Anglesey Cottages

Anglesey Cottages

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Llannerch-y-Medd

Penrhos Bach

Ref: S313351

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£88

per night

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Holyhead

Castell

Ref: S933427

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£87

per night

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Llangefni

Cadnant Lodge

Ref: S980706

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£210

per night

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Aberffraw

Sgubor

Ref: S425974

Reviews 24

Settled on the banks of the River Cefni is the market town of Llangefni, which is steeped in history with its Town Hall and clock tower. The town hosts an array of amenities, including restaurants, bars and shops, along with a contemporary art...

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£82

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Aberffraw

Sea View

Ref: S358228

Reviews 42

The charming village of Llanfaelog rests on the edge of Anglesey and next to Rhosneig, home to a wealth of shops, pubs, restaurants, a church, and in walking distance of Rhosneigr beaches and amenities. The village is a great spot to explore the...

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£92

per night

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Llanddyfnan

Ty Capel Bryntwrog

Ref: S166424

Reviews 36

Geographical centre of Anglesey. Rural location. Ideally placed to explore the beaches of Anglesey such as Rhosneigr, Trearddur Bay and Rhoscolyn, where you can learn how to surf or sail, or simply watch the world go by. Sandy Mount House, The...

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£82

per night

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Holyhead

Old Tollgate

Ref: S425360

Reviews 40

In addition to the Town Hall and Clock Tower, which lie beside shops, pubs, and restaurants in Llangefni, the town also includes an art gallery, which is situated along the banks of the River Cefni. Located in the heart of Anglesey, Llangefni is...

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£54

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Holyhead

Florence Cottage

Ref: S1249931

A peaceful and friendly village, Bodedern sits in the heart of the wonderful Isle of Anglesey. In terms of amenities, it offers a welcoming pub, a shop and a Post Office. The entire island is bursting with unique things to see and do, and is all...

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£53

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Anglesey

Tithe Barn

Ref: S1065407

The small village of Malltraeth lies in the south west corner of Anglesey, at the head of the long inlet formed by the Cefni Estuary and close to the popular Newborough Forest and Warren sand dunes. Malltraeth Pool and the magnificent sweep of...

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£171

per night

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Holyhead

Petlyns Patch

Ref: S584444

Reviews 24

The large market town of Llangefni is built along the banks of the River Cefni and retains many historical buildings, including the Town Hall and the clock tower, which sit alongside shops, bars and restaurants, plus the town also has an art...

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£69

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Holyhead

Trewan Chalet

Ref: S447907

Reviews 9

Rhosneigr is a quaint, seaside village nestled on the west coast of Anglesey. Visitors will be delighted by Rhosneigr's lovely beaches, golf club and lake, as well as an array of pubs and eateries, including Scarlett's Fish & Chip Shop and Y...

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£62

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Aberffraw

Dune Retreat

Ref: S375238

Reviews 12

The popular seaside village of Rhosneigr is situated on the beautiful west coast of Anglesey, famous for its spectacular cliffs and magnificent sandy beaches. The village has a varied history including a 6th century church, tales of smugglers,...

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£86

per night

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Aberffraw

Beudy

Ref: S425975

Reviews 15

Nestled on the banks on the River Cefni is the market town of Llangefni, home to ancient buildings including the clock tower and Town Hall. The town hosts a variety of shops, bars and restaurants, as well as a contemporary art gallery. Centrally...

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£82

per night

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Aberffraw

3 Tai Newydd

Ref: S677927

Reviews 16

On Anglesey's stunning west coast, the well-liked seaside community of Rhosneigr is well-known for its breath-taking cliffs and magnificent sandy beaches. The settlement has a rich history that includes a chapel from the sixth century, stories of...

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£93

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Holyhead

Ffrwd

Ref: S272359

Reviews 52

Settled on the west coast of the Isle of Anglesey is the village of Rhosneigr. Home to a selection of shops, pubs and local businesses, Rhosneigr makes an excellent holiday location, for its friendly North Wales atmosphere and its seaside fun....

