One day is never quite enough. Stay over and see Beaumaris at its best.
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Where 54 Castle Street
Bed and breakfast, including breakfast for non-residents, morning coffee, Welsh teas and catering delivered to holiday homes.
Phone 01248 810302
Website – Bishopsgate House Hotel (opens in a new tab)
Where 20 Castle Street
A dog-friendly pub and hotel. Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Phone 01248 810329
Website – Bulls Head Inn (opens in a new tab)Facebook – Bulls Head Inn (opens in a new tab)
Where Castle Street
Free house pub with 12 en suite rooms.
Phone 01248 810078
Website – Castle Court Hotel (opens in a new tab)
Where Castle Street
Family-run hotel, pub and restaurant. Serving real ales and home cooked food all day. Dog friendly.
Phone 01248 810362
Website – Liverpool Arms Hotel (opens in a new tab)
Where Henllys Lane
Located just a mile from the town of Beaumaris, on the beautiful Welsh island of Anglesey, is historic Henllys – formerly a Franciscan friary, now converted into comfortable, stylish cottages and apartments.
Website – Henllys (HPB) (opens in a new tab)
Where 1 Castle Street
Self catering letting and cruise holidays.
Phone 01248 811671
Website – Home and Cruise (opens in a new tab)
Some are just outside the town.
Where Kingsbridge Caravan Park, Llanfaes
Our four star park is an ideal base for just relaxing or exploring and touring the island and the immediate Welsh mainland.
Phone 01248 490636
Website – Kingsbridge Holiday Park (opens in a new tab)
Where Llangoed
Family run eco campsite, just 3 miles (4.8 km) from Beaumaris, on the Isle of Anglesey, with views across the Menai Strait to Eryri (Snowdonia).
Phone 07725 109791
Website – Plas Yn Llangoed (opens in a new tab)
Where Just outside Beaumaris (Plas Cichle)
A family glamping site based near Beaumaris, with six safari-style lodges and Cwt Coch, a Welsh bothy. Plas Cichle, a Grade II listed Georgian house, is also here; parts date to 1601.
Phone 07837 951790
Website – Wonderfully Wild (opens in a new tab)
Some of the camping, glamping and holiday parks are just outside the town.
Bulls Head Inn, Liverpool Arms Hotel and Wonderfully Wild describe themselves as dog friendly. Please check details directly with each place.
Plan your visit has notes on getting here by road, bus, train and bike, taken from Cadw. Getting to Beaumaris
Plan your visit lists the three town car parks, EV charging at Canolfan Beaumaris, and public toilets. Parking · Toilets
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