Accommodation

Lighthouse Lodge for 17-19 guests

Key features:

• Sea views
• 2 properties: Port House & Starboard Cottage
• Hot tub
• Reading material & toys

Kitchen & reception rooms:

Being split over two properties, Lighthouse Lodge offers ample space for cooking, eating, entertaining and relaxing. Both houses feature fully equipped kitchens, with plenty of counter space. Rest assured, you'll have everything you need to wow your guests with your culinary prowess. There is ample space for enjoying meals together inside and outside on the large decked area, which is perfect for al-fresco dining. Having two kitchens is particularly convenient for large groups, as cooking can be a shared task between the two houses, with one team preparing salads and desserts in one house, and mains being prepared in the other. This can also be fun for organising a cooking challenge between the two houses, which can end in a large feast to determine who made the best... Christmas-themed snacks? 

When it comes time to relax, you'll be spoilt for choice between outdoor sofas, cosy ottomans, sink-in sofas inside, and 60” Sky Glass TV's with Netflix, Sky and Disney. Additionally, the hot tub is a fantastic spot to relax and unwind at the end of an eventful day. The comfortable ambience of both houses' interiors makes them a truly wonderful place for a getaway. The houses offer plenty of natural light, paired with breathtaking sea views that truly set this holiday lodge in Wales apart.

Bedrooms:

Lighthouse Lodge offers 7 bedrooms between the two houses and sleeps a maximum of 19 guests. All of the best offer a soft, inviting ambience and beautiful views. Each bedroom has a unique layout and its own independent characteristics, so guests can choose what best suits their preferences. There is a bunk room designed for kids, featuring 2 bunk beds (4 x single beds) in a playful room with a toy box and carpeted floors. This lodge in Wales promises a good night's sleep, with the sound of the sea and a comfortable bed, on the Isle of Anglesey. 

Local area:

Bull Bay, also known as Porth Llechog in Welsh, is a bay and village on the northern coast of the Isle of Anglesey in Wales. The name "Porth Llechog" in Welsh actually translates to "sheltered port" or "sheltered bay." This name reflects the geographical characteristics of the area, indicating that the bay is protected or sheltered to some extent. Bull Bay is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making it a truly wonderful place for those who love nature. The house is very much designed around the stunning views of the area, making it a real treat to visit. The Isle of Anglesey is blanketed with beautiful walking and hiking routes, making is a wonderful spot for those who are interested in hiking or cycling. If you're just looking for a relaxing getaway, simply soak in the views from the bubbling hot tub and let yourself truly relax and unwind. The Ilse of Anglesey also boasts over 9000 years of human history, making it a fascinating place for people with an interest in history. Whether you explore nearby market towns, cycle or hike along coastal parks, or embrace the chance to relax with you loved ones, you can be sure that you'll make magical memories at Lighthouse Lodge.