Neuadd Lwyd

César award in 2010

Standing amid fields and farmland, this 'lovely' grey-stoned Victorian rectory is run as a guest house by owners Susannah and Peter Woods. 'It was lovely to meet them again,' said a returning visitor. 'The standard of everything is first class.' The handsome bedrooms have views of the gardens, the Anglesey countryside and Snowdonia beyond. Owain has a king-size antique French bed and a pair of duck-egg-blue armchairs. Siasper is a compact twin-bed room lit by the morning sun. Pre-dinner canapés are served in the drawing room or, in summer months, on the terrace. 'You cannot fault Susannah's set menu of fantastic cooking.' A graduate of Ballymaloe cookery school in Ireland, she uses local produce for her daily-changing four-course dinners; typical dishes are Snowdonia wild mushroom and Madeira risotto; fillet of wild Menai sea bass, tarragon beurre blanc. At breakfast, there are home-made breads, preserves and granola; Llandudno oak-smoked salmon; locally cured bacon. A table by the French windows has unbeatable views of the mountains; on balmy evenings, guests are encouraged to dine alfresco. (Gordon Franklin)

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St Valentine's day celebration offer

After Christmas and the New Year celebrations, there are still the cold, dark days of late Winter to get through before the joys of Spring. So why not take your loved one for a two or three night romantic weekend at Neuadd Lwyd. We are celebrating St Valentine’s from 10th to 12th February, and the Welsh equivalent, St Dwynwen’s, from 20th to 22nd January with a 10% reduction on our a two or three night DBB rates, plus a complimentary bottle of champagne on the Saturday night. We can also direct you to the tiny islet of Llandwyn (where St Dwynwen once lived) where you can enjoy a spectacular beach walk to the enchanting setting of Llandwyn.

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St Valentine's day celebration offer

After Christmas and the New Year celebrations, there are still the cold, dark days of late Winter to get through before the joys of Spring. So why not take your loved one for a two or three night romantic weekend at Neuadd Lwyd. We are celebrating St Valentine’s from 10th to 12th February, and the Welsh equivalent, St Dwynwen’s, from 20th to 22nd January with a 10% reduction on our a two or three night DBB rates, plus a complimentary bottle of champagne on the Saturday night. We can also direct you to the tiny islet of Llandwyn (where St Dwynwen once lived) where you can enjoy a spectacular beach walk to the enchanting setting of Llandwyn.

Please mention The Good Hotel Guide when booking.

Local attractions

Menai Bridge
A suspension bridge between Anglesey and the mainland, designed by Thomas Telford.
Red Wharf Bay
A small seaside village on the east coast of Anglesey.
Beaumaris
An historic town with a medieval castle and a Victorian pier.

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St Valentine's day celebration offer

After Christmas and the New Year celebrations, there are still the cold, dark days of late Winter to get through before the joys of Spring. So why not take your loved one for a two or three night romantic weekend at Neuadd Lwyd. We are celebrating St Valentine’s from 10th to 12th February, and the Welsh equivalent, St Dwynwen’s, from 20th to 22nd January with a 10% reduction on our a two or three night DBB rates, plus a complimentary bottle of champagne on the Saturday night. We can also direct you to the tiny islet of Llandwyn (where St Dwynwen once lived) where you can enjoy a spectacular beach walk to the enchanting setting of Llandwyn.

Please mention The Good Hotel Guide when booking.

Contact Details

Neuadd Lwyd

Penmynydd, nr Llanfairpwllgwyngyll PENMYNYDD Anglesey Wales LL61 5BX

Telephone

01248 715005

Website

www.neuaddlwyd.co.uk

Further Information

Bedrooms

4.

Open

23 Jan-30 Nov, closed Sun/Mon/Tues except bank holidays.

Facilities

drawing room, lounge, dining room, 6-acre grounds, only dining room suitable for disabled.

Background music

none.

Children

not under 16.

Dogs

only guide dogs allowed.

Credit cards

MasterCard, Visa.

Prices

B&B £75-£180 per person, D,B&B £95-£200, set dinner £42, see website for midweek rates.