RHOSCOLYN
The Little Nest
Price from £51 per night
from £25.10 pppn
- Guests
- 2
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Bathrooms
- 1
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Location: Located above the highly rated White Eagle pub, offering delicious food, beautiful views, and a cosy atmosphere. Arrival Essentials: You’ll receive complimentary essentials to get your holiday started the right way! The Nest is a four-bedroom apartment above the well-known White Eagle pub in Rhoscolyn. It's pet-friendly, and the interior is showing some gentle wear in places, but the location does a lot of the talking, just a 10-minute walk (4-minute drive) to the beach and close to the coastal path and The White Arch (Bwa Gwyn). If you fancy eating out, the highly-rated White Eagle pub is right downstairs, serving good pub food and real ales.
Location: Located above the highly rated White Eagle pub, offering delicious food, beautiful views, and a cosy atmosphere. Arrival Essentials: You’ll receive complimentary essentials to get your holiday started the right way! The Nest is a four-bedroom apartment above the well-known White Eagle pub in Rhoscolyn. It's pet-friendly, and the interior is showing some gentle wear in places, but the location does a lot of the talking, just a 10-minute walk (4-minute drive) to the beach and close to the coastal path and The White Arch (Bwa Gwyn). If you fancy eating out, the highly-rated White Eagle pub is right downstairs, serving good pub food and real ales.
A set of narrow steps inside the building takes you up to the first floor. Step through the door and you're straight into the kitchen-diner, it's a bit like a Tardis, with rooms leading off in every direction from there. There's a nook for coats and shoes as you come in. The kitchen is well equipped for family meals, beach picnics or evening dinners, with an island that works well for casual gatherings, and the dining area sits in a sunny alcove with room for eight.
The living room has two large sofas and two armchairs around a wood burner, good for cosy evenings, plus two Juliette balcony doors that bring in light and coastal views. A small utility cupboard and a cloakroom (toilet and sink) lead off the living room. From here you can also step out onto the patio, an enclosed spot that catches the sun nicely. There's a duct running down from the restaurant kitchen below, but it's tucked out of the way and doesn't intrude on the space. From the lounge you get sea views, and on one side, a look over The White Eagle's gardens.
There are four bedrooms in total, each with their own storage. Off the kitchen-diner are a super-king bedroom and a bunk bedroom, along with a family bathroom (stand-alone bath, walk-in shower, toilet, sink, heated towel rail). Off the living room are a twin bedroom (convertible to super-king) and a second super-king bedroom sharing the same coastal views as the living room, plus a second family bathroom (bath with shower over, sink, toilet, heated towel rail).
Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 10:00
Pets: not allowed
Parking: available
Wi-Fi: not available
Bed linen & towels: included
The location
Rhoscolyn (said: ross-KOL-in) sits between its busier neighbours, Rhosneigr and Trearddur Bay. It's small, but rather mighty — the scenery never stops being magical, and there's always something new to find.
The main beach, Borthwen, is reached down a narrow lane with more bends than you'd think possible — great for swimming, sandcastles and rockpools, with rocky outcrops made for a game of hide and seek. On the way back up, call into Bodior Estate farm shop, or let The White Eagle do the cooking — decking with a view on warm days, a fire in the snugs when it's not. B Active Rhoscolyn run kayaking and coasteering for all levels, and the Anglesey Coastal Path runs straight through.
Don't miss Bwa Gwyn and Bwa Du, two dramatic sea-carved arches, or Rhoscolyn Lookout, one of the best vantage points on the coast.
A peaceful, rural area — a car is essential. Free parking is available on-site. The closest shops and restaurants are in nearby Trearddur Bay or Valley, about 10 minutes away.
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