Amlwch Hotels, Motels, B&B, Guesthouses, etc

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Once the most populated part of Anglesey with more than 1,000 ale houses, the fortunes of Amlwch rose and fell with the copper industry of nearby Parys Mountain. Although the Neolithic Ordovices tribe and the Romans extracted copper ore from the mountain, it wasn't until the 18th century that extraction reached an industrial scale and Amlwch became a key trading port. Later faced with strong international competition, though, Amlwch returned to its role as a fishing port.

Our Lady Star of the Sea is an unusual 1930s church built from reinforced concrete. Its ribs represent an upturned boat complete with round portholes.

Here we try to offer a wide selection from budget to luxury hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfast, B&B accommodation suitable for holidays, vacations or business travellers in Amlwch or surrounding areas.

Amlwch Hotels, Guest Houses, B&B etc

LASTRA FARM HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

Hotel

Amlwch, Isle of Anglesey, LL68 9TF

Single from £63.00, Double from £85.00 per room, per night
Single, Double, Superior, Family Suites

Stealing its name from the backdrop of ancient undisturbed woodland, the cottage and its surrounds make a natural family home. Generous windows flood rooms with light that bounces off polished elm floorboards; a wood-burner and Aga keep things cosy, the kitchen is handcrafted, the views are long and bucolic. Upstairs, bedrooms are brass-bedded and floral, tucked under the eaves. You get a handy loo and basin up here, and a sparkling bathroom with a roll top tub downstairs. Children have seven acres to romp in, and a secret treehouse with hammocks and a barbecue for midnight feasts. Resting on the borders of three counties, this is prime walking country. Bustling Ledbury and Ludlow, England's slow food capital, are just a drive away..