Travelodge Dogs Welcome Hotel

A great-value hotel by the harbour in Holyhead

The Travelodge Holyhead is a comfortable, no-nonsense hotel on Kingsland Road in Holyhead, on Anglesey’s Holy Island. It is built around the things that matter most for a stopover or a budget-friendly island break: simple, comfortable rooms, free parking and a 24-hour reception — and being only about a ten-minute drive from the ferry port, it is especially handy if you are sailing to or from Dublin. For families, couples and ferry travellers who want a reliable, affordable base, it does exactly the job.

The rooms

Rooms follow the dependable Travelodge format, with a choice of Standard Double rooms, Standard Family rooms and Accessible rooms on the ground floor. Each has a king-size Dreamer bed, an en-suite bathroom, tea- and coffee-making facilities and a Freeview TV. Pet-friendly rooms are available too, so you can bring the dog along for a walk on the island’s beaches and cliffs. It is straightforward, good-value accommodation — clean, comfortable and exactly what you need after a long drive or a day exploring.

The practical bits

There is free parking on site (on a first-come, first-served basis), and the hotel is staffed around the clock, with snacks and drinks available 24/7 at reception — useful for late ferry arrivals or early departures. WiFi is free for the first 30 minutes in any 24-hour period, with 24-hour access available for a small charge. The hotel sits just off the A55 expressway, the main route across Anglesey and on into the rest of North Wales, so it is easy to find and quick to get moving from in the morning. With the round-the-clock reception and the easy reach of the port, the Travelodge is genuinely set up for travellers coming and going at all hours.

Holyhead and Holy Island

Holyhead is the gateway port for Ireland and the largest town on Holy Island, sitting beneath the heather-clad slopes of Holyhead Mountain. There is plenty to see close by: the spectacular South Stack lighthouse and its RSPB seabird reserve are a short drive away, the Blue Flag beaches of Trearddur Bay are nearby, and the Holyhead Maritime Museum tells the story of this historic harbour town. Closer to the hotel, Breakwater Country Park — home to Holyhead’s mighty Victorian breakwater, the longest in the UK — offers easy coastal walks, while Newry Beach and the marina are a pleasant stroll from the town centre. The Anglesey Coastal Path runs along this dramatic stretch of shoreline, and the rest of the island’s beaches and villages are all within easy reach. For more ideas on the area and other places to stay, see our Holyhead accommodation guide.

At a glance

• Great-value hotel on Kingsland Road, Holyhead
• About a ten-minute drive from the ferry port to Dublin
• Standard Double, Family and ground-floor Accessible rooms
• King-size Dreamer beds, en-suite, tea/coffee and Freeview TV
• Free on-site parking; 24-hour reception with snacks and drinks
• Pet-friendly rooms available
• Near South Stack, Trearddur Bay and Holyhead Maritime Museum

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is the ferry port? About a ten-minute drive, making it handy for sailings to and from Dublin.

Is there parking? Yes, free on-site parking on a first-come, first-served basis.

Is reception open late? Yes — the hotel is staffed 24/7, with snacks and drinks available at reception.

Are pets allowed? Yes, pet-friendly rooms are available.

What is nearby? South Stack lighthouse, Trearddur Bay’s beaches, Holyhead Mountain and the Maritime Museum.

Book your stay at Travelodge Holyhead

Comfortable, affordable and superbly placed for the ferry and the island’s beaches and cliffs, the Travelodge Holyhead is a reliable base for your Anglesey trip. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.