A family run Hotel, built around 1897, it has operated as such for over 100 years. Recently, extensively and sensitively restored to as near its original condition as possible. The Hotel stands within its own five acres of lawns and landscaped gardens on a prominent hillside position overlooking Cemaes Bay, only a short 10 minute walk down a country lane. Tastefully decorated and capable of seating 60, the Restaurant / Dinning room makes an ideal setting for a light lunch, candlelit dinner, or for business entertaining. The less formal bar will seat 28. Afternoon teas are served daily between 3 and 5pm. The Gadlys is open to non residents. The Lounge, with its comfortable sofas and chairs has a homely atmosphere, ideal for you to enjoy a quiet drink before and after your meal.The lounge is a non-smoking environment The Norman Court Bar (named after the Tea Clipper which foundered off Rhosneigr March 29 1883) is well stocked and comfortable. The fire is always in during the winter. Each bedroom is individually decorated and furnished in Victorian décor to compliment the age of the hotel. All rooms are ensuite and have tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer and colour TV. There is something in the Cemaes District for everyone, the artist, walker, the cyclist, naturalist, historian, sportsman or the visitor who just wants to escape the stress of modern life. This is a "Walkers Paradise" with country walks around the beautiful headland and quiet country lanes. There are working windmills and watermills, celtic ruins, wildlife preserves, sheltered lagoons and shingle beaches. Just a few minutes from the hotel is Llanbadrig Church, AD440, with its Icthus stone dating back to the 4th Century. Rates: From £76 to £116 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Disabled facilities - please enquire for details. Off street parking. Dinner available. Wi-Fi/internet access. 2 Star Visit Wales.

A warm welcome awaits you at Woodlands Bed and Breakfast which is situated in the seaside village of Benllech on Anglesey. The Bed and Breakfast is a period Edwardian house has six generous sized en-suite bedrooms, most of which enjoy a view over the countryside towards the sea and surrounding Benllech. A continental or traditional breakfast is served in our large bright conservatory which is lovely in all seasons. All rooms have the following facilities: En Suite TV Hair dryer Hospitality tray Wireless Internet Access Iron and Ironing board (on request) Woodlands Guest House and Bed and Breakfast is ideally located for a trip to Anglesey and North Wales and makes a great base to explore the area. We collected together some of the best attractions in the area and some of our favourites all within a short walk or within a 20 minute drive from the B&B. We are happy to provide any more information plus have a wealth of publications and literature for you to take away or borrow during your stay ... enjoy! Rates: From £55 to £70 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-fi/internet access.

Trearddur Bay plays host to some of the most spectacular coastline on Anglesey. It is an extremely popular venue for a whole variety of water sports. You can walk the now famous Anglesey Coastal Path. There are also a number of excellent golf courses nearby. We have a diverse lay out of rooms for all our guests. There are king size bedrooms, double beds with a single in the same room. We also have interconnecting family rooms with a King size in one and a twin in the other room. All our bathrooms have Spa Baths and Power Showers. Rates: From £68 per rooom per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Disabled facilities - please enquire for details. Off street parking. Dinner available. Wi-fi/internet access. 4 Star Visit Wales.

Tyn Lon is in a peaceful location in the pretty, unspoilt fishing village of Moelfre, on the beautiful East Coast of Anglesey and is within 5 minutes walk of the harbour, local pub and cafes. The high standard of accommodation is either in a double bedroom with private en-suite facilities in the main house, or in a recently converted annexe. The annexe has a wood burning stove, double bed with en-suite shower room and a traditional crog loft with single bed. A separate, private kitchen is also available to create a self catering facility. Our Sun Room is available for the private use of our guests in the main house. The Moelfre area is a paradise for walkers, with numerous walks starting right at our door! Rates: From £65 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Off street parking. Dinner by arrangement. Wi-Fi/internet access. 4 Star Visit Wales.

We have a fine tradition of providing hotel accommodation and dining of the highest quality, choose from our a la carte menu in our thirty seater restaurant or from our grill menu in our cosy bar that overlooks the Menai Strait, We also have a slipway and a mooring just outside our front door so if you are sailing by feel free to sail in and come alongside for a pint and a meal. We are proud of The Gazelle menus which offer a wide range of mouth watering meals from bar snacks to a la carte, our head chef, Robert Parry, is frequently complimented and is always creating new dishes to tempt you even further. Rates: £85 to £105 Per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Dinner available. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/Internet access.

