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The Empire Hotel remains faithful to it's Victorian character with an impressive position in the picturesque seaside holiday resort of Llandudno, North Wales, making it a perfect location for golfers. All rooms have private bathroom, colour TV with satellite, video or DVD player. They are all furnished with antiques, cast iron beds with down bedding, safe, refrigerator and tea/coffee making facilities.

The award-winning Watkins and Co. restaurant offers an extensive table d'hôte menu. The finest local produce, a creative chef, elegant surroundings and friendly service all combine to ensure a memorable experience at The Empire Hotel, Llandudno.

The indoor heated swimming pool has a sauna, steam room and whirlpool. There is also a small outdoor heated pool with spa bath and a childrens' paddling pool. Their beauty therapist also offers a comprehensive range of treatments including facials, massages and manicures.

18 Holes at North Wales  Golf Course

One of the oldest courses on Wales’ northern coastline, North Wales was once described by the great Henry Cotton as ‘a gem’. Situated on Llandudno’s West Shore, this natural links course has long contributed to the attractions of this popular resort and helps to make the area a magnet for the golfing tourist.

North Wales offers it’s biggest challenge to those golfers blessed with a hook for it’s front nine runs out alongside the railway line and the back none returns along the coast. It saves two of it’s toughest tests for the end – the 16th and 17th holes. They are back-to-back par threes, and short ones at that, but they are extremely difficult. Nicknamed ‘O Hell’ and ‘Hello’, they face in opposite directions and therefore serve up the wind in your face and at your back. The 16th points directly into the prevailing wind and can require any tee shot from a three-wood to a nine-iron. The 17th thereupon reverses the problem and, between them, they can cause havoc with your score.

18 Holes at Maesdu Golf Course

You can be sure of a warmer welcome at Llandudno’s Maesdu course than that received by a group of Norwegians in the year 1098 AD. They came by sea an had on their minds that which couldn’t be compared with golf. The bloody battle of Deganwy ensued and the ground upon which they fought was named Maesdu (black field). More than 800 years later the same terrain was eyed with less belligerent intent by Llandudno Council who allocated the land for a golf course.

Although Llandudno already possessed the excellent North Wales links course, they were keen to encourage tourism. They achieved more than that because Maesdu became one of Britain’s top professional venues in the 1950’s and 1960’s regularly hosting the famous Penfold Tournament

All of our golfing breaks in Wales are great value, so you know straight away the courses you can play, the accommodation on offer and how it all fits in with your budget.

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