Ty’n Lon Dogs Welcome Cottage

A dog-friendly, single-storey cottage near Llanfair PG

Ty’n Lon is a characterful self-catering cottage at Llanddaniel, close to Llanfairpwll (Llanfair PG) on Anglesey. An early-19th-century, stone-built, single-storey cottage, it enjoys fine views towards the Snowdonia mountain range and makes a welcoming, dog-friendly base for exploring the island. With everything on one level and open-plan living, it suits families and groups who want comfort, space and an easy-going country setting.

Space to relax

The cottage has four bedrooms and sleeps up to seven, and is best suited to up to five adults. Open-plan living gives the interior a sociable, light-filled feel, and the single-storey layout means no stairs to manage — handy for families with young children or anyone who prefers level access. Outside there is a garden and patio, with a field alongside where children can run around and let off steam, exactly the sort of space that makes a country holiday feel like a proper escape.

A genuinely dog-friendly home

As the name suggests, dogs are warmly welcomed at Ty’n Lon, so the whole family — four-legged members included — can enjoy the holiday together. With the surrounding countryside, coastal walks and dog-friendly beaches within reach across Anglesey, it is an ideal choice for owners who would rather not leave their pets behind. The cottage holds a four-star self-catering grading, a reassuring mark of the standard you can expect.

Llanfair PG and central Anglesey

Llanfairpwll is famous the world over for its tongue-twisting full name, and is home to the Marquess of Anglesey’s Column and the National Trust’s Plas Newydd house and gardens on the shore of the Menai Strait. Ty’n Lon is well placed for the island’s family attractions, with the Anglesey Sea Zoo, the Anglesey Model Village, Foel Farm, the Bryn Celli Ddu burial chamber and Llanfair PG station all within around three miles. The Britannia Bridge to the mainland is about a ten-minute drive, and the A5/A55 is roughly two miles away, making the cottage easy to reach and a convenient launch-pad for the rest of the island. For more ideas, see our guide to holiday accommodation on Anglesey.

Good to know

Ty’n Lon’s central position on Anglesey makes it a genuinely convenient touring base, with a string of family favourites close at hand. Within roughly a three-mile radius you will find the Anglesey Sea Zoo, the Anglesey Model Village, Foel Farm Park, the ancient Bryn Celli Ddu burial chamber and the National Trust’s Plas Newydd, while Llanfair PG’s famous railway station — home to the longest place name in Britain — is just up the road. The A5 and A55 are about two miles away, so reaching the cottage and then exploring the wider island, or crossing to the mainland and Eryri (Snowdonia), is straightforward. It all adds up to a relaxed, well-placed home for a week of discovering the island at your own pace.

At a glance

• Sleeps up to 7 across four bedrooms (ideally up to 5 adults)
• Single-storey cottage — everything on one level
• Early-19th-century, stone-built character
• Open-plan living with fine Snowdonia views
• Garden, patio and adjoining field
• Genuinely dog-friendly
• Four-star self-catering grading
• Around a ten-minute drive to the Britannia Bridge

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does it sleep? Up to seven guests across four bedrooms, and it is best suited to a maximum of five adults.

Are dogs welcome? Yes — it is a genuinely dog-friendly cottage, ideal for bringing the family pet.

Is it all on one level? Yes. It is a single-storey cottage with no internal stairs.

Are there views? Yes — fine views towards the Snowdonia mountain range.

What is nearby? Plas Newydd, the Anglesey Sea Zoo, Bryn Celli Ddu and the Menai Strait bridges are all close by.

For a relaxed, dog-friendly stay in the heart of Anglesey, with level access and mountain views, Ty’n Lon is hard to beat. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.