Y Glan Neigr

The room was excellent value, and just like the photographs... but. We didn't know how to access the room and check in. We asked at the bar downstairs and rooms are nothing to do with them, just us the codes on your phone! Access is by code on panels on the door that you have to use by blocking light off with your hand. I had to queue at the bar twice to find this out. I had a look round the room and it was big and comfy but every corner was grubby, the bathroom light wasn't working and the TV had no reception. We listened to radio through my Bluetooth speaker and used a battery camping lamp in the bathroom all weekend because phone lines to Anglesey holiday lettings weren't open till Monday. The bar downstairs is where the local hard working trades lads go. If you go into the 'posh' side , it's an Indian restaurant and your dog isn't allowed there, although the place is advertised as dog friendly. I read some excellent reviews about the food in the restaurant, but, when we went down there to eat after wearing the dog out and getting a bit tipsy, and starving ourselves all day. It was aggressively below average! The service was dull and robotic, the bhajis were a challenge to teeth of any age and me and my partner had two different curries with different meats that tasted like stew with a bit of extra pepper in! The bar downstairs is the local lads pub... I loved that, enjoyed having a drink with them. The kitchen downstairs is trying to take over the bar and makes everywhere smell of curry. The rooms are cheap digs, the socket at my side of the bed was loose and dangerous, but I could cope with that. Just wanted the bathroom light and tv to work! We had a drive over to Bangor for a shopping day for my partner in midweek and I bought a portable TV aerial for £1.50 and got it working before they did! Then they came apologising into the room the next day with a team of two and apologies about someone in one of the other rooms turning a signal booster off! All I can say is.... the bed was very comfy and the roof didn't leak 😀

Room 5 was awful. The kitchen staff clearly have no respect for guests staying. Lots of shouting, spitting outside of the window. The music was on till very late. We didnt sleep for 2 nights. The bed is also very small and is not suited for 2 people. Was advised there was ample parking but both days we struggled to get parked. Such a shame as the room was clean and in a nice area.

It was £126 for one night, which in Rhosneigr is I guess 'to be expected', but in comparison to a basic premier inn (which is cheaper by the way) it's well over priced. Has a hostel feel about it. You're sent access details and simply go to your room and punch a key pad to get in - there's no reception or welcome. Room is very basic with one sachet of shower gel and 2 sachets of Nescafe - but then you're done. The noise from the kitchen went on until after midnight whilst they did their cleaning and seemed to start again very early in the morning - so not the best stay. Glad it was only one night. If the price was reflected of the kind of place you wouldn't mind so much - you'd get what you pay for. Should be priced at £50-75/night in my opinion.

The size of the room was great however it was too noisy for a family but to noise coming from the pub and all we could smell was chip fat and curry then entire stay. I would want more at £100 for a room. To make things worse, we were told the breakfast for the room was at Sandymount hotel up the road which was a short walk, however when we arrived the lady working refused to give us breakfast without a voucher which we were not given. The staff at Sandymount were above their station and I’ve never been treated so poorly. Our two children were left with no breakfast.

Ever since the pub has changed hands only a week ago the loud noises coming from the bar and outside our window have been horrendous. Usually from about 11 pm to midnight and beyond non English people talking and shouting very loud every day of our stay. So bad we’ve checked out and booked into a premier inn in Bangor at a financial loss to us. Will not recommend this hotel to anyone although in the past we have had some good stays and I have written good reviews previously. Only positive was we had to go to the sister hotel the Sandy Mount, for breakfast which was amazing.

well. The room was clean and tidy. A peculiar arrangement of no food - we had to go to their "sister" premises, a hotel in the main street for breakfast. The "sister" premises, however, was excellent. the food was great and the service was good. a kitchen on view (I believe it's called "kitchen theatre" in the trade) The actual B&B was a bit tired, upstairs in a pub. But it was a decent enough stopover for our road trip round Anglesey.