Accommodation

Captain's Lodge for 16 guests:

Key features:

• Close to the beach
• Sea and mountain views
• Ample entertainment nearby
• BBQ and outdoor furniture

Kitchen & reception rooms: 

The kitchen and reception rooms at Captain's Lodge are spacious and modern, yet cosy and inviting at the same time. The fully equipped kitchen boasts a Smeg oven, a large, American-style fridge, and a kitchen island with 3 chairs for enjoying a spot of breakfast or keeping the chef company during meal prep. When it's time to eat, the dining room offers a unique ambience, with deep grey walls, and seating for up to 12 guests. 

When it's time to relax, the living room, with a collection of beautiful sofas, chairs and ottomans, offers the ideal space to sit back and relax. Featuring a large, wall-mounted TV with Apple TV and Sky TV, this space is perfect for catching up on conversation or enjoying movie marathons together. Additionally, there is an upstairs snug with an L-shaped sofa that provides additional space for hanging out during downtime. 

Bedrooms:

Captain's Lodge offers a total of 7 bedrooms, with some really special layouts that set this coastal retreat apart. There is a dorm-style bunk room that is perfect for children, with two singles located above two double beds. All of the bedrooms feature some unique characteristic, such as a uniquely wallpapered wall, beautiful artwork, and unique bed frames to each room. The bedrooms are arranged as follows:

First floor:

• Bedroom 1 – 1 x super king four-poster bed
• Bedroom 2 – 1 x king bed
• Bedroom 3 – 1 x king bed
• Bedroom 4 – 1 x single bed with desk space
  
  

Second Floor:

• Bedroom 5 – 2 x double bunk beds and 2 x single bunk beds
• Bedroom 6 – 1 x king bed
• Bedroom 7 – 1 x single bed
  
  

Local area:

If there is one thing that can be said without a doubt, it's that nature lovers, history enthusiasts, cyclists and avid walkers will fall totally in love with the Isle of Anglesey. This island boasts over 9000 years of human history, making it particularly interesting, with historic landmarks dating as far back as the Neolithic age. Additionally, there is a plethora of walking and cycling routes, weaving throughout the island. In fact, there is even a coastal path that spans 128 miles, encompassing the entire island, though this is considered a more challenging route. Guests can amble along this path, exploring as much of it as they please. Alternatively, those who prefer a little competition can make their way over to the golf course nearby, or engage in a sand castle competition on the secluded beach behind the house. When you're not exploring the surrounding area, fire up the BBQ for some delicious food and al-fresco dining, or curl up in front of a movie together. Are you ready for the holiday of a lifetime?