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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.
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.
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.
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.
Victoria Hotel by Chef & Brewer Collection
Set in the centre of Menai Bridge, Victoria Hotel boast panoramic views over the Menai Strait and Snowdonia. This hotel offers luggage storage space and free WiFi. There is a restaurant.
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Anglesey's best hotels with breakfast
Nant Yr Odyn Country Hotel & Restaurant Ltd
Hotel in LlangefniBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.5Very good - What previous guests thought, 701 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.
From US$182.32 per nightLastra Farm Hotel
Hotel in AmlwchBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.4Superb - What previous guests thought, 489 reviewsThis highly commended hotel in Amlwch, Anglesey has a restaurant with a fine reputation for serving only the freshest of ingredients.
From US$189.08 per nightGazelle Hotel
Hotel in Menai BridgeBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.6Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 1,187 reviewsLocated in Menai Bridge, Gazelle Hotel features a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi. Free onsite parking is available.
From US$108.04 per nightAnglesey Arms Hotel
Hotel in Menai BridgeBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.1Very good - What previous guests thought, 682 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.
From US$141.81 per night
Budget hotels on Anglesey
California Inn
Hotel in BryntegCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 8.1Very good - What previous guests thought, 322 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.
From US$94.54 per nightCarreg Bran
Hotel in LlanfairpwllgwyngyllCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 6.6Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 1,169 reviewsCarreg Bran is a family-run country hotel nestled in 3 acres of gardens located just 1 minute from the A55 and close to the Menai Straits.
From US$94.54 per nightHolland Arms Hotel
Hotel in LlangristiolusCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 6.2Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 355 reviewsSet in Llangristiolus, 24 km from Snowdon Mountain Railway, Holland Arms Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
From US$66.85 per nightThe Holland arms hotel
Hotel in GaerwenCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 6.5Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 57 reviewsFeaturing 4-star accommodation, The Holland arms hotel is located in Gaerwen, 30 km from Snowdon and 46 km from Llandudno Pier.
From US$67.16 per night
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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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Holyhead itself isn't a great place.
Holyhead itself isn't a great place. Lots of empty and scruffy building in the town centre, although the harbour area out the other side is nice with the maritime museum. The only real highlight of the town centre are the remains of the Roman fort. The surrounding area including Treaddur Bay is much better for a visit. My evening trip to South Stack was really good, including a surprise historic settlement site across the road from the car park.Guest review byMatthewUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Menai Bridge is a lovely town, full of cafes, bars and a...
Menai Bridge is a lovely town, full of cafes, bars and a variety of places to eat and importantly, lots of independent local shops. The bridge, of course is the highlight, it is a really attractive feature - probably the most attractive bridge I have ever encountered. There are boat trips to Puffin Island which as you probably guessed hosts a colony of puffins between April and August, a wonderful sight!Guest review bySandi FawcettUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Visiting other places nearby. Pubs were good. Tea shops.
Visiting other places nearby. Pubs were good. Tea shops. Independent shops. Walking from Beaumaris and visiting … https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/wales/penrhyn-castle-and-gardenGuest review byElizabeth and JohnUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Llangefni had everything we needed, including a wide...
Llangefni had everything we needed, including a wide selection of nearly all the main supermarkets! We also enjoyed an excellent Chinese takeaway from the one with the red signage. There is a one-way system to get your head around. It's well worth parking in the car park which gives access to The Dingle - a path by the stream and through fabulous trees which give way to fields and hills, ending up at Llan lake/reservoir. It's worth persevering on the path to see the lake. The other reason is to spot red squirrels although we weren't lucky.Guest review byFrancesUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Ohhhhh....Trearddur Bay is just lovely. Instantly at home.
Ohhhhh....Trearddur Bay is just lovely. Instantly at home. This curved, delight of a bay has everything you need to interest the family plus your family dog. Beautiful beach with rock pools and golden sand beach areas. Perfect for throwing that ball for your doggy friend. Sunsets.....amazing.......rainbows.....amazing. Just stunning.Guest review byAnitaUnited Kingdom - 2.0
We were given a room in the annexe which is usually kept for...
We were given a room in the annexe which is usually kept for workers who are in Anglesey.It was a very poor room no storage for clothes small toilet /shower room cleanliness was not good the whole place needs a revamp both inside and out . This hotel is not worth the £450 we paid for 3 nights inc breakfast and your company should do more to check these places out prior to recommending them,we had no mirror in the bedroom no hot towel rail in toilet or indeed any place to put wet towels our stay was a complete disaster and we will not stay there again even the kettle had a dead fly in itGuest review byArchieUnited Kingdom - 8.0
The beach was very sandy and not too busy.
The beach was very sandy and not too busy. It was dog-friendly as well. We visited our friend who is one of the locals so we didn't travel about much. We are coming back a month or so later as enjoyed our stay that much!!Guest review byAnonymous - 8.0
The shopping Centre by the famous station is nice.
The shopping Centre by the famous station is nice. We ate twice at the cafe there. Service was good, as was the food. We used a local fish and chip shop, and a local Chinese takeaway. It's easy to get around, and handy for A55 to explore further. Close access to the river for walks and for ground level views of the Straits! Anglesey. as a whole, is a lovely place. Ancient origins and magical in places, still.Guest review byGlenysUnited Kingdom - 10.0
This is a picturesque, small coastal town.
This is a picturesque, small coastal town. One doesn't go here to party the night away. One goes to enjoy the scenery, walk the beaches or engage in watersports. There are some nice shops and restaurants.Guest review byKennethUnited States - 10.0
We loved the " feel" of the beautifully decorated caravan.
We loved the " feel" of the beautifully decorated caravan. The space theme in the bedroom with two beds is so tasteful! Outside is a great sitting area and beach toy box. Games and books for youngsters are a lovely bonus! It is situated very near to Benllech shops etc and all is a short walk away.Guest review byAnnUnited Kingdom