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£60

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Holyhead

Trewan Cottage

Ref: S1028781

Reviews 1

An ideal rural retreat for couples and smaller families, this delightful cottage lies in a secluded spot overlooking the serene open spaces of Towyn Trewan Common along the western coast of Anglesey. One of a pair (Trewan Cottage and Trewan House)...

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£119

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Holyhead

Tanyfron Holiday Studio

Ref: S1068734

Llwyn Du is a delightful tiny hamlet of three houses, reached via a short, private lane within the pretty village of Llwyngwril, inside the Snowdonia National Park. This coastal village rests quietly at the edge of the River Gwril, nestling...

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£43

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Bodorgan

Ffrwd Cottage

Ref: S166037

Reviews 49

Bodorgan is a sleepy hamlet set in rural Anglesey on the outskirts of Aberffraw and Malltraeth, where you will find some lovely popular sandy beaches and the famous Llanddwyn Island and its lighthouse. with views over towards Snowdonia.Lots of...

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£69

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Llangefni

Cae Glas

Ref: S5945

Reviews 41

The market town of Llangefni is built along the banks of the River Cefni and retains many of its historical buildings, which nestle between modern shops, bars and restaurants. Llangefni is centrally located on Anglesey, situated only 7 miles from...

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£64

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Aberffraw

2 Llainwen

Ref: S1240998

The popular seaside village of Rhosneigr is situated on the beautiful west coast of Anglesey, famous for its spectacular cliffs and magnificent sandy beaches. The village has a varied history, including a 6th-century church, tales of smugglers,...

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£84

per night

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Aberffraw

6 Gwel Yr Wyddfa

Ref: S1069543

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£103

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Holyhead

Escape To The Chapel Anglesey

Ref: S1064880

A peaceful and friendly village, Bryngwyran sits in the heart of the wonderful Isle of Anglesey. In terms of amenities, it offers a welcoming pub, a shop and a Post Office. The entire island is bursting with unique things to see and do, and is all...

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£88

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Aberffraw

Plas Lodge

Ref: S1081930

Llanfaelog is a small village on the western side of Anglesey, next to Rhosneig and close to the main railway that goes to Holyhead. Llanfaelog offers its own church, St Maelog's, built in 1848, along with a small selection of shops and...

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£95

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Holyhead

Trewan Lodge

Ref: S447908

Reviews 11

The peaceful village of Rhosneigr makes for a fabulous staycation destination, with two beaches, a golf club and a close-by lake waiting to be explored. Visitors can stop for a bite to eat at one of the village's delectable eateries and pubs,...

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£96

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Self-catering holidays in Anglesey

With stunning sea views and wild sandy beaches, Anglesey is a beautiful island connected to North Wales that offers a wide range of holiday experiences for visitors. With stunning beaches, picturesque landscapes and a rich history and culture, Anglesey is an ideal destination for families, couples and solo travellers seeking a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. From exploring the island's numerous historical sites to enjoying outdoor activities like hiking and water sports, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Visitors can also sample local delicacies such as seafood and Welsh rarebit, and relax in charming seaside towns for a real coastal retreat.

We have a wide variety of holiday cottages scattered throughout Anglesey, ranging from traditional Welsh cottages to modern, luxury properties. Many of these cottages are located in picturesque rural locations, offering stunning views of the countryside and coast. They are fully equipped with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay, including kitchen facilities, comfortable bedrooms and cosy living areas. Many holiday cottages in Anglesey also come with outdoor space, such as gardens or patios, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful scenery and fresh sea air. And if you're planning a group getaway, we have lots of larger holiday homes featuring space for the whole family to relax.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Jane - Verified booking

Peter and Louise have thought of everything.

