Bed and Breakfasts in Anglesey

Anglesey has many lovely beaches and picturesque countyside and is situated in the North West of Wales. Places to visit include Beaumaris Castle - a world heritage site, Plas Newydd Historic House in Llanfairpwll and owned by The National Trust and Anglesey Model Village and Gardens at Newborough. Anglesey has something for all ages.

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Roselea Guest House, Holyhead, Anglesey

PPPN £22 - £25
No SmokingOff Street Parking
Distance: Miles
Roselea is a small family run Bed and Breakfast in Holyhead giving good value for money accommodation. We are two minutes from the Holyhead Ferry Port, Railway Station, Bus Route, and five minutes from beaches and coastal walks. Ideal for walking, fishing, bird watching and sightseeing. Our guests continue to endorse the excellent value they receive at Roselea. It is a friendly, cosy bed and breakfast situated within 5 minutes walk of the town centre. A bustling seaport town with a variety of shops and cafes to suit all ages and tastes. We are also quite close to the beach and local golf course and ideally situated for a variety of activities. In summer the house is bedecked with colourful hanging baskets and flowers. The bedrooms are well appointed and our Orthopaedic beds are very popular with weary travellers! There are tea and coffee making facilities and a television in each bedroom. We also have a guest lounge where our guests gather to chat and swap their holiday experiences. Roselea Guest House Offers: TV in all rooms, Tea & Coffee making facilities, Hairdryer available Children Welcome Special diets catered for Parking available Reviews of this Guest House : "We wish to thank you for our excellent stay and wonderful breakfasts that you provide for your guests, also the immaculate beds and rooms, which are second to none. We have stayed with you twice and we would thoroughly recommend any one wishing to stay in Holyhead, to get in touch with the Roselea." "We had an overnight stay at Roselea on our way to Ireland. From the minute we met Sheila, we were pleased to have booked this B&B. She was so accommodating and made us feel at home. The room was lovely and comfortable and the facilities very good. Sheila gave us all the information we required about where to visit and which places to eat at and so on. When we make our next trip to Ireland by ferry, we will be booking into Roselea again." "Great breakfast and a comfortable room, and Sheila was really friendly. Would stay again when we visit Anglesey again." Please visit our website for further information. Rates : From £22 to £25 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking.
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Drws Y Coed, Llannerch-Y-Medd, Anglesey

PPPN £35 - £37.50
4 Star4 Star4 Star4 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGarden
Distance: Miles
In the heart of Anglesey relax and enjoy the wonderful panoramic views of the countrysideand Snowdonia mountain range at Drws-y-Coed, meaning 'Door of the wood'. We are a Welsh speaking family, running the large working farm of beef cattle, sheep and cereal crops. It is situated in peaceful wooded countryside and is approached by two private tarmac driveways, one of which is tree lined and in Springtime is lined with daffodils, wild flowers and rhododendrons. Drws-y-Coed is an ideal touring base for all the island's attractions and 125 miles of coastline, which is an 'Area of Outstanding Beauty'. Anglesey has many unspoilt sandy beaches some expose to the rolling Irish sea breakers, ideal for surfing, whilst other are more sheltered and are safe for children of all ages. The Irish Ferry port at Holyhead is 25 minutes away and Snowdonia National Park, on the mainland is about 30 minutes journey. Jane ensures a warm Welsh welcome into her beautifully appointed farmhouse, which she has furnished to the highest standard. Comfortable and tastefully decorated bedrooms with spacious en suite bathrooms, television, clock radio, tea/ coffee facilities, hairdryer and central heating. Double/ twin and family bedrooms are available. Relax in the inviting spacious lounge with log fire, television, video, books and board games. Reputation for excellent breakfasts which are served in the cosy dining room with separate tables. Special diets catered for and there are also eating-places closeby. The old manor house, Llwydiarth Esgob with itsunusual tall chimneys, dominates the old farmyard, as it has overthe centuries. The Listed Grade 2 Star traditional farm buildings have been preserved and visitors are welcome to wander around to see thecowsheds, grain stores, stables, smithy with working bellows and original anvil. Situated on the walking path between Penmon Lighthouse, near Beaumaris and South Stack Lighthouse near Holyhead. Close to the Ceidio Circular Walk at Llannerch-y-medd and Hebog cycle route. Rates : From £35 to £37.50 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Parking available. 4 Star Visit Wales.
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