Holiday rentals in Beaumaris

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    Explore 160 holiday rentals in Beaumaris

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Beaumaris holiday rentals start at £53 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    120 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

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  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    40 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    150 of Beaumaris holiday rentals include wifi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Beaumaris stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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An inviting open-plan living space is presented, featuring a modern kitchen equipped with a microwave and coffee maker. The lounge area includes a comfortable black sofa with decorative cushions. A dining table is set for four. Natural light floods in through large windows, highlighting rustic wooden beams.
Flat
5 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

Hafan Fach- In the heart of Beaumaris, Anglesey

Hafan Fach, which translates to Small Haven, is our NEW holiday let in the heart of historic town of Beaumaris. There's a great selection of pubs and restaurants on the door step and it's just 90 metres from the sea. A Grade II listed building that has just sympathetically & extensively renovated to create a luxury 2 bedroom apartment over two floors that's located over a retail unit with shared a foyer/vestibule but each with their own independent access door. Step into an open-plan modern k

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A view from the entryway showcases a charming outdoor space filled with greenery. The scene features a pathway leading toward the Menai Strait, with gentle waves visible against a backdrop of clouds and distant hills.
Flat
5 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews

Menai Strait and Snowdonia View

A ground floor apartment in a peaceful and centrally located square overlooking the Menai Strait and Snowdonia in the town of Beaumaris. Main front door leads to hallway which leads to the apartment front door, there are two small step to access the building. Access is directly into the well equipped kitchen with dining area that leads either to the shower wc room or into the TV/sitting room that leads into the spacious double bedroom. The outside space has a fantastic view of the mountains.

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A spacious studio apartment features a comfortable bed with crisp white linens in the foreground, while large glass doors open to a view of the harbour and beach. An outdoor grill and a plush armchair are visible on the patio, enhancing the coastal retreat ambiance.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 78 reviews

The Old Sunday School Studio

Wake up to sweeping harbour and beach views in this impeccably designed studio apartment, where every detail exudes style and sophistication. Located just steps from the shoreline, this modern retreat features luxury finishes, high-end appliances, and 'wow-factor' interiors that set the scene for a memorable stay. Perfect for couples or solo travelers seeking comfort with a designer edge. This is coastal living at its finest! Note: There is patio furniture & free street parking is available

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Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Stylish, seafront, pet-friendly coastal escape

Porth Hir is a magical holiday cottage. Over 400 years old, beautifully restored but thoughtfully modern. The seafront location and stunning views of Snowdonia and beyond make it easy to relax and unwind here. Perfect for family holidays and short breaks with friends, dogs are also welcome. Just a short stroll from Beaumaris, Porth Hir is a gateway to Anglesey’s stunning coastline, scenic walks and fantastic eateries, with Snowdonia and the Wales Coast Path nearby for unforgettable adventures.

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The open-plan living area is defined by exposed beams and a stunning stone wall. A dining table for four and comfortable seating arrangements are visible. A bottle and glass sit atop a countertop beside a cheese platter, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 15 reviews

Custom Mews

Summary — Historic hideaway for 4 in Beaumaris on a quiet lane Dog Friendly — Yes, one small/medium dog allowed (additional 20 per stay, please state breed) Suitability — Living area and kitchen are upstairs Bedrooms — Two double bedrooms on ground floor Bathrooms — Ground floor shower room (WC & basin) 1st floor shower room (WC & basin) Kitchen — Dishwasher, Neff electric oven & induction hob, toaster, kettle, washing machine, full sized fridge/freezer

Top guest favourite
A historic stone castle is captured at dusk, surrounded by a calm water moat. The structure features stout towers and a textured stone facade, with partial illumination highlighting its architectural details. Grass and pavement are visible in the foreground, leading towards the castle.
Townhouse
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 272 reviews

Comfortable town house in Beaumaris

The property is situated on a quiet street in the historic town of Beaumaris. It is within easy walking distance of all Beaumaris has to offer - stroll around the town and visit the quaint shops and eateries, Beaumaris Castle or just sit and enjoy a drink and soak up the amazing views of the Menai Straits. The property has been recently refurbished with a stylish cosy feel. There is a comfortable lounge, kitchen/diner, small sun room and enclosed small courtyard to enjoy al frescò dining.

Guest favourite
The open-plan sitting and dining area features comfortable armchairs with checkerboard patterns and colorful throw pillows. A wood burner is positioned next to the seating, creating a focal point. Light streams in from the windows, enhancing the airy atmosphere.
Home
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 98 reviews

Stylish Garden Cottage Beaumaris

"Stylish house, deceptively spacious, dog friendly too" Guillemot, centrally located, provides light, characterful accommodation. It is well equipped, tastefully furnished, a perfect base from which to explore. On cooler evenings the Morso wood burner creates a cosy environment, in summer the garden room and tranquil garden are a great place to enjoy morning coffee. The many delights of Beaumaris: ancient castle, pier, galleries, restaurants, cruises, etc all just a leisurely stroll away.

