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Top North Wales Hotel Reviews

Waterloo Hotel Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Second time of staying here this year. Can’t fault it at all!"

St George's Hotel

8/10 Good

"Old established hotel on the sea front. Great location. Staff very helpful Room was fine, comfy bed, large bathroom Car park was a scramble, pre-book if you can, as it's not big enough for the number of rooms in the hotel. Negative- breakfast, first morning everything was over cooked, burnt sausage, dry bacon, dry hash brown, over cooked eggs. OK for cereal and fruit and all the usual non cooked items. Disappointing for a 4 star hotel. It did improve slightly on the 2nd morning."

The Management Centre

10/10 Excellent

"Upon arrival we were greeted by reception staff and they were very polite and friendly. They gave us all the information we needed and showed us to our room. The room was neat and tidy and was adequate for our needs. Alex in the 1885 bar was very polite and friendly too. Going into breakfast next morning was lovely. We we were greeted by Lorraine and asked if we would like to a window table. She explained everything in detail and the breakfast menu was superb whither fresh fruit and yogurts and a great selection for breakfast. The poached eggs were perfect but we have to give a special mention for the chef Mick who made the most superb overnight oats with a selection of fruits and almonds it was delicious. Would we stay again, most certainly. Well done everyone for making our stay most enjoyable."

The Anchorage Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We had one night here, perfect location for Trearddur bay , the valley and Holyhead. The hotel had just been taken over, the new owner seems excited to bring a new lease of life to the place. Hotel was quiet throughout the night, although the cleaners did disturb us at 8am chatting to each other in the corridor and slamming doors, maybe an idea to have the housekeeping staff start at 9am. The restaurant wasn’t yet open but we popped into the bar for a few drinks, the bar man was very friendly. The owner was very welcoming and I wish him the very best wishes on bringing the place to life again as it has so much potential. I would book again and look forward to the changes to come. And hopefully the restaurant will be up and running so we can enjoy a cooked breakfast."

IXORA Hotel and Spa

10/10 Excellent

"This was a stay mainly to see the area not to use the facilities but the gym looked good . I wanted to use the pool one evening but it was closed at 6 when i went so beware of that . Food was great and good value . Breakfast was excellent with a good choice . Excellent room for wheelchair users which my wife is . Brilliant wet room and excellent all round . Parking good also ."

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