Craig Eithin Family Bed & Breakfast

A warmly welcoming, family-run B&B near Holyhead

Craig Eithin is a family-run bed and breakfast in the village of Caergeiliog, close to Valley and within easy reach of Holyhead, on the western side of Anglesey. Run by Debbie and David Williams, it is the sort of friendly, well-kept B&B that guests return to and recommend — an excellent 9.5 out of 10 from more than 250 reviews on Booking.com. With free parking, a generous breakfast and a peaceful village setting handy for the beaches, the coast path and the Irish ferry, it makes a relaxed and convenient base for exploring the island.

The rooms

Accommodation is in comfortable, en-suite rooms, all with showers: a Twin room, a Double and a roomier Deluxe Double. Each comes with tea- and coffee-making facilities, and several look out over the garden. It is a non-smoking house with a homely feel, including a guest lounge and breakfast room, plus outdoor seating and a picnic area to enjoy when the weather is kind. There is even bicycle parking, which is handy given Anglesey’s gentle cycling country and the coastal routes nearby.

Breakfast and the practical bits

Breakfast is a real strength — freshly cooked, with a continental spread alongside a full English or Irish, and vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and breakfast-to-go options, so early starts and different diets are all catered for. There is free private parking on site and free WiFi throughout. The location is genuinely useful for travellers: Valley railway station is under a mile away, and Holyhead’s ferry terminal and train station are only minutes away by car, making Craig Eithin a comfortable and stress-free choice if you are catching a sailing to or from Ireland.

Anglesey on the doorstep

Caergeiliog sits in the quieter west of Anglesey, beautifully placed for the island’s coast. The gorgeous sandy beach and sheltered coves of Trearddur Bay are about 3.5 miles away, while the dramatic cliffs and seabird colonies of South Stack, Holyhead Mountain and the Anglesey Coastal Path are all within easy reach. Caergeiliog is also within easy reach of the long golden sands of Newborough Beach and the tidal island of Llanddwyn, and of the RSPB seabird reserve at South Stack, making it a fine base for beach days and birdwatching alike. Further afield you can explore Red Wharf Bay, the Anglesey Sea Zoo and the island’s pretty villages, and the mountains of Snowdonia (Eryri) are around an hour away for a change of scene. For more ideas on the area and other places to stay, see our Holyhead and Holy Island accommodation guide.

At a glance

• Family-run B&B in Caergeiliog, near Valley and Holyhead
• Rated 9.5/10 from over 250 guest reviews
• En-suite Twin, Double and Deluxe Double rooms
• Freshly cooked breakfast (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, to-go)
• Free private parking and free WiFi; garden, lounge and picnic area
• Under a mile from Valley station; minutes from the Holyhead ferry

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? In the village of Caergeiliog on Anglesey, near Valley and within easy reach of Holyhead.

Is it handy for the ferry? Yes — Holyhead’s ferry terminal and station are only minutes away by car.

Is parking available? Yes, free private parking on site, with free WiFi throughout.

What is breakfast like? Freshly cooked, with full English/Irish plus vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.

Are pets allowed? No, pets are not accepted, and the house is non-smoking.

Book your stay at Craig Eithin

For a friendly, family-run welcome, a great breakfast and a peaceful base within easy reach of Anglesey’s beaches and the ferry, Craig Eithin is a lovely choice. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.