The Beach Motel
The Beach Motel Trearddur Bay

Our 15 bedroom motel is located close to the centre
of Trearddur Bay and just 200 yards from Trearddur’s fabulous Blue Flag Beach.

Constructed in 2006, the Beach Motel is just 10 minutes away from the main Ferry Ports in Holyhead and we offer 24hr key collection all year round.

Our comfortable rooms have all been tastefully furnished with locally handmade furniture in a light oak. Each room is en-suite and has tea/coffee making facilities, a Flat Screen TV with freeview channels, free broadband Internet connection via a wired network link, and a hair dryer.  The bathrooms are all equipped with whirlpool Spa baths and showers and are ideal for relaxation after a long tiresome journey. 

A standard room comprises of one double and one single bed, with family rooms available consisting of 2 rooms (£116 per night), with interconnecting doors making it ideal for mum and dad to retain their own privacy whilst still being able to keep an eye on the children.

The first room on the ground floor is suitable for people with disabilities and has all the features of the other rooms, with the exception of a king size bed only. The bathroom is also suitable for people with disabilities, with a wide access door making it easily accessible for a wheelchair.

Anglesey has 125 miles of coastline, most of which is classified as areas of outstanding natural beauty.
Trearddur Bay itself enjoys a wonderful setting on the west coast of Holy Island, a sheltered and sandy bay, set into a rocky coastline two miles south of Holyhead.

The Beach Motel has an adjoining 9 hole pay & play golf course and a 9 table snooker club. The award winning beach and local facilities are all within walking distance.

Trearddur Bay is popular for fishing, diving and other water sports.

Holyhead Golf Club is just 1 mile away and there are another 8 courses on Anglesey.

The Anglesey Circuit is just fifteen minutes away with a busy calendar of sports car, vintage car, motorcycle and supermoto events as well as track days

Slightly further away is the spectacular South Stack Lighthouse and the South Stack cliffs are a breading ground for a host of sea birds including puffins, guillemots, razorbills, fulmars, ravens and choughs.

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