The best accommodations Anglesey (Ynys My)

You're welcomed into an elegant Georgian house built around 1760, one of the finest on Castle Street. Inside, you'll find a wealth of antiques and knick-knacks. Rooms are spacious, some with four-poster beds and, best of all, lovely sea views.

The restaurant - a rosette - is also very popular in the area, featuring local and seasonal products, along with a good selection of wines. All in all, a charming address.

A hotel with a prestigious past, since it served as a base for General Mytton during the Civil War and was home to^Dr. Johnson and Charles Dickens. The rooms are charmingly decorated: warm colors, exposed beams, nicely upholstered armchairs, beautiful bedspreads, charming light fixtures... It's all there! The restaurant is equally chic and stylish, and the bar warm and inviting. A real sense of elegance emanates from the place.

A few steps away, in a listed building dating from 1550 and completely renovated, the hotel also runs a "Townhouse" with charming, modern rooms.

Seventeen fairly spacious, comfortable and well-equipped rooms (hairdryer, ironing board and iron, television...). Ask for one that overlooks the garden, more pleasant than the view of the street. The hotel-restaurant is regularly a place for celebrations of all kinds: birthdays, weddings... It is also one of the few places where you can listen to live music while enjoying a real ale in one of the two bars, which also includes a billiard table, a TV for the traditional match broadcasts and a jukebox.

In the heart of a beautiful Welsh countryside and a few minutes from the beach, a well-kept secret is worth a stay in Anglesey. The Outbuildings is a prestigious guest house; old farm that has required several years of work, for an elegant, ouaté and resting result. The size of the place, both inside and figuratively, does not stop the spirit of conviviality. Quite the opposite! The restaurant is highly recommended, the gastronomic and inspired gastronomic cuisine.

An imposing farmhouse dating from 1859, with a slightly austere exterior appearance but full of character and much appreciated, set in 180 hectares of farmland. If you have children, they'll be happy to go see the animals. On the hotel side, the rooms and bathrooms are spacious. It is especially nice with the family or if you want to spend several nights there. They are all well equipped. In the morning, we enjoy a good and hearty breakfast with the maximum of local and seasonal products put forward.

The site is located near a beautiful lake (fishing opportunities) and also has Shetland ponies for residents! Quality, well-kept campsite. It has everything you need and is very well located to enjoy nature. You can even rent two fully equipped gîtes (kitchen, bathroom with bathtub...) for 4 or 6 people. On the other hand, they do not provide sheets or towels, so remember to bring a duvet. The site also has a small, friendly swimming pool, a sauna and a children's playground.

Kingsbridge is a campsite set in the heart of a large fourteen hectare park, within an area categorised as 'outstanding natural beauty'. The campsite is clean and very well equipped. Services such as electricity are available at an additional cost. Dogs are allowed (at an extra charge). It is also possible to rent a caravan-mobil-home with a capacity of 4 persons with two bedrooms. Prices vary depending on whether it is in high season or not.