Places to visit...
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Hafod Country House
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Hafod is a fine Edwardian house set in an acre of attractive gardens with superb country and sea views peacefully situated on the outskirts of Cemaes with its picturesque harbour and sandy beaches. Accommodation consists of two double bedrooms and one twin bedroom all with en-suite facilities. The bedrooms have central heating, TV, clock radio, hairdryer and beverages tray. There is a spacious drawing room to relax and breakfast of local and home-made produce is served in a separate dining room. Ideal base for walking, golfing and bird
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01407 711645
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The Stag Inn
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The Stag, the most
northerly pub in Wales, is situated at the heart of the village of Cemaes
Bay. This traditional pub offers a choice of real ales, guest beers,
lagers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. There are three separate rooms.
The snug lounge where you can enjoy delicious food from the vast menu, and
where quiz nights are held every Wednesday evening. The bar where you can
play darts, play the juke box and watch Sky Sports; and the 'top bar'
where you can enjoy a game of pool and watch Sky Sports on the widescreen
plasma TV.
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01407 711072
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The Firs
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The Firs is
a large house dating from the turn of the century. The house stands in
about two acres of gardens and is located just outside the village of
Cemaes Bay. The Firs is ideally situated as a base for a variety of
activities in the area or as a haven to simply enjoy the quiet and respite
from the stresses of modern life.
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Treddolphin Guest
House
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Ye Olde Vigour Inn
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Pentregof
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| A small, quiet, family run bed & breakfast where you will always find a warm welcome. Residents lounge with colour television, single and double en-suite rooms all with central heating, colour television, clock radio alarm, hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities. Short or long stay at very reasonable prices. Contractors welcome. | |
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Trefadog Prop.
Margaret Williams |
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A warm welcome awaits you at Trefadog which originates from the 13th Century, and is a classic example of a Welsh 'Hall House'. The farmhouse is uniquely positioned on the west coast of Anglesey with its own quiet sandy beach facing Holy Island and with access to the Anglesey Coastal Footpath (OS Grid Ref. 22928 38613). We have one twin-bedded room with en-suite bathroom and all the usual facilities including a hospitality tray. Guests have exclusive use of our comfortable and spacious sitting room with inglenook fireplace and TV and DVD. A full farmhouse breakfast using local produce is served at times to suit guests. Clothes drying facilities and use of iron are available. Trefadog welcomes non-smokers and regrets that we have no facilities for pets. |
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