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Great location for access to Holyhead port. Not far from Snowdonia NP. Friendly staff, very clean and good family size rooms. Good breakfast choices. First time in this location, as a stopover to and from Ireland via car ferry. Planning to come back to this part of N. Wales for a proper explore. Next year or thereafter, it's definitely on the must see more of list. 🏞️🌅🌄🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The hotel is not in a great area, its okay for a base if your out traveling, there is nothing around there that was worth looking at,, the concrete parking lot is very unwelcoming.. the heating in room 1 does not work, hotel wasn't bothered if it worked or not..breakfast okay...no vegan alternatives. The food in restaurant was okay..this hotel is just okay..it does lack a welcoming atmosphere...good thing dogs are welcome

The hotel is in a really good location it just needs a little TLC , the room wasn’t too bad the bed & pillows both had mattress Protectors on which was good, and two bedside tables but There wasn’t any bedside lamps which was annoying as I like to read when I’m in bed , no plug sockets near the bed either, the sockets seemed to be all in one place, the pillows were far too soft and definitely need replacing, I was pleased that the room had a bath but the plug was very rusty and needed replacing and all around the bath wasn’t very clean, also no hooks on the bathroom door to hang the towels up . On the plus side the hospitality tray was very good and the lady on reception was very helpful as she always brought more for us when i asked .

Everything i experienced at the Valley was positive which is very, very, unusual for anywhere I stay. The room was superb, the bar area, where food was available too, was great. Due to covid there was only table service available but the girls were always available to supply me with a drink as and when I needed one. I sat in the "comfy" chair by the log burner and they even found time to keep that topped up and alight. If I was local to the area and not just a visitor, I'd gladly use the Valley regularly. I walked from the Valley to Holyhead, onto the South Stack lighthouse, and then back through Trearddur beach to the Valley. Roughly, 15 miles. In fairness I'd recommend going the other way around as the scenery, beaches and coves, cafes etc are better and more plentiful. Then if you're not a massive fan of towns like Holyhead, jump on a bus to get back once you get there. Oh, and if you're fascinated by fighter jets, simply look up when you get anywhere near Trearddur beach (which itself is a wonderful place to watch the sun go down) The RAF have a base near and while i was there, they were out practicing through the day.

I couldn't fault the staff but they could do with taking a customer service course. They where lacking of customer service skills. From the woman on front desk to the bar and breakfast staff just hadn't the level of customer service skills you could expect from a hotel. Except for the radiator not being able to turn off or turn down, the room was comfortable. The food was very nice that I got on the second night.

I have been travelling to Trearddur bay for 35yrs and have often seen and driven past the Valley Hotel. I have now visited the hotel where my mother stayed many years ago Ironically in the same room and on the same bed. I suppose that when my children visit this Hotel 35yrs from now they may decide to turn the matress over to give it that lovely concrete feeling -i must admit it keeps you alert i didn't sleep a wink and enjoyed every bit of the sunrise at 5.00am . i think this place should be on antiques roadshow!.