The Senarth

“Fabulous place to stay”

Fabulous stay at The Senarth, clean and well organised room. The family who own it are wonderful, friendly helpful and enjoyed a laugh with us. The breakfast is brilliant and we loved it that much we are booking to go again soon. A real gem

“Lovely stay, charming hosts”

My wife and I had originally stayed here about 30 years ago. Now it has been modernised and updated with most facilities you could wish for. We were only staying for 3 days so chose a simple double which was fine. We have stayed in most of the guest houses on this street and this one was certainly… more

My wife and I had originally stayed here about 30 years ago. Now it has been modernised and updated with most facilities you could wish for. We were only staying for 3 days so chose a simple double which was fine. We have stayed in most of the guest houses on this street and this one was certainly the best value as well. Breakfast fine and until 9.30. with plenty of choice that even included fresh fruit. My wife asked me to thank Leena especially for the lovely fruit and yoghurt prepared each day on request. Both Anish and Leena were very happy to help with anything you could wish. We know the parking layout for guest houses on this road and 6 cars can be parked, it just takes a bit of courtesy and common sense and you're not paying Empire hotel prices. Parking is difficult in Llandudno so it's a real bonus. WiFi excellent even on the 2nd floor. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and we will return again when visiting Llandudno. No hesitation to recommend for excellent value and such friendly hosts. Edward and Christina McAlpine

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“Lovely stay in Llandudno.”

Just back from a lovely weekend in Llandudno. The Senarth is a lovely, welcoming place to stay. The rooms are comfortable and exceptionally clean if a little bit dated. The bed was a little bit soft for me but you can't please everyone in that respect. The breakfast was lovely and really set you up… more

Just back from a lovely weekend in Llandudno. The Senarth is a lovely, welcoming place to stay. The rooms are comfortable and exceptionally clean if a little bit dated. The bed was a little bit soft for me but you can't please everyone in that respect. The breakfast was lovely and really set you up for the day. The best thing about the Senarth is the staff, friendly, helpful and lovely. If you're visiting Llandudno I would highly recommend. Thank you.

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We arrived 2 hours early for checkin at the Senarth and left our bags in the dining room. Hanish seemed very friendly and told us he would get our room ready asap so we decided to go for a walk, it was a very hot day. We came back over an hour later, unfortunately Hanish wasn't there but his equall… more

We arrived 2 hours early for checkin at the Senarth and left our bags in the dining room. Hanish seemed very friendly and told us he would get our room ready asap so we decided to go for a walk, it was a very hot day. We came back over an hour later, unfortunately Hanish wasn't there but his equally friendly mother told us he would be 5 minutes. He did turn up 20 minutes later and showed us our rooms, to be fair we did just about get in by 3pm. There is parking but you risk either being boxed in or boxing someone else in so unless you're planning on leaving the car where it is you might do better to find a space on the road. We ended up a street away but it wasn't too much of an issue. The room was OK if a little dated although the double bed seemed rather small. There was a fan which really helped as it was extremely warm outside. We were hoping for decent wifi as the phone/data coverage in Llandudno was abysmal, we've been many times before and never noticed it being so bad before. Unfortunately the wifi was as bad as the phone coverage and barely if ever worked. The signals from the adjacent hotels were stronger thsan our own wifi. The bed was reasonably comfy, although we were woken two consecutive night between 1 and 2 pm by the occupant of the private floor above pacing around really loudly and what sounded like dragging furniture along the floor which didn't go down too well especially as there were warnings in the guest info pack about noise disturbance between 11 and 7. Breakfast was a pre-choice system so you had to guess what you were going to want in advance. Not a big fan of this but I can see why it would be helpful to those cooking breakfast. They almost got the order right and the food was ok although we all agreed we've had better (and worse). The bacon was a bit hard but there was a decent mix of bacon sausage black pudding mushrooms tomato and beans. Toast was self serve as was juice and cereals. Coffee or tea was offered and fruit or yoghurt could be ordered. The whole event was a bit on the slow side, a bit frustrating one day when we needed to get off fairly quickly. My wife will tell me off for only giving 3 stars as the price point was quite reasonable especially for close on high season but there were quite a few niggles as outlined above so I think it's a fair reflection of the overall experience,

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