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Overview

Lagwn Glas (pronounced Lag-oon Glas) is a modern, cosy retreat that’s perfect for families, and four-legged companions. With a relaxed open-plan layout and plenty of natural light, it’s a home-from-home with a splash of coastal charm.

Lagwn Glas (pronounced Lag-oon Glas) is a modern, cosy retreat that’s perfect for families, and four-legged companions. With a relaxed open-plan layout and plenty of natural light, it’s a home-from-home with a splash of coastal charm.

  • 2 bedrooms
  • Sleeps 5
  • 2 bathrooms
  • Parking
  • Bed linen & towels

Inside Lagwn Glas

Downstairs, the spacious lounge flows into the dining area and kitchen. Two comfy sofas, an armchair, and a smart TV make it easy to unwind, while the dining table seats six for lazy breakfasts or lively dinners. Patio doors open onto a private, enclosed decked garden, perfect for sunny lunches or evening drinks. The bright, well-equipped kitchen has everything you need for cooking, picnicking, or plating up a takeaway. And the wet room is a welcome touch after sandy beach days.

Upstairs, you’ll find two generous bedrooms: a king-size double for grown-up comfort, and a triple room with three singles, perfect for the kids or friends. The family bathroom has a shower over the bath and all the essentials.

Outside, the secure garden is a real suntrap, great for morning coffee, a chilled beer, or a sunset Pimms. There’s off-road parking for three cars, so arriving is easy and stress-free.

Lagwn Glas is set up for real life. Whether you’re here to explore, relax, or reconnect, it’s a brilliant base for your Anglesey adventure.

House rules

  • Check-in: 16:00

  • Check-out: 10:00

  • Pets: not allowed

  • Parking: available

  • Wi-Fi: not available

  • Bed linen & towels: included

The location

explore Rhosneigr

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

  • Village Rhosneigr
  • Area Rhosneigr
  • Country United Kingdom

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