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A superior guest house offering bed and breakfast. Contact Ann Astley on 01248 853 092.
Special.....Outstanding....Beautiful....are only some of the comments repeatedly used by guests to describe Hafod.
Hafod is the perfect house for a holiday in Anglesey. It is both extremely...[more]
Facilities: The spacious grounds and lawns of Hafod were originally the local bowling green. Now, guests are welcome to relax in the beautiful garden.
Directions:
Drive along the A5025 through the village of Benllech passing several shops, housing estates until you come to the crossroads. Here, there is a garage and telephone kiosk. Continue through the village, passing the bowling green on the right and the pet shop on the left. On the right you will notice Hafod. Turn into the main entrance immediately after the house.

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Garnedd Holiday Cottages are situated 1 mile from Llanfairpwll, on the Isle of Anglesey. It is a convenient and central base for visiting the many places of interest on the island.

The properties are equipped and furnished to a high standard, and all are equipped with a fire...[more]
Facilities: Cae Ffynnon: A converted farm building provides spacious and comfortable accommodation for both able and disabled persons. Open plan lounge with dining and kitchen area. Two bedrooms, one double and the other twin. There is a double bed settee in the lounge. Shower room with toilet. Wheelchair access. Sleeps 4 persons.
Y Stabl: The cottage was originally a 18th century stable in the grounds of the owners home. Converted into a character stone cottage with sweeping views of the mountains of Snowdonia. It offers a comfortable accommodation of a very high standard in quite, peaceful surroundings. Lounge, dining kitchen, bathroom. Three bedrooms - two double and one full size bunk. Sleeps 6 persons.
Bodhyfryd has an plan lounge with dining and kitchen area, 3 bedrooms - 2 double. Full size bunks, shower room and bathroom. There is also a patio area and garden. Has wheelchair access. Sleeps 6 persons.
Trem Y Wyddfa has an plan lounge with dining and kitchen area, 2 bedrooms - one double and one single with a guest bed. There is also a shower room with toilet. Has wheelchair access. Sleeps 3-4.

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These stylish, self-catering cottages offer a high standard of accommodation.Completely refurbished, the stone-built cottages are set in a self-contained courtyard development overlooking beautiful rural Anglesey.The Cefn Cwmwd complex comprises of three different cottage types, all...[more]

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This 18th Century Georgian Town House is believed to have been built as a Dower House for a local wealthy family. Now, fully restored and adapted for use as a small hotel, Bishopsgate House provides an ideal opportunity for holidaymakers and business people to relax and be pampered...[more]
Facilities: Each of the nine en-suite bedrooms has its own individual character. Modern amenities have been blended with antique beds and carefully chosen decor, to ensure that your stay is as comfortable as possible. Two four poster bedrooms are available for that special occasion.
The residents´ lounge, which retains its original wall panelling, provides a relaxing atmosphere in which to enjoy coffee and liqueurs and perhaps a chat with other guests at the end of your day.
Food is an essential part of your stay at Bishopsgate. All meals are freshly prepared by our chef, using the best of local produce wherever possible. Two menus provide a wide choice, including fresh local fish, succulant Salt Marsh lamb and Rose beef from Lleyn Peninsular. The number of local people who regularly use the restaurant bear witness to the quality and value for money provided

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The Anchorage Hotel in Holyhead is a family run establishment situated on the Trearddur Bay road. It is within easy reach of the A5 and only a short drive from nearby, superb beaches and other local attractions including sailing and an eighteen hole golf course.
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Facilities: Anglesey, Mother of Wales (Môn Mam Cymru), is an island steeped in history and possesses a quite beauty all of its own. With Holyhead, gateway to Ireland, in the North and the glorious scenery of the Snowdonia National Park a short distance down the A5 to the South, Anglesey has much to offer.

The Anchorage Hotel is the Ideal base from which to explore this beautiful part of the country. The Hotel has seventeen bedrooms all elegantly decorated and furnished including; private bathroom, colour television, radio, telephone and tea making facilities. Most of the rooms have a very pleasant view over the inland sea and surrounding countryside. Traces of many Roman ruins dot the Island and Beaumaris Castle, built by Edward I, is well worth a visit.
The Hotel Restaurant has established an enviable reputation for warm hospitality, fine food, excellent wines and agreeable surroundings. The Restaurant offers a wide selection of à la carte meals and specialises in seafood including, Dover Sole, Salmon and locally caught, fresh Lobster. The Hotel is a Free House and its large Lounge Bar and Dining Area are famed for the wide choice of Bar Meals on offer (including home-made Steak and Kidney Pie - something of a speciality at the Anchorage!), and the broad selection of Real Ales, Fine Beers, Wines and Spirits available.

The Menu includes a vegetarian selection together with a choice of children´s favourites.The Hotel´s Cocktail Bar is a popular place to sit, unwind and make plans for the following day: a relaxing laze on a nearby beach; a jaunt out to the sea on a yacht; an energetic morning on Holy Island; perhaps a little fishing; or simply a day taking-in the scenic beauty of the area and enjoying a glimps of the rare sea birds, wild flowers and butterflies, all of which abound along the coast, hedgegrows and fields of Anglesey.