Nant Yr Odyn Hotel

A characterful country hotel and restaurant in the green heart of Anglesey

Nant yr Odyn is a welcoming country hotel and restaurant set in a converted 18th-century farmhouse just outside Llangefni, right in the rural heart of Anglesey. It is the kind of relaxed, away-from-it-all base that makes a holiday easy — comfortable rooms, a proper restaurant on site and a peaceful setting, yet within a short drive of the coast, the mountains and the ferry. Guests rate it highly, at 8.6 out of 10 from around 750 reviews on Booking.com, with the staff in particular earning a glowing 9.6.

The rooms

Accommodation is comfortable and well kept, with a choice of Double, Twin and Single rooms, and family rooms available too, so it suits couples, solo travellers and families alike. Each room is en-suite and comes with tea- and coffee-making facilities, and the whole house is non-smoking. There is genuine character here in the old farmhouse, with a warm, traditional feel that reviewers consistently praise alongside the cleanliness and comfort.

Dining and the practical bits

One of the real draws is the on-site restaurant, which serves a traditional Welsh menu using good local produce, with a comfortable bar to settle into afterwards — so there is no need to drive out for dinner. Breakfast offers a full English or Irish alongside vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices, and the kitchen has a good reputation for looking after different dietary needs. There is free private parking and free WiFi (rated 8.8 by guests) throughout. Pets are not accepted, which keeps the dining rooms and bedrooms fresh and comfortable.

Llangefni and central Anglesey

Llangefni is Anglesey’s county town and main market town, home to the excellent Oriel Môn art gallery and museum, and a handy hub right in the middle of the island. From Nant yr Odyn you are well placed to reach the whole of Anglesey: the historic town of Beaumaris with its castle, the sandy beaches at Benllech and Lligwy, and the Menai Strait are all within easy reach, while Bangor is about 15 minutes away and both the Holyhead ferry terminal and the edge of Snowdonia (Eryri) around 20 minutes. Anglesey’s whole coastline is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and circled by the 130-mile Anglesey Coastal Path, so from this central spot you can reach the gentle south-coast resorts and the wilder north coast with equal ease. For more ideas on the area and other places to stay, see our Anglesey accommodation guide.

At a glance

• Country hotel and restaurant in a converted 18th-century farmhouse
• Rated 8.6/10 from around 750 reviews (staff 9.6)
• On-site restaurant with a traditional Welsh menu, plus a bar
• En-suite Double, Twin, Single and family rooms
• Free private parking and free WiFi
• Cooked breakfast with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options
• Central Anglesey base near Llangefni and Oriel Môn

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a restaurant? Yes — the hotel has its own restaurant serving a traditional Welsh menu, plus a bar.

Where is it? In peaceful countryside near Llangefni, in the middle of Anglesey.

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

Is breakfast included? A cooked breakfast is served, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices.

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

Book your stay at Nant yr Odyn

With its farmhouse character, its own restaurant and a central island setting, Nant yr Odyn is a comfortable and convenient base for exploring Anglesey — and an especially handy choice if you are catching a ferry from nearby Holyhead or touring on into Snowdonia. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.