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Llandudno North Wales - An idea of Nostalgia
During my youth I travelled to many remote edges all over the world: The kind of places you need to hop on a bus full of chickens combined with the local wild life to achieve some village perched on what appears like the end of the earth. Despite that, I have only ventured to Wales once; as a child which was with the school. It was a fairly mundane experience. Therefore when friends mentioned that they discovered among the best Welsh boutique hotels in Llandudno close to the West Shore - I couldn't help but be curious. Could this be true? Bona fide Boutique hotels in Llandudno? This nostalgic Victorian seaside resort being the last place I would expect to find anything outside the mainstream soiree of Brit hotels and B and B's: A place where ice cream together with buckets and spades ruled. However now, after going to this old Victorian seaside resort I have a totally new perception - And that i do indeed, stand corrected.
I made a decision to remain in the same boutique b and b hotel my buddies recommended. I arrived late morning to some warm welcome which instantly made me feel in your own home. My room surpassed all expectations. Furnished practically, it had a very plush exotic style: It certainly lived as much as its name Andaz; which means style and magnificence in Hindu....In my opinion! A quick power shower to get the blood flowing and it was time for you to explore.
I walked from my hotel situated on the quieter west shore towards the busier north shore promenade. It didn't take long and the views of Anglesey and the Snowdonia mountain range were stunning. Plus, no better method to build up an appetite - Even though it had been some time since breakfast! I settled down right into a good old fashioned ale house with pie and chips around the menu: The low fat salads could hold back until Monday!
Unquestionably a walk across the old Victorian pier around the north shore simply oozes nostalgia: In a great way. The blue flag beaches are remarkably well kept and provide up the perfect place to setup your picnic basket: Or indeed, get out your bucket and spade. There is a cable car that can take visitors up to the Great Orme country park. However, never one for heights I opted for the truly amazing Orme Tramway: Still an excellent opportunity to eat the views WITH your feet remaining firmly on the floor. There's a small summit complex atop the Great Orme: A restaurant and restaurant in addition to a small gift shop.
After a great day occupying myself with all those classic pastimes which have defined the British seaside holiday for eons I arrived back inside my hotel refreshed and relaxed. Mine was one of the only hotels in Llandudno with a restaurant serving authentic Indian food; that is my all-time favourite. The meals was as excellent as was the service and also the wine list was surprisingly rounded. I'm not sure why I missed all of the good stuff a British seaside holiday has to offer. Nowadays classic seaside resorts like Llandudno have become more cosmopolitan but that old nostalgia remains: No wonder so many people are coming back: And without doubt, I'll be doing the same.
