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and breakfast in Anglesey. The Isle of
Anglesey (Ynys Môn in Welsh) is situated off the north-west
coast of Wales near the beautiful Snowdonia mountain range. It
is separated from the mainland by the Menai Strait, which is
spanned by two picturesque bridges, the Menai Bridge and the
Britannia Bridge. Anglesey also has the village with the longest
place name in Britain: Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. |
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| Lastra Farm Hotel, Penrhyd, Amlwch, LL68 9TF | ||
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This highly commended hotel
in Amlwch, Anglesey has a restaurant with a fine reputation
for serving only the freshest of ingredients. Very close to the
Bull Bay Golf Club, Lastra Farm Hotel is pet-friendly and offers
free Wi-Fi internet access. The restaurant and bar at Lastra
Farm are open Monday to Saturday for morning coffee (11:00),
lunch (12:00-14:00) and dinner (18:30-21:30). On Sundays, traditional
Sunday lunches are served from 12:00 until 15:00 (no service
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| Anglesey Arms Hotel, Mona Road, Bangor, LL59 5EA | ||
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In 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. The Anglesey Arms is the
first building you see as you enter the island of Anglesey over
Thomas Telford's famous Menai Suspension Bridge over the Menai
Strait. The friendly pub serves traditional real ales and good,
honest pub food in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The building
is steeped in history and the bell once used to call last orders
was the original ships bell rescued from the HMS Conwy, which
ran aground in the Menai Straits in April 1953. The en suite
rooms feature modern comforts and facilities, including flat-screen
TVs and tea/coffee |
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| Bishopsgate House Hotel, 54 Castle Street, Beaumaris, LL58 8BB | ||
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With only 9 bedrooms this Georgian town house
can offer an attentive, yet unobtrusive service, combining modern
amenities with elegant antiquity. Antique furniture, glass and
china collections adorn the tasteful interior, where you will
find a comfortable wood-panelled guest lounge, ideal for restful
coffee and liqueurs. Elsewhere, the on site restaurant is one
of just 2 Anglesey hotels to have earned an AA rosette, with
fresh local produce served daily to keep you refreshed and content.
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| Wavecrest, 93 Newry Street, Cemaes Bay, LL65 1HU | ||
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Only 100 metres from the
beach, the guest house has a great location, just 3 minutes'
drive from the ferry/rail terminal and 2 minutes' walk from the
town centre for pubs and eating places. All rooms at Wavecrest
are furnished to a high standard with tea/coffee making facilities
and light snacks provided. Also in the room is a TV with Sky
Sports and either an en suite or private bathroom. The guest
house caters for all ferry arrivals and departures. A hearty
full Welsh breakfast is served each morning and can be arranged
prior to ferry departures to Dublin. Late arrivals are welcome
with prior notice. It is close to pleasant beaches and is situated
close to a beautiful South Stack location. |
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| Trearddur Bay Hotel, Lon Isallt, Cemaes Bay, LL65 2UN | ||
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Enjoying spectacular panoramic
views over the sandy beach and cliffs of Trearddur Bay,
this beautiful hotel was recently awarded 'Best Hotel in Anglesey
2008' by the Anglesey Tourism Association. These include 4 multi-function
rooms with a capacity of 16 - 160 people, depending on the room
and layout. Furthermore, the hotel is easily accessible by car
and only minutes away from Holyhead railway and ferry terminal |
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| Boathouse Hotel, Newry Beach, Cemaes Bay, LL65 1YF | ||
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Just 4 minutes from Holyhead's
ferry port and with fabulous views overlooking the marina,
the Boathouse Hotel offers en suite accommodation, fresh food,
a bar and free parking. On the edge of Breakwater Park, the Boathouse
Hotel has a great location. All that Holyhead has to offer is
within easy reach. You can enjoy a coastal walk from the hotel's
doorstep. As well as the ferry port, Holyhead railway station
is also nearby. For motor racing fans, the Anglesey Circuit is
located in nearby Aberffraw, Anglesey. Free on-site parking is
available for guests. The hotel has 19 en suite rooms, all of
which have tea/coffee making facilities and TVs. The hotel's
bistro offers a wide range of freshly prepared bar snacks and
a specials board that changes daily. Locally caught fresh seafood
and lobster are a speciality. Pets are welcome and the hotel
is open all year round. |
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| Seacroft, Ravenspoint Road, Cemaes Bay, LL65 2YU | ||
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In Treaddur Bay, on the
stunning coast of the Isle of Anglesey, the Seacroft is
a 5-star restaurant with rooms, offering free Wi-Fi, superb locally
sourced food and a cosy traditional bar. The Seacroft has received
a 5-star rating from Visit Wales in its Restaurant with Rooms
category. There are 6 individually decorated rooms, each with
their own unique charm and each named after one of the beautiful
beaches on Anglesey. Each room has a flat-screen TV, Egyptian
cotton bed linen and a modern bath or shower room. Some of the
rooms have private balconies. With a roaring log fire and superb
local food, the Seacroft is a great place to sit back and relax
in stylish and comfortable surroundings |
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| Woburn Hill Hotel, High Street, Cemaes Bay, LL67 0HU | ||
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This homely hotel rests
in the North Coast of Anglesey in the old fishing village of
Cemaes; ideal for beaches, water sports, fishing, walking
and birdwatching. Golfing is available 4 miles away. The Woburn
Hill Hotel is a small friendly, family-run establishment offering
bed and breakfast, a licensed bar, grill menu, a dry lounge,
beer garden and luxury en suite rooms. There is the option of
your choice from the grill menu and a daily specials board to
suit all palates. We also cater for special diets. The hotel
uses as much local shellfish, fish, meats and farm produce as
possible, subject to availability. We also have our own car park,
with space for boats, jet skis, canoes, cyles etc. |
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| The Gables, Lon Towyn Capel, Cemaes Bay, LL65 2TY | ||
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The Gables is a short walk
from Trearddur Bay village on the western shore of Holy Island.
