Guest Houses in Isle of Anglesey

"Large bedroom on the ground floor which was a dog friendly one. Both front bars were nice. Good decor. Staff super friendly and let us have the Grand National on. "

"On the upside - great location near the beach, and a good breakfast. On the downside - room for over £210 a night had no window to look through, furniture was old and shabby, evening food in both restaurants was at best ‘average’ (and had many items missing)… Overall - could be better"

"Good size room in annexe building. Comfy bed. Self service breakfast was basic but ok. No restaurant but a number of options in treaddur bay. A basic hotel but OK for short stay."

"The breakefast was good. Excellent supper. The trails nearby the view! Everything was amazing."

"Staff were very helpful. Lovely hotel and great location. Parking on site was really useful although it gets busy on a Sunday as everyone’s there for a Sunday roast which was great! "

"Lovely big bedroom with comfy four poster bed. Great staff, very friendly & helpful. Nice bar & lounge area. Good food, big portions. Old family run establishment full of character."

"As described and good communication from Elaine. Kitchen well equipped and nice touch with essentials on arrival. Rear aspect is perfect walking on to decking before the lawn and also fully enclosed.Great location with a very short walk to gorgeous beach,shops and pubs/restaurants. Great use of space making it a very sociable property if going with friends/large group. Good entertainment equipment eg. ALEXA,quality bluetooth speaker and TV. Couple of reasons why I haven’t scored a 5.Pretty uncomfortable bunk bed(which we only used one night as couldn't sleep).If you decide to use the "put me up' bed,be aware that there are no curtains or blinds on either the doors or skylights meaning would be difficult to sleep after sunrise.Lastly,and this is certainly no fault of the owner but one of the neighbours clearly has an issue with dogs. In fact shouted over the fence to 'shut up' when our dog barked at next door neighbours dog. Isn't that what dogs do?? I would certainly be annoyed at a constantly yapping dog,but really,we were out most of the day and our dog is certainly not a yappy dog.Yes,the property is dog friendly and the set up is just right,just need the rude neighbour to relocate!!"

"Rooms are tastefully decorated with beautiful on suite bathroom. Staff very good and breakfast freshly cooked and not from a hot plate. Plenty of takeaways nearby but we are in and it was excellent. Only thing I could say against the Valley was nobody on reception. Road noise was also loud but didn’t really bother us too much. All in all an excellent stay and will be using again as a stop over before catching the ferry to Dublin. Well done The Valley and staff."

"The majority of the rooms is not in the castle but in a converted barn, paper thin walls so you can hear everything happening in the next room. Some rooms don’t have connected bathrooms so you hear the doors constantly slam as they need to use the toilet. The meal in the restaurant costs 70 each and the amount of food you get is embarrassing, they will hide behind this by saying it’s fancy food but I would not even feed it to my dog. Save your money as even if you are rich and can afford it I suggest you find a different place. "