Top guest favourite
A cozy living area features a vibrant red sofa and two blue armchairs arranged around a central coffee table. A stone fireplace with logs enhances the space, while a painting and a television add character. A dining table is set for a meal, with a vase of sunflowers as a centerpiece.
Home
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Cosy, dog-friendly cottage in Llangoed, Anglesey

Step inside 3 Pant Y Celyn, and you will feel immediately at home. Tucked away down a green track in the village of Llangoed on Anglesey, our welcoming holiday cottage started as a quarryman’s home and has been transformed into a light, cosy, peaceful space. A perfect dog-friendly (one well-behaved small to medium dog welcome) bolthole for couples or families of up to four, with a games room and a nearby spacious, enclosed garden. We love spending time here and hope that you will, too.

Top guest favourite
A bright living area features a television on a wooden stand, alongside a decorative fireplace and a mirror above it. Light-colored walls complement a cozy armchair with cushions, a circular coffee table, and indoor plants, creating a welcoming space.
Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 90 reviews

Treflys Beaumaris - cottage with a modern feel

Enjoy a relaxing break in this dog friendly cottage situated on quiet lane in the heart of Beaumaris. Treflys (translated to ‘happy place’) is spacious, bright and airy cottage with all the modern comforts which make it a perfect base to explore the Isle of Anglesey and north Wales. In the warmer months, enjoy the private garden and patio area with comfy outdoor sofa - the perfect sun trap. In the colder months cosy up in front of the log burner and relax in your Welsh retreat.

Guest favourite
The exterior of Crab Pier Cottage is showcased, featuring a bright yellow textured wall. A window with shutters and a flower box is situated to the left of a white front door, which includes a glass panel and a decorative sign displaying the cottage's name.
Home
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviews

Crab Pier Cottage, Beaumaris

Crab Pier Cottage is located on a quiet street in central Beaumaris, and boasts a contemporary coastal feel. The cottage is substantially equipped and benefits from complimentary high speed fibre optic Wi-Fi for your convenience. Ideal for 4 people, with a modern kitchen with all the essential appliances for a family or friends. Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms, each with a King or double bed, and a modern shower room. A small rear private courtyard offers a sweet outside space.

Top guest favourite
A light-filled room features a spacious bed with soft linens, complemented by a seating area of wicker chairs. A large glass door opens to an outdoor space, providing views of the beach. Natural light is enhanced through a skylight overhead.
Guest suite
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

The Nest - Y Nyth

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. We are happy to share with you our purpose built self-contained annex for beachside get away's, and truly hope you get to enjoy it as much as we do. If the weather is kind you can enjoy Ibiza standard sunsets from the comfort of your own room, and there are some fantastic restaurants in Beaumaris & Menai Bridge together with a local pub at the top of the hill ~The Owain Glyndwr.

Guest favourite
A modern kitchen is presented with a central island featuring a bowl of assorted fruits. Tastefully designed cabinetry in a soft green complements the countertops, with high-quality appliances visible. Warm light fixtures hang above, casting a welcoming glow over the space.
Home in Beaumaris
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 82 reviews

Modern Townhouse in the heart of Beaumaris

If you are looking for a modern and stylish home on Anglesey within one of the most charismatic towns on the Island, then 5 Rose hill will be sure to delight. Nestled in it's central town location, it is just a short stroll to the shops and restaurants, the Castle, The Gaol, or down to the waterfront! Teeming with local shops, quirky little bars and eateries, it serves as an ideal base for your Anglesey holiday.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Beaumaris?

    Stay near the historic center to enjoy waterfront views and convenient access to Beaumaris Castle, cafés, and boat tours. The town has charming guesthouses, cottages, and vacation rentals with local flavor.

  • What are the best things to do in Beaumaris with kids?

    Children often enjoy exploring Beaumaris Castle, visiting the old Gaol, and crabbing from the pier. Wildlife boat trips and local play areas add to the experience for families.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Beaumaris?

    Explore Beaumaris Castle, wander the waterfront, or join a boat trip around the Menai Strait. The town also has art galleries, independent shops, and locally rooted dining options.

  • How is the weather in Beaumaris?

    Beaumaris has mild, damp winters around 38–48°F (4–9°C), and cool, comfortable summers that reach 66°F (19°C). Rain is common, so preparing for changing conditions is recommended.

  • When is the best time to visit Beaumaris?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor activities. The town’s festivals and garden blooms add extra interest during these seasons.

