Accommodation

Amber House for 19-22 guests

Key features:

• Private bar
• Pool table
• Close to the station
• Hot tub

Kitchen & reception rooms:

Amber House offers a truly unique setup, featuring an impressive collection of communal spaces. Starting off with the kitchen, this modern, fully-equipped space has everything you could possibly need. In addition to multiple ovens and ample storage space, there is plenty of counter space for preparing more complex dishes. When it's time to eat, guests can gather around the large dining table, with space for up to 18 guests, and enjoy a delicious meal together. When it's time to relax, the living room features a toasty log burner and a lovely collection of sink-in sofas, ideal for a calm and comfortable time.

In addition to having fantastic living and dining areas, Amber House gets its name from its private pub! Once upon a time, this wonderful accommodation was a fully functioning pub, serving the local area. These days, guests can rent out the building exclusively, gaining full access to a private pub that beautifully maintains its historic features. Additionally, this Party House in Wales features an interactive dart board and a pool table, as well as a hot tub outside. This makes it a particularly appealing option for all sorts of events. 

Bedrooms:

When it's time to catch some zzz's, you'll be spoilt for choice between 10 cosy, tastefully styled bedrooms. Each bedroom features comfortable beds, with soft linens and unique artwork in each room. The bedrooms also feature original wooden floors, adding to their historic charm. While the house generally sleeps 19 guests, there are a few sofa beds available that make it possible to include 3 more guests. 

Bedroom 1 - 1 double bed

Bedroom 2 - 1 double bed

Bedroom 3 - 1 double bed

Bedroom 4 - 1 double bed

Bedroom 5 - 1 double bed

Bedroom 6 - 2 single beds

Bedroom 7 - 1 double bed

Bedroom 8 - 1 double bed

Bedroom 9 - 1 double bed

Bedroom 10 - 1 single bed

Local area:

Amber House is located on the Isle of Anglesey, an island exploding with fascinating history and incredible natural beauty. Boasting over 9000 years worth of evidence of human activity, the Isle of Anglesey is home to the oldest known Welsh engraving: a tombstone for the King of Gwynedd, who died in AD 625. The island is a popular holiday destination these days, with an incredible collection of walking and cycling routes, dotted around the island. If you prefer a little trip into town, make your way to Malltraeth, 1.9 miles away, where you can enjoy the local shops, pubs and restaurants. Additionally, if you fancy a trip to the seaside, Amber  House is a short 5-minute drive from Aberffraw beach. Venturing further afield, Newborough Forest is only 4 miles away and is a great place to explore and spend some time in nature.