Holyhead Hotel Guide - Trearddur Bay Beach hotels in Holyhead, United Kingdom.

"My mother and I came for a night and we were delighted with the lovely rooms. My mother chose the room with a bathroom that had a grabrail and a chair to sit on and it suited her well. The rooms were cosy and warm. The breakfast was a "help yourself" affair with cereal, yoghurts, brioche and croissants which you took to your room to eat. Milk and juices were in the fridge. A toaster would be a good addition with honey and jam but we were fine. There is no evening meal available here at the moment but we were given a list of places to eat nearby which was helpful. All in all, it was clean, warm, and the rooms were very nice. Thank you."

"A last minute booking turned out very well - a nice spacious room with a bath; good dinner with a decent pint of beer and a superb breakfast breakfast the next day. Parking very easy and just a minute or so from the beach. "

"Beach Court Penthouse was a lovely apartment that was certainly home from home. It was spacious, yet also very cosy and welcoming after being out in all weathers. It was a lovely place to relax in, and close to everything we needed to make our holiday so enjoyable. We will definitely be back."

"We loved the Treaddur Bay Hotel. It was elegant, delightful staff, wonderful food and overall very enjoyable. I will return one day and highly recommend it."

"Nice family rental property in a great location."

"Great location. Spacious. Flexible accommodation for a big family group. Hot tub is extra but worth it. Good communication and any niggles sorted very quickly. "

"Lovely Villa the hot tub was a great addition. It was in a great location walking distance to the beach."

"Great location, close to beach and some nice restaurants. Back garden is a sun trap. Very pleasant stay. "

"The property is in an excellent location which meant we were able to walk to the beach and restaurants which was nice. Hot tub was good and garden had lots of afternoon sun which was enjoyable to sit in. Living room and dining room together meant family could spend time together."