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Overview

Property Highlight:

EV Charging: Access to a communal dual charge pod point EV charger
Arrival Essentials: You'll receive complimentary essentials to get your holiday started the right way!

  • 1 bedroom
  • Sleeps 2
  • 1 bathroom
  • Parking
  • Bed linen & towels

Inside Ty Arthur

EV Charging: Access to a communal dual charge pod point EV charger
Arrival Essentials: You'll receive complimentary essentials to get your holiday started the right way!

Ty Arthur (‘Arthur's House') is a lovely ground floor apartment set within the Llys Llewelyn complex of traditional stone cottages, built on the historical grounds of Prince Llywelyn's court. This spacious one-bedroom apartment combines period charm with modern comforts for a cosy and relaxing stay.

The front door opens into a welcoming open-plan living area that is bright and airy featuring windows and patio doors that lead out to a small courtyard garden. The living room is comfortably furnished with a sofa, armchair, and flat-screen TV. There is also a dining table with chairs to seat four, and a well-equipped kitchenette, ideal for preparing meals. The large bedroom features a king-size bed, an en-suite shower room, and double-aspect windows that let in plenty of natural light, showcasing the beautiful rural views.

Guests of Ty Arthur can enjoy various onsite amenities, including ample parking space, and a popular bar and kitchen serving afternoon tea, traditional home-cooked dishes, and a selection of cakes and scones (closed in off-peak season and open Wednesday to Sunday during peak season). The complex also features a communal EV charger with dual charging points. To use the Pod Point, please download the app beforehand.

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 Aberffraw

Aberffraw (said: Ab-ER-frow) is a slice of paradise on Anglesey's west coast — dunes, a Snowdonia backdrop in the distance, and a coastal walk that starts right from your doorstep.

It's a proper hit with dogs, horse riders and families. The beach, Traeth Mawr, is a huge sandy bay backed by dunes, easy on the legs for a beach ride or a long dog walk. A small shop and Llys Llewelyn tea rooms, known for homemade cakes, cover the essentials. A short walk along the coast brings you to the Church in the Sea, St Cwyfan's, perched on its own tidal islet — genuinely magical at low tide, with views out to Bardsey on a clear day.

On-site parking included. It’s a quiet, coastal village with no nearby train station, so we recommend having a car to explore the rest of Anglesey.

  • Village Aberffraw
  • Area Aberffraw
  • Country United Kingdom

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