Ynys Môn, Wales
Places to stay on Anglesey
Whether you want a clifftop tent or a boutique hotel with Menai Strait views, Anglesey has a base to match. Pick a stay type below for our hand-picked, top-rated places.
Accommodation types
What kind of stay are you planning?
Hotels
Boutique hotels in Beaumaris, coastal resorts at Trearddur Bay, and comfortable stays across the island.
Explore →B&Bs & guesthouses
Warm, personal hospitality in traditional Welsh farmhouses and seafront guesthouses.
Explore →Holiday cottages
Self-catering cottages across Anglesey — from harbour cottages in Moelfre to beachside retreats at Rhosneigr.
Explore →Camping & glamping
Clifftop campsites, glamping pods with sea views, and some of the finest wild camping in Wales.
Explore →Places to stay in Anglesey
Available properties, each rated 8.0+ out of 10 by guests who stayed. Prices are for the dates shown — click through for live availability and to book.
Exceptional 9.5+from 2 OctKeepers Cottage
Exceptional 9.5+from 3 OctMinffordd
Exceptional 9.5+from 9 OctGwel Y Don
Exceptional 9.5+from 9 OctTy'n Rallt
Exceptional 9.5+from 30 OctSeren Cottage By The Sea
Exceptional 9.5+from 30 OctQuayside
We earn a commission if you book through these links, at no extra cost to you. It never affects which properties we show — the quality bar above is the only filter.
Search live availability
Search live prices on Cottages.com — we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
27 available in October 2026 · 197 on Anglesey
Self-catering cottages, farmhouses and coastal retreats across Anglesey — book by the week or a short break.
Browse Cottages.comWhat matters most
Find your kind of place
By area
Where on the island?
Anglesey is small enough to drive across in under an hour, but where you base yourself still shapes the trip. Each area page has its own places to stay alongside the beaches, walks and places to eat around them.
Before you book
Plan the trip around the stay
Holiday cottages
Self-catering is the most popular option on Anglesey, and the supply is excellent — from Victorian terraces in Beaumaris to whitewashed fishing cottages at Moelfre and modern builds with hot tubs overlooking the Irish Sea. Most let by the week in summer; some accept short breaks in shoulder season.
Camping & glamping
Anglesey has some of the most scenic camping in Wales. Clifftop sites near South Stack offer spectacular sunsets; quiet farm sites near Newborough Forest put you within walking distance of Llanddwyn Island. Glamping — bell tents, yurts, converted stables — has grown quickly and quality is generally high.
Hotels & B&Bs
The hotel stock is smaller than you might expect for a popular destination, but quality is improving. Beaumaris has the most interesting independent options — the Bishopsgate House Hotel and the Bulkeley Hotel are both in Georgian buildings with character. Trearddur Bay has the largest cluster of beach-resort accommodation.
Planning tip
July and August book out months in advance — particularly in Rhosneigr, Beaumaris, and anywhere near a beach. If you're visiting in summer, plan early. May, June, September, and October are the best months for last-minute availability and more relaxed prices.