The Kensington Hotel in Llandudno is in an excellent position on the level Promenade facing directly out to sea. Its facilities include a sea facing restaurant and lounge, and there is also a reception lounge, two bars and an entertainment room with a small dance floor, where the evening entertainment is held. There is a lift to all bedrooms, which are comfortably furnished with private bathroom, colour television, telephone, radio, and tea and coffee making facilities.

During your holiday, we have some wonderful excursions organised. One of the highlights is a wondeful drive through the magnificent mountain scenery of Snowdonia to Llanberis, where we board the Snowdon Mountain Railway to travekl to the summit. At the top we can send postcards from the highest pos tbox in England and Wales! We shall also visit the magical Ilse of Anglesey making a stop at the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrob-
wllllantysiliogogogoch followed by lunch at a wonderful 17th century hotel in the coastal town of Beaumaris. Also, there is Llandudno itself to explore: the wide, flat promenade and gardens are perfect for a gentle stroll to enjoy the fresh sea air and the superb sea views, and the town shops are only a couple of minutes away. On one of the days, we will have free time in Llandudno with lunch at a charismatic old pub at the foot of the tram to the Great Orme.

All excursions, entrance fees, and lunches are included in the cost of your holiday including a relaxing lunch at Betws-y-Coed on the last day on our journey home.