Easter Breaks in Llandudno

Easter is a wonderful time to visit Llandudno and with the longer days and hopefully some gorgeous sunshine, guests at The Imperial can enjoy the stunning scenery as well as seasonal cuisine and some ‘eggstra’ special treats.

Your Easter Break Includes:

Two night’s accommodation in a double/twin bedroom
Full Welsh Breakfast
Full use of Mint Condition health and fitness facilities
Free Wifi
Dinner on one evening at Chantrey’s
Easter Afternoon Tea on one day (served between 2pm and 5pm)
Easter treat on Easter Sunday morning

From £399 per room

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Terms & conditions – Available for check-in on either Friday 7th or Saturday 8th April only. Minimum 2 night stay. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. The price is based on 2 adults sharing a standard double/twin room.

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