Hotel Cymyran (Holyhead, United Kingdom)

The menus offer a lot of traditional fare, including vegetarian options, and at great prices and portions. Many ingredients are locally sourced, whether home grown right there or from neighbouring farmers. Offsite dining venues are a bit away, so it's a g

Even if you're not very talkative, it's nice knowing that the staff are approachable and quite cordial. They genuinely love helping guests with travel itineraries and whatever will make the stay the best. They're a great source for area knowledge and tips

Exploring the Welsh countryside is easy and fun to do when staying at Cymyran. Starting with the spectacular mountain views, and progressing with the scenery as you drive through the region, this is a peaceful base to use for sightseeing.

You may want to bring ear plugs with you, as the walls are thin, and you can hear loud guests or commotions. Rooms near the bar also suffer from a carryover of noise, so check with reservations about where you will be staying.

Although guests should be responsible for cleaning up after their dogs, the staff is not always timely either. Deodorising the building's interior from doggie smells is not always consistent, leaving an unpleasant welcome for everyone, no matter how you f

The rooms are pretty, yet past their prime, and in need of makeovers. Textures and fixtures are worn, and dust, dirt, and stains are still evident. On occasion, this has been evident upon check-in.