A very warm welcome awaits you when you arrive at Arlanfor. You’ll start to unwind and relax, as soon as you sit on the deck or in our sun lounge, enjoying a complimentary afternoon tea. Enjoy a fabulous night’s sleep in our luxurious beds followed by a delicious breakfast. Admire the views from Arlanfor towards the Great Orme and Snowdonia. The light and airy bedrooms face the sea. All rooms have king size or large twin beds. Televisions and DVD players are provided in all bedrooms. Tea and coffee making facilities are offered with biscuits and fresh mineral water. The bathrooms are supplied with large fluffy towels and complimentary toiletries. Hairdryers are available in each bedroom. Breakfast is served in the guest dining room or on the deck, where choices can be made from a selection of dishes on the Breakfast Menu. Guests can relax and enjoy the Sun Lounge, admiring the views, reading or playing board games. There is a good selection of books and board games to choose from. Arlanfor is situated in the picturesque coastal village of Moelfre. The beach is just a stone’s throw away and the Anglesey coastal path passes in front of the house. There are several good restaurants and pubs in the local area that we are able to recommend, including Ann’s Pantry, which is directly opposite Arlanfor. Boat trips provide the chance to get close to the dolphins, seals , puffins and other wildlife. Nearby are many sandy beaches to enjoy. Anglesey has many interesting places to visit and numerous activities to take part in. Rates: £65 to £70 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Single occupancy from £50. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access. 4 Star Visit Wales.

Located a mere stones throw outside the small village of Brynsiencyn, on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey, Ardudwy is convieniently located for all locations. Home to Beryl and Adrian, your stay will certainly leave you well refreshed and ready to explore the beautiful Anglesey countryside or its miles of fantastic coastline. We have two rooms available for you stay: Family Room- comprising of double and large single bed. This room has an en suite , shower room and W.C. Hairdryer. Flat Screen TV. Tea / Coffee making facilities. Wi-Fi Internet connection. Double Room - comprising of double bed. This room is not en suite, however a large bathroom / W.C. is located next door, of which the residents have sole use. Hairdryer. Flat Screen TV. Tea / Coffee making facilities. Wi-Fi Internet Connection. A breakfast room is available for our guest where a traditional "Full" breakfast will be served. Also available for our guest is a large lounge area together with flat screen "Cinema" TV. Brynsiencyn is a small Anglesey village with located near the Menai Straits, a body of water which separates Anglesey from the mainland. Anglesey is an Island population of some 69 thousand inhabitants and is connected to the mainland by two famous bridge structures - the Menai Suspension Bridge, built by Sir Thomas Telford and the Britannia Bridge, built by Roberts Stephenson. Each structure is full of history and only add to the enchantment of driving on to the Island Of Anglesey. A warm welcome will be given to you at "Ardudwy" whether on business or on a social visit to the area.Whilst Anglesey itself has a wealth of attractions there are also many local attractions and things to do. Rates: From £30 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access.

For accommodation in Trearddur Bay, Anglesey, North Wales, visit Ingledene Bed & Breakfast. All rooms have double or twin beds, colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities; most have magnificent sea views – relax and watch the glorious sunsets, wake up to the sound of the waves. For a relaxing holiday, short break or overnight accommodation before taking the ferry to Ireland from Holyhead (Stena Line or Irish Ferries) look no further, you can be assured of a warm and friendly welcome at Ingledene B&B. All rooms are centrally heated with colour TV's and tea/coffee making facilities. Packed lunches available on request £4 each. All Prices include Full English Breakfast and are per room per night based on two people sharing Trearddur bay and the surrounding coves offer clean sandy beaches with safe swimming areas. The area is popular with divers and canoeists, as well as a variety of other water sports enthusiasts and fishermen. Ingledene itself is only yards away from the beach and has excellent views across the bay to Holyhead Mountain, whilst at the rear you can see across Anglesey towards the Snowdonia mountain range. The town of Holyhead is only two miles away where day trips to Ireland are available, taking just 99 minutes onboard Stena Lines' HSS Explorer. Prices start from as little as £10 per person. Fishing, riding and golfing facilities are available locally and there is a leisure centre in Holyhead. There are excellent restaurants within walking distance and the local pub is only a hundred yards down the road. Rates : From £60 - £70 per room per night based on two people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. WiFi access. Off street parking.