Trearddur Bay Hotel

Great Hotel, fantastic location, staff so friendly and the food & service excellent , we would stay again as our room was great too.

A wonderful weekend in a beautiful hotel. Comfortable, clean, friendly and the staff couldn’t do more for you. The food was lovely - the breakfast was yummy. We really enjoyed our stay and will absolutely be back. I would highly recommend.

A perfect location on the beach - our room had a sea view. Some rooms have a balcony so maybe aim for those when booking. The staff on reception were super friendly and nice- recommending where to go ( and they were spot on). Beware the full English breakfast is very large !! We could not finish it. Rooms are very clean and we had a very pleasant 2 night stay.

The hotel was in a great location. It appeared to have had some recent decorative renovation, but the quality of the workmanship was quite poor, especially the paint work. Ive never seen so many missed corners, overpainting onto skirting etc, just basics, which really do stand out like a sore thumb. Such a shame really considering the hotel have made the efforts to decorate. Our standard double was located at the back of the hotel (room 21) so the view was disappointing ( image attached). I understand that the cheaper rooms are at a lower cost for a reason but still at £179 the hotel should at least try and tidy the area up so the view is slightly more pleasing. Upon arrival the corridor to our room had a strange musty smell, stained carpets and heavily marked wallpaper, but the room itself was really clean and bright. The sun coming through the window made the room extremely hot and even with curtains drawn, windows opened and fan on it remained really hot all night. Air con would have been welcomed. There were lots of lovely touches in the rooms such as a well stocked bathroom and tea tray, however the hotel stated on their site that 'all rooms includes thoughtful amenities such a mini fridge, robes and slippers and an ironing station, but none of these were in our room. The fridge was the biggest loss as we had brought consumables with us based on this information and couldn't keep anything cold in such a hot room. The staff were all lovely and helpful. The food at the Inn was fab and portions large. The breakfast choice was good too. All in all, it was a very enjoyable stay and we would return for another visit but if it was for more than one night I would have to consider a higher priced room with a view.

As soon as u walk into the section with our room 701,702,703 etc including the honey moon suite the whole area stinks. Our bedroom 703 stunk it was damp smell but so strong we had to sleep with the balcony door open both nights. It’s not really acceptable especially when it’s expensive enough as it is for a room. The whole wedding party said the same. When entering our area. Rest of the hotel was ok no smell. Can’t fault the food and drink we had dinner Friday night in the inn and it was amazing service was great staff are brilliant. Just such a let down that we had to put up with that horrific smell, we have both actually got a cough this morning which I’m assuming has come from the damp. It cost me £440 to sleep in a room and hotel that smelt like a 100 year old abandoned cottage. I did email James gm and reception about this after our stay, but didn't receive a reply.

We decided to stay one night at this hotel as we could book in in the evening on a afternoon ferry from Dublin. I rang and booked Trearddur Bay Hotel, explaining I was on crutches and was it possible to have a ground floor room. When we arrived we were warmly welcomed at Reception on a particularly wet and windy night. We were told the bar was still open for food and that as our room was about 200yds from the hotel. Food was ok but took ages to arrive even though there was only one other table waiting for food. There were several steps to reach the other building and the flooring inside the building was very slippery on my crutches. The room was big, but the one thing I had not been told was there was a big step up to the bathroom. It was very tricky for me. The bed had a lumpy mattress and very thin pillows. Breakfast had lots of staff waiting tables. It was buffet for cereals and toast - but again I was thwarted because there was, yet again ... a step up ! The final insult was the pancakes I ordered. Guests came in after, ordered their food and their cooked breakfast arrived before my order. I managed to ask one server if I had been forgotten as it had been over 40 mins since I had ordered. She apologised and within a few minutes my pancakes arrived. Barely warm and covered in maple syrup with a few berries scattered on top. I tried to cut into the pancakes but they were rubbery and were inedible. The hotel itself is in a nice location - such a shame our overnight stay was so awful.