Seafront Inn

Excellent stop if you are taking the ferry the next day. The detail and services in the lobby/ eating area added to the charm of the place.

I loved my stay at The Hut. The room was small but efficient and had everything needed. I had great sleep in the comfortable bed and appreciated the coffee and snacks provided. Everything you need is close by and within walking distance - food, train station , town centre. Owners provided good instructions to access property and room and were very responsive when I had a question.

Very cute property. However, the photo I saw of the room didn’t show that the bathroom comes out into the bedroom and takes up a lot of space. The bathroom was also smaller and lower than expected. My partner is 6’3 and knocked his head. Not to the fault of the property but it didn’t work for what we needed. Better suited for individuals not couples. Easy access to check in. Clear directions.

Great location

Owners and staff are very courteous, professional, thoughtful, and accommodating. Property is cute and idyllic. We really liked that they have a lounge with some refreshments open to customers for part of the day and night, because there isn’t much that is open in Holyhead after 5 or 6 pm other than some takeout restaurants and a small bar or 2. We’d definitely return.

The room was small but that was expected and was adequate for my stay. Check in was easy as they sent directions and you retrieved your keys from a lock box. The house keepers were sweet and while they don’t provide breakfast they have an area to eat where you can have drinks and relax. My two nights in Holyhead were just for some rest and relaxation before finishing up in Dublin and heading home. The location was easy to walk to from the port. There are restaurants and grocery stores near by and a few things were within walking distance like the cinema, the beach and the maritime museum.

Thanks for a lovely place to stay!

Amazing hosts, perfect location for the ferry, a great stay.

We chose Holyhead because it’s close to South Stack (incredible scenery, and lots of birds - and baby birds!), and Newborough (we didn’t end up going there, but it sounds beautiful). Holyhead itself is a bit run down, and not a tourist destination, more of a pass-through place according to the locals. But The Hut was close to Market Street with pubs, restaurants and grocery stores, and an easy walk from the train station. We managed to get a taxi to South Stack (there aren’t a lot of them), but not back to The Hut, so we walked the 3-4 miles back, but of course that’s not for everyone. Our room was nice - cozy bedroom, comfortable bed, plenty of outlets (but none in the bathroom, we’re convinced this is a UK thing), spacious bathroom, plenty of hot water. Satellite TV was iffy, WiFi was good, no lift so be prepared to carry your bags up a flight or two. No food on-site, but a lounge on the first floor where you can hang out and/or eat your “takeaway”. Self check-in worked well, and allowed us to check-in very late (our train didn’t arrive until after midnight). All in all, a satisfactory experience.

Room was very small. stairs steep and narrow. Close to train station( which is great).