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The Stella Bed and Breakfast in Llandudno North Wales
MEET THE STELLA
We believe history & character are worth preserving
Originally commissioned by Lady Henrietta Augusta Mostyn in 1883, The Stella's journey includes a historic boarding school for young women, a 20th-century guest house, and now, an artful B&B restoration. Experience the charm of our Llandudno bed and breakfast at 64 Church Walks.
A Victorian Revival
A B&B With a Story
In honour of our historic founding in 1883 as a boarding school for young gentlewomen, each room at our Llandudno B&B carries the name of the sisters, mothers, and daughters in our family. Experience a blend of history and warmth during your stay with us.
2-room apartment
The Joyce Suite
Super king
The Lorena Room
King
The Kate Room
King
The Sherrilee Room
Superior double
The Lena Room
Double
The Michele Room
Small double
The Sophie Room
Room photos and descriptions are on our booking page.
The Stella is open weekly for bed and breakfast Thursday night, Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday night - and welcomes guests throughout the year on those days. The Stella is closed as a bed and breakfast on Monday night, Tuesday night and Wednesday night (with the exception of holidays and special events), in order to refresh the property and ensure optimal guest experience when we are open.
The Joyce Suite is bookable all week - however, please note that breakfast is not included on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday mornings, and during the mid-week period is bookable as a self-catering option. For reservations in The Joyce Suite that take place over several days, Monday night, Tuesday night and Wednesday night are treated as self-catering, and Thursday night, Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday night are treated as bed and breakfast.
The Essentials
All reservations include a California-inspired Continental breakfast on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday mornings.
(With the exception of holidays and special events, The Stella does not offer breakfast on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings.)