The Imperial Hotel

Dawn broke over Llandudno with its bright red flame beckoning us to rise and prepare for our Fulfilling delightful breakfast at the Imperial Hotel. It was still to early for many guests to venture from their cosy rooms, as we entered the restaurant, gazing across the well laid our food tables. On them we found everything a breakfast should be, a wide selection of cereals and fresh fruits to more than please the eye, and daybreak now awakened the holiday atmosphere as we settled into our cosy table and chairs with our healthy fruit and nut cereal selection, and a very tasty yogurt. Then what to select for our hot full English, that bought out a large happy grin on our faces. A breakfast that did satisfy, well cooked, hot, and prepared by a chef who cared. Then it was time to depart, and leave our enchanting suite before waving goodbye to our reception team, and head for the carpark to find our trusty vehicle that would take us to our next adventure.

Plush, attractive cosy restaurant with an evening dinner to please. The warmth was added to by plush cosy dinning chairs, the atmosphere was good, decor delightful, and staff eager to please. The pianist although a young person was good and offered a variety of music fit for a restaurant. Wheelchair was discreetly removed by staff for us, and a quiet cosy table for two provided. Starters were very nice, photo 9, light toasted fish cake, fresh salad leaves, chilli dip. Photo 10, White crab, apple and celery with brown crab mayonnaise. The Entr’ees included photo 12 Salmon, fresh boiled jersey potatoes, light salad leaves, while photo 13 plate included a Trio of Welsh lamb, faggot, crispy basil, Aubergine, Pommes Arena. The desert course offered a “Cacan Avon Mel” Welsh honey cake, Honeycomb, Caramelised white chocolate, with clotted cream Ice cream, while I enjoyed the “Lemon and Stem ginger cheesecake, coconut Ice cream, Lemon curd, toasted coconut. Fully satisfied we retired to our MOSTYN suite, and enjoyed a very comfortable rest

Although the MOSTYN suite is not an accessible room, this recent modern luxurious corner suite is located on the first floor, furnished to a very high standard, and the large open living space, and the separate bedroom, offer excellent sea views. It provides absolute elegance, entered by its own hallway, you step into a separate lounge area, with sweeping wonderful views across the bay and towards The Great Orme headland, equally challenged by the elegant bedroom, with again a wonderful view down the promenade towards The Little Orme at the far end of an almost two mile promenade