Beach Hotels & Resorts in Trearddur Bay from NZ$137

"Lovely clean rooms, with good parking facilities and perfect location with the beach less a minute away. The staff at the hotel could not do enough to make the stay extra special and homely. Particular shout out to John who accommodated all types of requests at breakfast. Thank you! "

"Te staff were fantastic, building stunning, room clean, lovely anniversary card left for us, a truly magical stay. The attention to detail from all staff around my dietary requirements was excellent and the chef had "

"I stayed at the Beach Motel in Holyhead for one night before the ferry and was pleasantly surprised. I’m usually quite selective about where I stay, but we wanted something clean, convenient and good value – and this far exceeded expectations. The lad on check-in was friendly, very professional and set the tone straight away. The room isn’t brand new, but it’s in good condition, well maintained and exceptionally clean. The beds were comfortable and well made, the TV and kettle were a good size, and the USB mains sockets were genuinely useful. The room has a thermostatic radiator valve which worked perfectly, was warm and inviting when I arrived and I turned it down to cooler to sleep. The bathroom was better than expected too: clean, a proper bath, and excellent water pressure in both the bath and shower. Towels were fresh and everything felt well looked after. We stayed on a Monday so the bar didn’t serve food that night, but the menu in the room looked reasonably priced and would be worth trying on another evening. Parking was easy with plenty of space, which made arriving late much simpler. Overall, for the price, this was excellent value and ideal for anyone wanting a straightforward, comfortable stay near the ferry port. I’d happily stay again – not something I say often for a cheaper hotel. Highly recommended."

"Perfect accommodation as always. Great location for my colleagues works location. the staff are lovely hosts. No doubt we will see you soon."

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