Carreg Môn Country Hotel

Set at the edge of the village, within a 10-minute walk from the center, this hotel dates from the late 1800s, when it was a privately owned manor house. Today, much altered and enlarged from its original design, it sports a white-painted brick facade and a modern wing that contains the simple but efficient and well-scrubbed small-to-midsize bedrooms, with little bathrooms containing shower stalls. This is the only conventional hotel in town, providing more rooms than any of its smaller and less accessorized competitors. Since the building's transformation into a hotel occurred during the mid-1970s, some of the infrastructure might seem a bit dated, but overall, it provides comfortable and safe lodgings.

Traditional Welsh cookery is always a feature at this reliable country restaurant, with local lamb, black beef, and freshly caught seafood a nightly feature. The home-cooked dishes are backed up with a fully stocked bar and a decent wine list.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; cocktail lounge; room service; Wi-Fi in lobby (£5)

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