This new holiday home is stylishly and comfortably decorated to a very high standard and you will find plenty of good quality, crockery, glassware and cookware. My husband was very pleased to see large wine glasses!! The house is spacious, bright and clean. The house connected is also rented out but, all other homes are are lived in permanently or second homes. All neighbours were friendly and most sit out at the front to catch the last sunshine of the day and we were given a warm welcome. The beds were very comfortable and the linen of a high standard. The water power and constant supply of hot water was great. During our stay communication from Peter was excellent advising us that the grass was being cut and would that be convenient and during a short power cut in the local area he kept us up to date (the house had candles and matches to light them and the gas hob so we could still prepare dinner) The location is good to, ample parking and within easy walking distance to one of our favourites, The Oyster Catcher and just a 5 minute driving into Rhosneigr. Its easy to jump on the main roads from the house also to visit other areas of the island. If you know Rhosneigr, you'll know that the RAF base - Valley does to regular test flights of the jets but, these are no earlier than 8.30am and later than 5/6 ish. Its a real spectacle when they fly overhead so we enjoyed the view even if a little loud! The one thing to be aware of with this lovely holiday home is that there is an active train track right behind the garden fence. We were unsure on our first evening what the noise was but soon figured it out. The trains do pass quite frequently but the noise is short lived and tbh we were out enjoying ourselves most of the time. You hear the trains mainly in the back of the house. We are looking to return to this holiday home next year and would recommend to our friends.

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David - Verified booking

We really loved our stay at Ty Capel Bryntwrog.

When we arrived it was gloriously sunny and the property just looked really pretty from the outside. When I went round the back of the property, the view was simply stunning. Upon entering the place smelled amazing and was nice and clean. We have two young children so the open place of the main living area and kitchen really worked for us. And the little snug area was a great place to let the kids play on their own in a safe place. We were welcome with some scones in the kitchen. When we saw them we drooled, because after a 2.5 hour drive we really fancied a brew and a snack. And the scones just looked amazing. However, we were then a little disappointed that we couldn't find anything to put on them. We couldn't find any cream or jam. So unfortunately we had to wait until the following day before we could enjoy them. I just think it if scones were left, then it would have been nice to have everything else to go with them. That's our only main criticism really. A couple of the nights were quite cold and we enjoyed some warmth from the log burner which was lovely. Made the place feel even cosier. The property's central location to the island meant that we were no further about 30 minutes or so from anywhere on the island. Overall, we really loved our stay, the property was perfect and we would definitely look to try and stay here again. For next time though, is it possible you can do something about the haze so we can see the stunning mountains a little clearer? *Joke :)*

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Adrian - Verified booking

Lovely property finished to a really high standard, a real touch of luxury in the lovely Anglesey countryside.

We had a wonderful stay and loved the location in the centre of the island close to the A55 making all parts a maximum of 20mins drive. The barn conversion has been done superbly well with a quality finish all around and one of the best wet rooms I have ever seen. I would expect the property to remain really warm in winter given the modern insulation and double glazing. We had a couple of windy days with gusts of up to 40mph and no drafts, though there was wind noise in the living area as its 'upstairs'. The living area has the French doors facing Snowdonia which are the only view available as the other two windows in the room are at almost floor level because of the roofline. Though located on a farm the front of the barn faces the large grass area and the next 'field' contains the yurts so no obvious farmyard scenes. Behind the building is a open barn that contains mainly machinery so no risk of farmyard animal noises or smells. Despite our visit coinciding with the first week of the school holidays we found the roads very quiet compared to the south of England and a real pleasure to drive around the island. Superb sandy beaches, particularly at Newborough on the south coast. Also easy access to Snowdonia and the attractions of the North Wales coast. All in all a great place to stay.

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Wendy - Verified booking

We are just on our way home after staying at Seaview.

