Top Hotels Near Llynon Mill in Holyhead from AU$109

"Clean, spacious and comfortable."

"The caravan is lovely set in the peaceful countryside with goats, chickens and cows for the little ones to enjoy. There is a local shop with post office, pub, takeaway food and petrol station. Within easy reach of Llandudno, Conwy castle and picturesque Porthmeridan, ideal base for hiking. The caravan was clean with linen and towels provided, our host was welcoming and informative. Would definitely return"

"Love this place been going for 6 years or more a few times a year"

"Beautiful place extremely cozy warm and welcoming will definitely book again. Pictures do Not do this place justice "

"Despite the weather being less than perfect (a storm came in with high winds and rain) we had a fabulous stay at the Windmill. We visited Beaumaris and Penrhyn Castles, went to Plas Newydd and walked the grounds and viewed the house, and got to know Holy Island with walks at Rhoscolyn and Breakwater Country Park. It was lovely to watch the swallows and house martins around the mill and when the sun came out the evenings were lovely. A holiday to remember - and how could one ever forget a stay in a windmill?!"

"Lovely cosy stay, but the booking information didn't make it clear that we needed to bring our own towels"

"The property is beautiful well maintained. Easily accessible by car. The hut has got all your basic amenities. Hot tub was awesome couldn’t have asked more so relaxing. Church Bay Porth Swtan just on 9 mins by car. If you like to be at a quiet place between the nature,this is the place for you. The host is lovely :)"

"we had a fabulous weekend here. Plenty of space, comfy beds, everything you need in the kitchen including plenty of glasses and fridges. Stunning views and great location. Owners so helpful."

"Lovely stay. Property was lovely and clean and matched the listing. The view from the window never gets tiring and the sunsets were amazing. We only scored 4 stars as probably could do with a new mattress for the bed and we couldn’t find a corkscrew (imagine the horror). "