Each room has views of either the sea or the Snowdonia mountain
range. The Gables is a large modern property and its bedrooms
have Freeview TV and free Wi-Fi. Shops, pubs and restaurants
are an easy walk away, and you can park for free on site. |
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| Holland Arms Hotel, Pentre Berw, Llangefni, LL60 6HY | ||
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The family-run hotel offers
clean, functional and good value accommodation, centrally located
on the Isle of Anglesey between Gaerwen and Llangefni,
in the small hamlet of Pentre Berw. The hotel is just a few hundred
yards from the A55 motorway, and Holyhead ferry port is just
a 15 minute drive away. The location of the hotel makes it an
ideal choice for both a business trip and a holiday break. Enjoy
a meal in the dining room, or the carvery on Sundays. |
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| Hotel Cymyran, Llanfair yn Neubwll, Llangefni, LL65 3LD | ||
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Enjoying spectacular views
of the Snowdonia mountain range, this family-run hotel offers
a warm welcome on the west coast of Anglesey, just minutes
away from the beach. During your stay, the team of friendly,
local staff aim to cater to your every need. The restaurant and
bar area are open to both residents and non-residents, where
the talented team of chefs use only the finest and freshest local
ingredients produced from the land and waters that surround the
hotel. The hotel's proximity to a number of main travel routes
makes it the perfect venue for business meetings, seminars and
training events, as well as leisure stays. |
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| The Bull Hotel, Bulkley Square, Llangefni, LL77 7LR | ||
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The 4 star Bull Hotel is
situated in the centre of Llangefni. With easy access
to the A55, connecting road for Holyhead. Stay in one of the
top 4 star Welsh Tourist Board hotels on the island of Anglesey.
Bangor only 15 minutes away. Set in a region of outstanding natural
beauty, Llangefni is also an ideal base to explore the beautiful
and varied North Wales area. The panorama of Snowdonia Mountains
are attractions not to be missed. A major renovation was completed
in 2004. rac and aa listed. A number of rooms are available on
ground floor in the courtyard. |
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| Nant Yr Odyn Country Hotel & Restaurant Ltd, Turnpike Nant, Llangefni, LL77 7YE | ||
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On 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 Wi-Fi. The cosy rooms at Nant
Yr Odyn Country Hotel & Restaurant Ltd feature an en suite
bathroom and tea and coffee facilities. Rooms also have ample
work space, and many have views of the Snowdonia Mountains and
Malltraeth Marshes. Set in an 18th-century converted farmhouse,
the Anglesey Restaurant serves a traditional Welsh menu using
local produce, and features original exposed beams. The charming
bar offers comfortable seating and a selection of beverages.
Just 20 minutes' drive from Holyhead Ferry Terminal, Nant Yr
Odyn is 400 metres from the A55 Holyhead-Chester Euroroute. Snowdonia
National Park can also be reached in 20 minutes and the famous
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll is a 10-minute drive away. |
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| Tre-Ysgawen Hall, Country House Hotel & Spa, Capel Coch, Llangefni, LL77 7UR | ||
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This countryside hotel
has a swimming pool and award-winning restaurant, and is a short
drive inland from the breathtaking east coast of the island.
The facilities of Tre-Ysgawen Spa include a 16-metre pool, air-conditioned
gym, sauna, steam room, whirlpool and beauty/therapy suite. NoÃ"lles
at Tre-Ysgawen offers both table d'hote and à la carte
menus. A brasserie-style menu is served in the Clock Tower Cafe
Wine Bar. The hotel has 6 conference rooms, and the Anglesey
Suite can accommodate up to 200 people theatre-style. Tre-Ysgawen
Hall is set in secluded gardens, meadow and woodland. Some sites
worth visiting are Beaumaris and Beaumaris Castle, Pas Newydd,
Anglesey Sea Zoo, the RSPB reserve at South Stack Cliffs and
Anglesey Coastal Path. |
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| The Outbuildings, Bodowyr Farm, Caernarfon, LL60 6NH | ||
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Situated on the south west
corner of Anglesey, The Outbuildings features modern renovated
rooms with homemade biscuits and scenic mountain views. The Outbuildings
are a carefully renovated granary and barn, offering individually-designed
rooms with en suite facilities. Rooms feature a flat-screen TV,
Wi-Fi and daily newspaper, and tea and coffee making facilities
are also available. The Outbuildings offer far-reaching views
to Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsula. The guest house is located
on a cycle track, close to the coastal footpath, and is surrounded
by pasture land and mountains. The A55, Bangor and Holyhead are
within easy reach. |
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MONRAVON Private Hotel
Porth y Felin Road
HOLYHEAD
Anglesey LL65 1PL |
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Bull Hotel Bulkley Square Llangefni Anglesey LL77 7LR |
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| Ger-Y-Coed Gaerwen Anglesey LL60 6BS |
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| Roselea B & B 26 Holborn Road Holyhead Anglesey N. Wales |
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| Min y Don 2 Newry Fawr Holyhead Anglesey LL65 ILB |
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Tal-y-Foel Bed & Breakfast Dwyran Anglesey LL61 6LQ. |
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 Anglesey - Local Information.
Plas Newydd 01248 714795 - Puffin Island Cruises 01248 810251
- Llangefni Library 01248 752096 - Holyhead Leisure Centre and Swimming
Pool 01407 764111 - Museum
of Childhood Memories, Beaumaris 01248 712498. Please
use links below for attractions in this area |
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