Top Hotels Near Llanddwyn Island in Llanfairpwllgwyngyll from AU$75

"It was in a good position to town. The hotel itself was lovely, room is a tiny bit dated and very hot and the windows only opened a tiny bit "

"Lovely location if you want a quiet retreat with no technology. No wifi. The approach track is rough but we are pre-warned. We enjoyed our stay and would return."

"We first stayed 2 years back February half term and had such fond memories so we booked again, but in the bigger cottage this time, it was huge! So cosy and we thoroughly enjoyed spending time there, great cooking facilities, big fridge/freezer too. Both bedrooms had large ensuites. Beds were really comfy. High quality mattresses and bed linen plenty of fluffy white towels. Location is just perfect 5mins from the estuary and fantastic walks to the beaches and coves. Perfect for bird/nature spotting. Lovely cafe on site, GF options, good price and large portions. We would highly recommend it and I'm sure we will be back again. Aberffraw is just magical (even in Feb)"

"What a gorgeous house, as soon as you walk in the views are breathtaking. I could stay in the lounge looking at the view all day. As a Bird Nerd, the amount of birds and wildlife that can be seen on the Estuary is fantastic and we even saw some rarer birds I’d never seen before! The house is wonderfully laid out and as a couple with a parent each visiting, it was well equipped with enough bathrooms - with water pressure (!) and bedrooms to ensure we were all comfortable. We were able to utilise the living space with plenty of room for dinners and games in the evenings as Anglesey is rather quiet in February. We had pretty terrible weather all week but still got out and about with lots of lovely beach walks and a wander through some of the towns. Plenty of takeaways within 15 mins, we had fish and chips which we picked up ourselves one evening, didn’t try any local pubs or restaurants. As others have said, the garden is ‘wild’ and full of rabbits so ensure your dogs have good recall or you’ll never see them again, perhaps the only thing my dog is good at, thank goodness! Access down to the estuary is brilliant and we only wish we’d had some better weather so we could drink out morning coffees outside listening to the birds! The only areas I would suggest for improvement is the pillows (flat as a pancake) and all the pans, the non stick seems to have failed and everything just turns to glue in them. We are already planning our next trip!"

"Lovely accommodation in centre of village. Well equipped and comfortable. Plenty of coastal walks and not far from a range of shops and restaurants in nearby Rhosneigr. Good cafe and shop in the village. House has been painted white! Instructions for finding it say it's yellow...a little confusing but otherwise easy to locate."

"This cottage does all the important things right. Warm, comfortable, dog friendly (fenced off part of a lawn) and clean. It's unusual to not find fault. A couple of minor niggles, the older doors were almost impossible to close and the kitchen tap dripped, but nothing that spoils your stay. The kitchen was well equipped, the bathroom was warm with a large shower. The double bed was of good quality and very comfortable, a good night's sleep every night. WiFi was slow, which meant the TV was slow to respond, but that's the local supply. Access from the road was simple, with a large driveway, but exiting was difficult. Due to a high garden wall reducing visibility. Overall, I would recommend the property and would probably stay again, however we were not overimpressed by Anglsey and it's unlikely that we will be returning."

"Arrived and no one had any idea which tent we were supposed to be in. Originally taken to one that had no made beds, litter, broken chairs and an inflatable dirty lazy spa (advised as a hot tub). Then got told to my relief wasn’t our tent. Instead we were taken to another tent that was transparent in a small field squished in with another 5-6 tents and had a dirty deflated paddling pool in the centre. Again no beds were made so we had to wait outside with our stuff while a young lad threw some grey unironed bedding on our beds and attempted to brush the floors. It was 27 degrees and due to the tent being 60% transparent provided no shade for our small children, I messaged the host to inform them this wasn’t what we booked and was basically told if we weren’t happy we could find somewhere else to stay. I did try but at the peak of the summer unless I wanted to pay £800 a night there was nowhere else on the island to stay at such short notice. So we decided to try and make the most of the situation to not disappoint the children and my husband went out to the shops and brought back a parasol to provide some shade. Getting ready for bed was 2 toilets and a shower in a she’d for more than 20 people to share. We decided to skip showers and had to sit on the floor of the tent to get changed as to not expose ourselves to the whole camp. Then we realised the tent zips were bust so couldn’t keep out the 1000 bugs. Needless to say we left and were back on the road at 10pm."

"The cottage was lovely, beautiful views and very quiet, if that's what you're after, the equipment was first class, especially the tap !! We had a great time and would stay again no problem."

"Amazing property - a beautifully restored wind and water mill in a lovely location. Three generations in the family plus our wonderful grandog had a grat time- 2 years to 65! Everything from kitchen / beds / showers / baths were just perfect. Cannot recommend highly ennough."