My husband and I and our 17 month old dog have had an amazing time. The property is situated in a quiet close. We found it extremely clean and tidy. It was stocked with everything we needed from ample loo rolls, dishwasher tablets, washing pods, washing up liquid to small toiletries such as shower gel and shampoo. Itâs a light and airy property with a very secure garden area. The property is situated within walking distance to the Oyster Catcher (a lovely relaxed cafe and restaurant) a fab beach and Rhosneigr. There is a small convenience shop less than 5 minutes walk away. There is some road, train and plane noise especially if the weather is hot and you have the windows open but honestly this does NOT really cause any inconvenience. In fact itâs fascinating watching the RAF fighter planes when they come overhead. We found the whole area fabulous in respect of having a dog as the beaches were dog friendly and the cafeâs and restaurants allow dogs too. Getting back to the property the owners were even kind enough to provide two dog bowls for their doggie guests. Plus we received a lovely welcome card and some wine as a welcome gift. I canât rate this property highly enough and have no hesitation in recommending it.

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Alan - Verified booking

The location of the cottage was perfect and lovely views of the countryside.

However we were very disappointed with the cleanliness of the cottage. Dirt and grime mixed with very old spiders webs behind the furniture and, worse, behind and underneath the beds and also on the surfaces of the bed frames. We spent a couple of hours vacuum cleaning these areas so that we could sleep. The bed sheet on the main double bed had blood stains and hairs. We are not convinced that the sheets were replaced after the last occupier. Not pleasant at all. In the bathroom the shower curtain was in need of urgent renewal with dirt and mould and old soap covering the lower half. It was obvious that the cleaners are just cleaning the main visible surfaces and are not paying attention to detail. With hind-sight we should have contacted the owners on arrival and demanded that they correct the issues. We are reasonable people and do not demand 100% perfection but this was really unacceptable. It is a real shame that our holiday, the first since lockdown, was spoilt in this way. Clearly the cottage has great potential and the facilities are good. But the cleanliness was quite appalling.

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Things to do near Anglesey

Trearddur Bay Beach

Trearddur Bay is a beautiful, large sandy beach and is located 2 miles from Holyhead. The beach has a promenade, slipways, rockpools and a protected bathing area. It is popular with sunbathers, swimmers and watersport enthusiasts alike. Cafes, toilets, car parks and beach warden service. Dog friendly sections. Accessible toilets and car parking spaces. Trearddur Bay, Holyhead LL65 2YR

RSPB Valley Wetlands

The RSPB Valley Wetlands is a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. The wetlands provide a home for a wide variety of bird species, including bitterns, marsh harriers, and avocets. Visitors can enjoy walking trails and hides for spotting the wildlife. Don't forget to visit the café for a bite to eat. Address: Ffordd Yr Ysgol, Valley, Holyhead, Anglesey, LL65 3DU.

Porth Dafarch Beach

Porth Dafarch is a stunning Blue Flag beach with crystal clear waters and stunning views of the surrounding coastline. The beach is popular for swimming, snorkelling, and kayaking, and there are plenty of hiking trails for those who prefer to stay on land. Don't miss the spectacular sunsets! Address: Porth Dafarch Road, Holyhead, Anglesey, LL65 2LP.

Ucheldre Centre

The Ucheldre Centre is a cultural hub in Holyhead, offering an eclectic mix of events and performances, including music, theatre, and art exhibitions. The converted church is a beautiful venue with a welcoming atmosphere, and the café is a great spot to grab a bite to eat. Address: Mill Bank, Holyhead, Anglesey, LL65 1TE

Holyhead Maritime Museum

The Holyhead Maritime Museum is a must-visit for history buffs and those interested in the sea. The museum showcases the rich maritime heritage of Holyhead, including exhibits on shipwrecks, fishing, and boat building. Don't miss the stunning collection of model ships! Address: Newry Beach, Holyhead, Anglesey, LL65 1YD

Anglesey Adventures

Located close to Trearddur Bay, Anglesey Adventures offers outdoor activities. They provide activities like coasteering, kayaking, gorge scrambling, sea level trekking, climbing, abseiling, making rafts, and team-building. Large groups, as well as couples, friends, and families, may make reservations. Professional instructors and top-notch equipment are offered. Porthdafarch Rd, Holyhead LL65 2LP

