Craig Eithin is a cosy single-story B&B, surrounded by lovely gardens and fields set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, close to Trearddur Bay and Rhosneigr, just off Junction 3 off the A55. Located in a prime position to experience and explore the wonderful island of Anglesey We offer two modern beautifully decorated rooms. The bedrooms are newly converted, modern, and comfortable. 1 double-bed room with full en-suite shower (garden view) 1 twin-bed room with full en-suite shower (garden view) All rooms have new smart TVs, free fast WiFi and, tea and coffee making facilities There is a single lounge/breakfast room for guests to share. BREAKFAST Craig Eithin serves a hearty locally produced full Welsh breakfast with homemade bread, Cereals, Fruit, yogurt, nuts and orange juice for a satisfying variety Vegetarian options are available on request also Cereals, homemade bread, Fruit, yogurt, nuts and orange juice is added for a satisfying variety

David and Debbie Williams have lived on Anglesey for all of their lives. They will welcome you and go out of their way to help you enjoy your stay. They still enjoy the endless beauty and walks that surround them.

We are very close to Trearddur Bay and Rhosneigr, only a few minutes drive to Holyhead Ferry port terminal and Holyhead train station. We are only 0.5 miles from Valley Village. Where you can access it by either walking or driving. We are spoilt for choice and quality when it comes to eating out locally. We are very close to Trearddur Bay and Rhosneigr. The entire coastline of Anglesey is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has a Coastal Path that takes in superb sandy beaches, stunning cliff-top walks, and everything in between. Anglesey is ideal for bird watching (e.g RSPB Reserve South Stack), walking, cycling, surfing, golfing fishing, etc The B&B is not far from Popular beaches on Anglesey, Trearddur Bay, Rhosneigr within 10 minutes, and Llanddwyn Beach, . Snowdonia National Park, Beaurmaris Castle, Zip World at Llechwedd Slate Caverns, near the historic slate mining town of Bethesda.