RHOSNEIGR
Morawelon
Price from £124 per night
from £20.67 pppn
- Guests
- 6
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
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Braeside is one of those houses that opens up and surprises you, deceptively spacious inside, beautifully renovated throughout, and full of the kind of thoughtful touches that make a holiday feel genuinely special rather than just somewhere to sleep.
Braeside is one of those houses that opens up and surprises you, deceptively spacious inside, beautifully renovated throughout, and full of the kind of thoughtful touches that make a holiday feel genuinely special rather than just somewhere to sleep.
The large sitting room at the front is exactly what you'd want after a day on the sand. Comfortable, relaxed and a brilliant spot to watch village life go by through the window with a drink in hand. At the rear, light pours through bi-folds into a striking open-plan kitchen and dining space, the real heart of the house. Cooking here is a genuine pleasure on the large range, and the separate utility room with toilet is one of those details you'll quietly appreciate all week. The kitchen spills out naturally into an enclosed, secure garden, safe for children to run out into and perfect for dogs who've decided the indoors can wait. Step outside and you'll find a proper sun trap of an outdoor dining area, where the stone chiminea comes into its own, ideal for long lunches, evening meals and squeezing out every last drop of sunshine.
Head upstairs to the first floor where you'll find two king bedrooms. The master at the front has its own en-suite shower room. The family bathroom is well-equipped, with a deep bath for soaking off the salt after a beach day and a power shower for those who prefer things quick and hot.
Up again to the top floor and tucked into the eaves sits a twin room, cosy, characterful and perfect for children or anyone who likes a room with a bit of personality.
Braeside is tucked in the heart of the village, this property doesn't come with dedicated parking but in a spot like this, that's perfectly normal. Nearby options are easy to find, and most guests are parked up within a couple of minutes. We've factored this into the pricing, so you're still getting fantastic value for such a central location.
One more thing before you go exploring. The owners have hidden a collection of cheeky wooden mice around the house for young guests to find, a little 'hide and squeak' adventure built right into your stay. Some of them are still waiting for names, so if your little ones find them, share what they've decided. We'd love to hear it.
The beach? One minute on foot. The village cafés, restaurants and shops? Right on your doorstep. Rhosneigr is one of those places that gets under your skin and Braeside puts you right in the thick of it.
Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 10:00
Pets: not allowed
Parking: available
Wi-Fi: not available
Bed linen & towels: included
The location
Rhosneigr (said: ROSS-nigh-ger) is one of the most dog-friendly villages on Anglesey. It's a foodie haven, a watersports mecca, and somehow packs bars, restaurants, independent shops and golden beaches into one small stretch of coastline curving round the village. Whether you're a couple, a family three generations deep, or bringing a dog who's never seen so much sand, it works.
It's on the pricier side, but one visit shows why. Two stunning beaches wrap the village, Traeth Crigyll and Traeth Llydan, the surf's some of the best on the Island, and the food punches well above its weight. Mornings belong to the water, with Funsport or Gecko Surf on the seafront covering surfing, kitesurfing and paddleboarding for all ages. Evenings bring cocktails, fresh food at the Blue Olive, or the Sandy Mount House or fish and chips from Scarletts on the high street, eaten on the beach or back at the house.
Rhosneigr is best explored by car, with free parking available at the property and throughout the village. The nearest train station, just 5 minutes away at Ty Croes, connects you to Holyhead and Bangor
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