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Gwesty Gadlys Hotel
Located in Cemaes Bay, 400 metres from Traeth Mawr Beach, Gwesty Gadlys Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Lastra Farm Hotel
This highly commended hotel in Amlwch, Anglesey has a restaurant with a fine reputation for serving only the freshest of ingredients.
The Liverpool Arms Hotel
Boasting a bar and views of city, The Liverpool Arms Hotel is set in Beaumaris, 300 metres from Beaumaris Castle.
Gazelle Hotel
Located in Menai Bridge, Gazelle Hotel features a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi. Free onsite parking is available.
The Valley Hotel, Anglesey
Established for 25 years, the family-run The Valley Hotel, Anglesey is located on the beautiful island of Anglesey. A wide choice of scenic beaches are just 10 minutes away by car.
Tre-Ysgawen Hall & Spa
Tre-Ysgawen Hall & Spa has a swimming pool and award-winning restaurant and is a short drive inland from the east coast of the island.
The Bulkeley Hotel
Situated in Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey, The Bulkeley Hotel lies within 300 metres from the Beaumaris Castle and the beach and pier alongside the Menai Straits.
Trearddur Bay Hotel
Just a few metres from an award-winning Blue Flag beach, the Trearddur Bay Hotel boasts an on-site restaurant and bar and bright, elegant rooms with free WiFi.
Bold Arms
Located in Beaumaris, within 200 metres of Beaumaris Beach and 23 km of Snowdon Mountain Railway, Bold Arms provides accommodation with a garden and a bar, and free WiFi.
Trecastell Hotel
Set 46 km from Snowdon Mountain Railway, Trecastell Hotel offers 3-star accommodation in Amlwch and has a terrace, a restaurant and a bar.
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Anglesey's best hotels with breakfast
Dinorben Arms Hotel
Hotel in AmlwchBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.6Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 966 reviewsSet in Amlwch, 44 km from Snowdon Mountain Railway, Dinorben Arms Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Anglesey Arms Hotel
Hotel in Menai BridgeBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.1Very good - What previous guests thought, 713 reviewsIn the pretty village of Menai Bridge, the 200-year-old Anglesey Arms is rich in original charm and traditional character, with en suite rooms, tasty home-cooked food and real ales.
Nant Yr Odyn Country Hotel & Restaurant Ltd
Hotel in LlangefniBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.5Very good - What previous guests thought, 668 reviewsOn the beautiful Isle of Anglesey, Nant Yr Odyn Hotel offers traditional rooms and a candlelit restaurant. Just 15 minutes’ drive from Bangor, there is free parking and free WiFi.
Bold Arms
Hotel in BeaumarisBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.9Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 275 reviewsLocated in Beaumaris, within 200 metres of Beaumaris Beach and 23 km of Snowdon Mountain Railway, Bold Arms provides accommodation with a garden and a bar, and free WiFi.
California Inn
Hotel in BryntegBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.1Very good - What previous guests thought, 347 reviewsSituated in Brynteg and with Snowdon Mountain Railway reachable within 30 km, California Inn features a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
The Bull Hotel
Hotel in LlangefniBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.0Very good - What previous guests thought, 394 reviewsSituated in the centre of Llangefni on the Isle of Anglesey, The Bull Hotel is located a 15-minute drive from Bangor and offers rooms with free Internet access and on-site private parking free of...
The Holland arms hotel
Hotel in GaerwenBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.3Good - What previous guests thought, 29 reviewsFeaturing 4-star accommodation, The Holland arms hotel is located in Gaerwen, 30 km from Snowdon and 46 km from Llandudno Pier.
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A Haven of Wildlife
The small, yet geologically and ecologically important, island of Anglesey is off the north-western coast of Wales. Home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge while he is on RAF duty, the island is known for its rugged coastline, most of which is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Its largest town is Holyhead, set on smaller Holy Island and from where ferries to Ireland depart. Also on this island, Trearddur Bay has a Blue-Flag beach and one of the few Anglesey hotels with swimming pools. Another beautiful beach is found at Cemaes Bay on the main island’s northern coast.
Moelfre, further along the coast, is a sleepy fishing village, while Beaumaris in the east has a 13th-century castle partially surrounded by a moat and looking towards Snowdonia National Park on the Welsh mainland.
