Top Hotels Near beach near George IV Arch in Holyhead from NZ$225

"Not the best but by far on not the worst . It is what it is"

"Friendly reception staff"

"It was a great location"

"I had the pleasure of staying at The Haven House while in Holyhead. The owners were communicative before my arrival letting me know everything was ready and when I got there, they were incredibly friendly and told me about places to see in town. The room was clean and stocked with fresh towels and sheets. The hotel was quiet and allowed me to get a great nights sleep. I didn’t have the time to stay for breakfast but I saw families downstairs enjoying their hot food and everything looked great. The owners were present and serving food making sure everything was perfect for the guests. I have stayed in hundreds of hotels and this one ranks up there as one of my favorite experiences. I would recommend to everyone. 10/10"

"Loved the ease of check in and the cleanliness. The guest house was also nice, it created a community feel. The only constructive suggestion is better lighting in the bedroom. We are seniors and I would not have been able to read a book in bed due to low light. "

"The exterior of the building was disappointing at first look though parking was great, lots of space , our room was spacious and suitable for a disabled person, lots of bars in the bathroom for safety though we are able bodied. The room was clean and bed was comfortable it even had an ironing board. The staff were very friendly and gave help on places to visit . We will visit again."

"This is a great little family-run place, super central to the train station and ferry port. The family who owns it also cooks up Vietnamese dinners, and honestly, it was the best Vietnamese food we've ever tasted. Highly recommend a stay here!"

"We didn’t eat in the hotel. Easy to get to the National Park. Staff was stretched thin. No amenities other towels and soap. And instant coffee. "

"Booked Mon-Fri March 26. Good size property, in the middle of town although not much there for a town really. Was very underwhelming upon approach, right next to a public car park and what can only be described as a factory building site behind and an alley way up the other side of the house which made us feel a little anxious. The house itself was clearly modernised recently, is spacious with huge bedrooms and large T.V's in each. Kitchen is well equipped and the lounge area comfortable and nice being open plan. There are some gripes though. It wasnt particularly clean, cobwebs on the walls, and dirty skirting boards in the small toilet this wasnt clean in our opinion. (My wife is a cleaner so we have high standards) Cables hanging down from the T.V at toddler grabbing height so a concern. The extractor in the En-Suite doesnt work, the matress in one of the bedfooms far exceeds the bedsize making rolling out of bed quite an event. There are no curtains on the huge windows, just vertical blinds which block zero sunlight so if you are a light sleeper, good luck. Holyhead is a pretty grim area and its a shame because the house is quite decent and doesnt match its surroundings (Apart from the clearly dull grey external coloured houses) We should have done our research a bit more thoroughly on the location as outside of Holyhead town it is very pretty but a long treck from the main tourist parts in Anglesea and North Wales. Bedding and towels are old,we actually left a day early."