Hotels near Anglesey Airport - VLY, Valley

we were a booking of 7 adults, plenty of space, wished we had taken more food stuffs for self catering, a local spar available for the basics. We struggled getting a taxi and getting a take away. You just need to be prepared for self catering as you wont want to leave.

The location was great for day trips out. The road to the house is narrow but very little using it. We managed ok and were so pleased when we arrived as keys in key box and got straight in. The inside is really pretty and there was everything we needed as we were there to see the island so out all day and came back pm and were able to use microwave and fridge handy too. There is a nice shower room and plenty space so we could eat at the table or on our laps. Fridge was ideal as we only had to shop once locally as out enjoying the delights of Angelsey. We were able to get around by car to lots of places. Great stay

Would not hesitate on booking this perfect cottage,all details are 100% accurate on booking.com,super comfy beds,perfect living room and a great kitchen,well enclosed garden 2 car drive with on road parking if needed.Perfect location for the beach and raf valley grandson loved waking up to the sound of the planes flying over.

Everything i experienced at the Valley was positive which is very, very, unusual for anywhere I stay. The room was superb, the bar area, where food was available too, was great. Due to covid there was only table service available but the girls were always available to supply me with a drink as and when I needed one. I sat in the "comfy" chair by the log burner and they even found time to keep that topped up and alight. If I was local to the area and not just a visitor, I'd gladly use the Valley regularly. I walked from the Valley to Holyhead, onto the South Stack lighthouse, and then back through Trearddur beach to the Valley. Roughly, 15 miles. In fairness I'd recommend going the other way around as the scenery, beaches and coves, cafes etc are better and more plentiful. Then if you're not a massive fan of towns like Holyhead, jump on a bus to get back once you get there. Oh, and if you're fascinated by fighter jets, simply look up when you get anywhere near Trearddur beach (which itself is a wonderful place to watch the sun go down) The RAF have a base near and while i was there, they were out practicing through the day.

Rhosneigr is a small but perfectly formed Welsh seaside village with a few high standard shops to browse and several excellent eateries. The three beaches are great and the sea is great for water sports.

We really enjoyed our stay. The property is in a great location to tour the sights, it is just off the motorway. It appears exactly as described. Very pleasant property well presented and clean. All your home comforts and plenty of nature on your doorstep. We could have stayed longer. We will return. We visited Holyhead, Camreaes, Amlwch all lovely places to explore. There are many little bays to unearth on your travels.