard, well presented and served, by cheerful staff. The bar was pleasant and well stocked, and again the staff were helpful. Should we have reason to need a hotel in Llandudno again for a short stay, we would choose the Ambassador again.
Date of Stay:
September, 2008
The rooms were very tired and needed a lick of paint. We had no toilet roll or towels so had to ring reception. They brought them straight away but they should have already been there. Also on the second day we had to wait 15 mins for someone to take our breakfast order and then we only got served because i went to get someone. Its just little things but they need sorting.
Date of Stay:
September, 2008
having booked i then read one or two reviews of the hotel and thought i might find it a bit rudown, this was not the case, the rooms were on the small side, but clean and comfortable, staff very courteous and helpfull, excellent breakfast, excellent position. would certainly stay again and reccomend.
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
The single room I stayed in was very pleasant with a sea view. The walk in shower was particularly good for the more elderly guest
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
Hotel is getting to the stage of needing a thorough renovation
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