Lastra Farm Country House Hotel

A characterful 17th-century country house hotel near Amlwch

Lastra Farm is a charming family-run country house hotel set in a 17th-century farmhouse near Amlwch, on Anglesey’s dramatic north coast. It blends genuine historic character — beams, thick stone walls and individually styled rooms — with comfortable modern touches and a warm, personal welcome, and it is famously dog-friendly, so the whole family can come along. With its own well-regarded restaurant and bar, it makes a relaxing and characterful base for exploring this quieter, wilder corner of the island.

The rooms

The hotel has 16 individually styled bedrooms, each comfortable and cosy with a modern en-suite bathroom, a TV, free WiFi and tea- and coffee-making facilities. The rooms make a peaceful retreat after a day out on the coast or the cliffs, and the period farmhouse setting gives the whole place a real sense of character that a modern hotel simply cannot match. Being family-run, the welcome is genuine and personal, and four-legged guests are very much part of it.

Food and drink

Dining is a real strength here. The on-site restaurant, The Grill Room, has built a strong reputation locally, serving classic and contemporary dishes made with the finest locally sourced Anglesey produce, and the restaurant and bar are open for morning coffee, lunch and dinner. The hotel’s quality has been recognised with awards, including Lux Hotel Awards for Best Small Hotel and Best Bistro and Brasserie — a lovely thing to find in a country farmhouse hotel, and it means you can eat very well without leaving the building.

Amlwch and the north coast

Amlwch is a historic copper port on Anglesey’s rugged north coast, with a fascinating industrial heritage. Close by is the extraordinary, Mars-like landscape of Parys Mountain, once the largest copper mine in the world, along with the pretty little resort of Bull Bay and some of the finest stretches of the Anglesey Coastal Path. Further afield you can reach the most northerly village in Wales at Cemaes, the tern colonies and lagoon at Cemlyn, and the wider beaches and villages of the island. Amlwch’s own heritage harbour and the Copper Kingdom visitor centre tell the story of the port’s 18th-century boom, when Parys Mountain supplied much of the world’s copper, while the lighthouse at Point Lynas and the maritime village of Moelfre, with its dramatic lifeboat history, are a short drive along the coast. For more ideas on the area and other places to stay, see our Amlwch accommodation guide.

At a glance

• Family-run 17th-century country house hotel near Amlwch
• 16 individually styled en-suite rooms with TV and free WiFi
• The Grill Room restaurant and bar — award-winning, locally sourced
• Famously dog-friendly
• Near Parys Mountain, Bull Bay and the Anglesey Coastal Path

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? In a 17th-century farmhouse near Amlwch, on Anglesey’s north coast.

Is it dog-friendly? Yes — Lastra Farm is famously dog-friendly, with four-legged friends very welcome.

Is there food on site? Yes — The Grill Room restaurant and bar, open for coffee, lunch and dinner, using local Anglesey produce.

What are the rooms like? Sixteen individually styled en-suite rooms with TV, free WiFi and tea/coffee facilities.

What’s nearby? Parys Mountain, Bull Bay, Cemaes, Cemlyn and the Anglesey Coastal Path.

Has it won any awards? Yes — Lux Hotel Awards for Best Small Hotel of the Year and Best Bistro and Brasserie.

Book your stay at Lastra Farm

For a characterful, dog-friendly country house hotel with a genuinely good kitchen and a peaceful north-coast setting, Lastra Farm is a memorable Anglesey base. Get in touch to check availability and book your stay using the options on this page.