This was our second visit to the Seaclyffe and we were looking forward to seeing Christine and Clive again, they were the previous managers and very good they were too., but sadly we arrived in a state of confusion only to be told they had left. Well really it was downhill from then on , our room was freezing, our... More

ok most importantly, this place does not look as good as it does in the photos. the entrance is the only area that is reasonable. everything else is falling apart. wobbly hand rails, peeling paint, mouldy ceilings etc. upon arriving there was alot of confusion about our booking, the guy running the place didnt seem to have a clue about... More

If you didn't laugh you'd have to cry. Four chaps up for the weekend to watch the cricket didn't need the Ritz but didn't expect 'Faulty Towers'. The hotel looked a little shabby from the outside and inside it is definellty worse for ware. Loose doors & fittings, peeling wallpaper etc. The single rooms are incredibly small, the bathrooms laughable..so... More

We usually find it quite easy to write a list of positives for the hotels/B&B's we've stayed in but unfortunately nothing much positive to say about the Seaclyffe. The location, however, was fantastic right near the sea front and on the same road as the tram station that takes you up the Great Orme. The room was so small there... More

We have just returned from a 4 day breaks to this hotel with David Urquhart holidays and had the most wonderful time thanks to our hosts Christine and Clive who joined in with everything and made it a real family atmosphere. When we arrived we werent sure what to expect as everywhere was a bit disorganised and our room on... More

I stayed with a friend ank holiday on the last bank holiday weekend in May. The hotel is very friendly - esp Clive and Christine the owners and the staff. Breakfast is very good, as other reviewers have written the rooms do certainly need updating but I understand that they are doing one room a week. We had a twin... More

We had a fabulous break at the Seaclyffe. The food was excellent. The bedroom was very clean (room 21) Entertainment laid on. The bar area and staff there were very pleasant and friendly. Staff in the restaurant were very good and nothing was too much trouble. My friend and I found that Christine & Clive were exceptional hosts. Thanks for... More

The Seaclyffe is by no means the worst hotel I've stayed in. The Service form the owner was exemplary and the location couldn't have been better, It's close to the seafront and local shops and restaurants but parking could an issue, there is no reserved parking and there could be a chance you'll be parking a few minutes walk away.... More

The Seaclyffe is not the worst hotel I have stayed in but by the same token not near the best, the room is to small to be a family room for 4, the linen was clean, the bathroom is very tired and need some work doing on it, we were only in the room to sleep and change so it... More