To the south-west the elegant Menai Bridge spans one of the narrowest stretches of the Menai Strait, separating Gwynedd from Anglesey. Another bridge makes the crossing in neighbouring Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch – the village with Europe’s longest name, though it’s usually abbreviated to Llanfairpwllgwyngyll which is still quite a mouthful.
Llangefni is in the centre of the island and in its district is Capel Coch, home to the only Anglesey spa hotel, available on Booking.com.
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The resort with an intriguing name. Is it Welsh or French?
The resort with an intriguing name. Is it Welsh or French? A good selection of shops cafe's and restaurants with many gift and fashion shops to whet the appetite. The beach is close, with a really large car park and pier close at hand.Guest review byALANUnited Kingdom - 6.0
There isn't a huge amount to do in Holyhead itself.
There isn't a huge amount to do in Holyhead itself. A few nice walks around the coast. I don't have a car so next time I would stay closer inland in Anglesey to take advantage of more activities and places to see. I ended up taking a train to Bangor for a day. Rubens in the town centre is a very nice place for a coffee.Guest review byMatthewUnited Kingdom - 10.0
We visited Plas Newydd (NT), Newborough Forest, Rhos Neigra,...
We visited Plas Newydd (NT), Newborough Forest, Rhos Neigra, South Stacks (RSPB) and Beaumaris. We ate out in Menai Bridge (Dylan's) and a couple of cafe's at lunchtimes, (Rhos Neigra and Beaumaris) Menai Bridge was reasonably easy for parking and there were pleasant walks along the Straits.Guest review byLynneUnited Kingdom - 8.0
The food was excellent.
The food was excellent. The spa was good and the gym and weight room were really good. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The entrance drive is long and narrow with a few potholes, making driving it at night a difficult prospect.Guest review byDavidUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Treaddur is a very beautiful part of Anglesey.
Treaddur is a very beautiful part of Anglesey. There are so many little coves to visit as well as the main beach, plenty of places to eat out, and a well stocked Spar shop close at hand. There is plenty of parking, with two good sized car parks at either end of the main beach. It is also well placed to visit the rest of the island, as the A55 is easily accessible.Guest review byLisaUnited Kingdom - 8.0
The room and food was very good. Lovely outdoor area.
The room and food was very good. Lovely outdoor area. Evening meal was tasty and service excellent. Breakfast was good but not a lot of choice. No pastries or fruit. Tea was a teabag in a cup and thermos of hot water. Would have liked a teapot on the table. Friendly staff and nice and clean.Guest review byMargaretUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Really enjoyed our day there, walked up and around hillside...
Really enjoyed our day there, walked up and around hillside then had our lunch, drove down to the harbour port and walked all around, children were swimming in the harbour saying that the water was warm!! Lot of fun watching them,we had a drink at the local pub and they had our favourite caffery bear🤪🤩🤩 chippy next door so finished our lovely day out with fish and chips 🤩🤩 lovely little village do visit it when in Anglesey 😍lots to do on island for young and elderly.Guest review bystephanieUnited Kingdom - 8.0
Located by the Menai Straits there are nice walks and views.
Located by the Menai Straits there are nice walks and views. It is well placed for exploring the west of Anglesey with attractions such as NT Plas Newydd, Sea Zoo, Halen Mon sea salt, Pilli Palas and Newborough Warren and the East side with Menai and Beaumaris. Not to be missed is the James Pringle store (also known as Edinburgh Woollen Mill) a veritable Aladdin's Cave of goodies with the best Bara Brith I've ever had, also with a cafe and the Llanfair PG railway station.Guest review byBrendaUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Benllech is a lovely safe place with a good selection of...
Benllech is a lovely safe place with a good selection of places to eat, to suit all tastes. A good number of shops. There is a variety of places for walking and opportunities to see wildlife in particular bird species. It has a few beach areas and also places to sail boats. Golf is popular too. Nearby, you can visit other small towns with interesting historical places such as castles and museums. Mount Snowdon isn’t too far away for those that like to climb or just view the magnificent mountains.Guest review byDavidUnited Kingdom - 8.0
Very popular spot for windsurfers, kite surfers, model plane...
Very popular spot for windsurfers, kite surfers, model plane flying, sandcastle building and all other beach activities. Many locals appear to have tractors and fishing boats. Pubs, cafes and hotels in town lively and keen to provide good service. Village store well stocked, post office including a cash machine and off licence sales.Guest review byAileenUnited Kingdom
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