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Not the best beach in the world, but ok. The pizza shop is fab, as is the Blue Olive. The pub nearly put us off going in, but so glad it didn't. Dog friendly, the decor is very Mediterranean and the food was fantastic!

We were a part of four with a car, three generations including an eight year old boy. The House we stayed in, ‘Dune Retret’ was perfect with a safe garden space at the back. Rhosneigr has a nice beach with a long shallow drop so safe for kids, paddle board lessons, plenty of cafes, a Spar shop that was open all hours and an air base where we could sit and watch the jets taking off and landing on week days. The Oyster bar, a short walk from the house and Rhosneigr, was a big and lovely place with a huge restaurant/bar but broken up into sections so it didn’t feel too big with a large garden space at the back where all the kids could run and play and large dunes between that and the sea so it was easy and safe to watch them from the deckchairs. Angelsey had plenty to do in a week within a short drive, particularly recommend the Sea life centre, only small but our lad spent hours in there, the Newborough Forest, Puffin island boat trip and on the mainland Canaervon castle and Zipworld.

Rhosneigr was a quiet beach resort. There were good places to eat, a Fat Face, Spar and a few surfing shops. We ate at the Sandy Mount Hotel which had a great atmosphere and very good food. The locals used it for a drink and a meal.

We received clear instructions and prompt replies from our host. The apartment was modern, clean, bright, and had everything we needed. A very short sandy path down to the beach - maybe a little challenging for one or two coming back up. The beach was glorious, our dogs loved it. There were several dog friendly eateries within walking distance, and a lovely lake to walk around too. We’d love to revisit.

very pretty area, we visited over the weekend wasnt too busy but think the very windy weather may have stopped some visitors. We ate at a few places which were nice, had a couple of pints in the local pub, friendly atmosphere. Really enjoyed our stay

I know the area well and Rhosneiger has greatly improved it range of cafes and restaurants in recent years with everything from surfers cafe to high end restaurants to suit all budgets. In the height of the season parking can be difficult and can get congested in the centre of the village as the village was built way before the hugh influx of modern transport