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Gaerwen Arms
"I am the new landlord of the Gaerwen Arms since end of May 2010. The pub was not doing very good before we took over, but my staff and i have ..." More

Gaerwen Arms
"Pub very clean, friendly & welcoming. Staff really helpful & jolly. Good atmosphere. Beer excellent. Menu varied & quickly served. Plenty of food in our portions,very nicely presented & tasty. ..." More

Gaerwen Arms
"Re visited the Gaerwen Arms, found the staff polite and helpful,place much cleaner, food and drink good,quite a wait for food to be served but the place was quite ..." More

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Gaerwen is located on the Island of Anglesey off the coast of North Wales and is easily accessible across either the Menai Bridge or Britannia Bridge. The town itself today lies adjacent to the A5 Holyhead Road which was the major route across the island. Today however the village is less troubled by traffic since the opening of the A55 Expressway which takes traffic around the village. In the early 19th century Gaerwen was described as “a hamlet on the Holyhead Road in the neighbourhood of coalmines”. Unfortunately difficult transport links of the time combined with the poor quality of the coal meant that this industry never became successful. Today Gaerwen is a well populated village with a small industrial estate off the beaten track and yet easily accessible.

Holland Arms Hotel (0.66 miles)

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The family-run hotel offers clean, functional and good value accommodation, centrally located on the Isle of Anglesey between Gaerwen and Llangefni, in the small hamlet of Pentre Berw. The hotel is just ... More

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Nant Yr Odyn Country Hotel & Restaurant (2.19 miles)

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The Nant Yr Odyn hotel is ideally situated for those visiting the commercial and administrative centre of Llangefni. We are set in picturesque grounds on Anglesey, adjacent to the main A55 ... More

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Bull Hotel (2.66 miles)

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The 4 star Bull Hotel is situated in the centre of Llangefni. With easy access to the A55, connecting road for Holyhead. Stay in one of the top 4 star Welsh ... More

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Tafarn-Y-Rhos (3.13 miles)

A warm friendly pub with a great atmosphere, situated in the heart of beautiful Anglesey. Tafarn y Rhos is a B&B with great views of Snowdonia's mountains, and a pub serving food made from local ... More | visit website

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Gwesty Carreg Mon Hotel (3.65 miles)

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In a country setting, yet with easy access from the A55 Expressway, the Gwesty Carreg Mon Hotel nestles in 3 acres of garden close to the Menai Straits. We offer ... More

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Millpond Cottage (3.83 miles)

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This beautifully renovated farmhouse cottage will provide a wonderful holiday base with spectacular panoramic views over the Snowdonian mountains for walking, fishing, cycling or taking the family out to the ... More

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Hotel Plas Dinorwic (3.85 miles)

The Plas Dinorwic Resort has fine accommodation comprising of bedrooms, suites, cottages & public rooms at affordable prices. A family run business since the mid 90’s, it has an informal and friendly atmosphere. With an ... More | visit website

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Premier Inn Bangor (4.29 miles)

Conveniently positioned within easy reach of the A55. For shops and local amenities Bangor city centre and train station are only 4 miles away. Our Bangor Premier Inn has everything you'd expect, incredibly comfy beds in ... More | visit website

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Anglesey Arms (4.56 miles)

Welcome to the Anglesey Arms Hotel, which is over 200 years old and recently received a huge makeover in August 2011. We offer a warm welcoming atmosphere with home cooked food and real ales. Supremely ... More | visit website

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Ty'n Rhos Country House Hotel (5.19 miles)

Martin, Jan, their son Phillip, Susy the terrier and the friendly staff extend a warm welcome and invite you to sample the delights of Ty'n Rhos - A special place set in a beautiful location on the ... More | visit website

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