Parc Gwledig Morglawdd Caergybi Breakwater Country Park

Parc Gwledig Morglawdd Caergybi Breakwater Country Park is a beautiful coastal park with stunning views of the sea and Holyhead Mountain. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, bird watching, and a variety of outdoor activities. Don't forget to take a stroll along the breakwater for a unique perspective of Holyhead harbour. Address: Newry Beach, Holyhead, Anglesey, LL65 1YG

Caernarfon Castle

Historic castle built by Edward I with impressive polygonal towers including the Eagle Tower. Home of the Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum. Great for family days out.

Goleudy Ynys Lawd Lighthouse

Goleudy Ynys Lawd is a unique lighthouse located on the rugged cliffs of South Stack. The stunning views of the surrounding area make it a popular spot for birdwatching, hiking, and photography. The lighthouse is open for tours, giving visitors the chance to learn about its fascinating history. Address: South Stack, Holyhead, Anglesey, LL65 1YH

Penrhyn Castle

19th Century Neo Norman castle situated between Snowdonia and the Menai Strait. Railway museum & dolls museum on site. Gift shop and licensed tea rooms. Parking.

Frequent questions

How do you spend a day in Anglesey?

A day in Anglesey, an island off the coast of Wales, can be filled with exploration and natural beauty. You can visit historical sites like Beaumaris Castle, enjoy scenic coastal walks, indulge in delicious local seafood, and take in breathtaking views at places like South Stack Lighthouse.

How long does it take to drive around Anglesey?

Driving around Anglesey, which has a perimeter of approximately 125 miles (201 km), typically takes around 3 to 4 hours, depending on traffic and stops along the way. However, it's recommended to allocate additional time for sightseeing and exploring the attractions the island has to offer.

What is the most scenic part of the Anglesey Coastal Path?

The Anglesey Coastal Path offers numerous scenic sections, but one particularly stunning part is the stretch between Trearddur Bay and Rhoscolyn. This portion showcases dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, and panoramic views of the Irish Sea, making it a favourite among hikers and nature enthusiasts.

Can you walk around Anglesey?

Yes, it is possible to walk around Anglesey by following the Anglesey Coastal Path, which is approximately 130 miles (209 km) long. The path encompasses diverse landscapes, including beautiful coastlines, sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming villages, providing a wonderful opportunity for hikers to explore the island on foot.

Holiday Cottages in Anglesey

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Llannerch-y-Medd

Penrhos Bach

Ref: S313351

Holyhead

Castell

Ref: S933427

Llangefni

Cadnant Lodge

Ref: S980706

Aberffraw

Sgubor

Ref: S425974

Reviews 24

Aberffraw

Sea View

Ref: S358228

Reviews 42

Llanddyfnan

Ty Capel Bryntwrog

Ref: S166424

Reviews 36

Holyhead

Old Tollgate

Ref: S425360

Reviews 40

Holyhead

Florence Cottage

Ref: S1249931

Anglesey

Tithe Barn

Ref: S1065407

Holyhead

Petlyns Patch

Ref: S584444

Reviews 24

Holyhead

Trewan Chalet

Ref: S447907

Reviews 9

Aberffraw

Dune Retreat

Ref: S375238

Reviews 12

Aberffraw

Beudy

Ref: S425975

Reviews 15

Aberffraw

3 Tai Newydd

Ref: S677927

Reviews 16

Holyhead

Ffrwd

Ref: S272359

Reviews 52

Holyhead

Trewan Cottage

Ref: S1028781

Reviews 1

Holyhead

Tanyfron Holiday Studio

Ref: S1068734

Bodorgan

Ffrwd Cottage

Ref: S166037

Reviews 49

Llangefni

Cae Glas

Ref: S5945

Reviews 41

Aberffraw

2 Llainwen

Ref: S1240998

Aberffraw

6 Gwel Yr Wyddfa

Ref: S1069543

Holyhead

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