Holyhead Hotel Guide - Holyhead Harbour hotels in Holyhead, United Kingdom.

"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. "

"Rooms were spacious and clean, staff were friendly and location is great just a minute walk from the beach. We will definitely return if we come to the area again"

"Most of the shops are boarded up and you need to be careful stepping over the dog excrement. "

"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"

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

"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."

"A comfortable stay, with everything you need and a good pub next door which helps. "

"Happy to have found the Orient B&B for my one night stay in Holyhead, Wales. The manager was very welcoming and informative which made my stay very enjoyable. My single bed room was very clean and functional. The mattress was firm which I prefer. The room had several tall windows with adjustable shutters. There was plenty of space to hang clothes and a large desk. The bathroom was clean. The showerhead had plenty of pressure and the water heated up quickly. Also the bathroom supplied a "vanity box" which included q-tips, make-up remover pads and a mini-nail file. This box may seem like a small thing but that nail file was exactly what I needed that day. After 3 weeks of traveling, the Orient B&B was the first place I stayed in which the WiFi had a strong security rating which was very appreciated. Thank you for the added protection. Finally, and very importantly, the dinner menu selection is very good and the portions are very large. I had the prawn salad which was fabulous! Be sure to add a bottle of a local brewery's kelp ale if you enjoy trying different beer. It was quite good! I would recommend the Orient B&B to friends and family who appreciate a reasonably priced nice, not fancy, establishment with very tasty food and friendly management. Thank you again for a short but lovely stay in your B&B. "

"Pet friendly, shops and restaurants within 10 minute walk into Treardur bay. Property clean and tidy.Furniture and carpets are a bit tired and cluttered in the living room and hallway but overall perfect base for Anglesey."