  • What are the best places to visit in Beaumaris?

    Explore Beaumaris Castle, the Beaumaris Pier, and Beaumaris Gaol for a sense of the town’s history and coastal character. The Bulkeley Arms clock, local art galleries, and the courthouse are also frequently suggested.

  • What are some hiking trails in Beaumaris?

    Beaumaris has coastal walks with scenic views and countryside trails weaving through nearby meadows and woodlands. The Anglesey Coastal Path is often recommended for those interested in extended hikes.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Beaumaris?

    Families can explore Beaumaris Castle, visit the old Gaol, or stroll along the pier. Wildlife-themed boat trips and local parks also provide space for children to play and learn.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Beaumaris?

    Explore the island of Anglesey's coastal villages, admire the landscapes of Snowdonia National Park, or visit Plas Newydd, a historic mansion with landscaped gardens. Nearby markets and beaches also provide variety for day explorers.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Beaumaris?

    Beaumaris has a variety of pet-friendly accommodations, including vacation rentals and cottages throughout town. Many hosts provide welcoming amenities for travelers with pets; checking listings in advance is encouraged.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Beaumaris?

    Consider packing layers and a raincoat, as weather can shift quickly. Chatting with locals often reveals suggestions for cafes or viewpoints not in guidebooks, and many attractions are enjoyed most at quieter times.

  • What is Beaumaris known for?

    Beaumaris is known for its medieval castle, waterfront views over the Menai Strait, and historic sites like the old Gaol. The town has a reputation for picturesque streets, boating activities, and traditional Welsh culture.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Beaumaris?

    Many enjoy the Beaumaris Gaol, an atmospheric former Victorian prison, and St Mary and St Nicholas Church, noted for its architecture. Local art galleries and small independent shops are also often highlighted by visitors.

  • What are the best foods to try in Beaumaris?

    Seasonal Welsh seafood, hearty lamb dishes, and traditional bara brith are frequently suggested in Beaumaris. Many cafés also serve locally made ice cream and baked goods.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Beaumaris?

    Bring comfortable shoes for exploring cobblestone streets, a light waterproof jacket year-round, and layers for temperatures ranging from 38°F to 66°F (4°C to 19°C). A camera and reusable water bottle can be handy for your adventures.

  • What is the nightlife in Beaumaris like?

    Beaumaris has a low-key nightlife scene with traditional pubs, cozy wine bars, and occasional live music performances around town. Evenings often center on relaxed gatherings and local conversation.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Beaumaris?

    Beaumaris has a calendar of recurring events, including classical music concerts, seasonal regattas, local art exhibitions, and heritage celebrations. Many take place in warmer months and highlight the area’s cultural traditions and maritime history.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Beaumaris?

    Beaumaris has family-friendly vacation rentals, including cottages and townhouses with multiple bedrooms and amenities for younger visitors. Many are near key attractions, public parks, or the waterfront.

All about Beaumaris

Named by the Normans who built its dramatic castle for Edward I, Beaumaris translates from the French as “beautiful marshes.” So it shows. This town sits magically on the eastern end of the Menai Strait, the slip of water between the island of Anglesey and mainland Wales. A walk along its seafront on arrival is recommended: you’ll be treated to Snowdonia’s rugged peaks in the distance, the town’s sweetly restored Victorian pier, and pleasure boats, especially in high season, gently puffing along.

The town proper hosts some remarkable historic buildings, including the 14th-century Tudor Rose, one of the United Kingdom’s oldest black-and-white timber-framed houses, and the Beaumaris Courthouse and Gaol, both open as eerie, characterful museums. Beaumaris is also bustling with places to eat and drink: everything is here, including bakeries, bistros, tapas bars, and tandoori restaurants. It’s also a great base to see the island, only 30 minutes’ scenic drive from the beaches at Benllech (with excellent facilities for visitors who need help with access), Red Wharf Bay, and Newborough Sands.

What are the top things to do in Beaumaris?

The Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path

This coastal path hugs Anglesey’s coast for 130 miles, taking in rolling dunes, woodland, heather, and farmland. From Beaumaris, a walk south to Moel-y-don takes in the beautiful Eisteddfod stone circle, kissing gates in the woodland, and the Menai Suspension Bridge.

Beaumaris Castle

Built by Edward I’s men as part of his campaign to conquer North Wales, Beaumaris Castle is impressively fortified with turrets and walls within walls (it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site on account of its majesty, even though it was never completed). It also played a crucial part in Owain Glyndŵr’s Welsh rebellion and the English Civil War. An exhibition and digital trail delve into all the dastardly details.

Penmon Point

Ten minutes drive from Beaumaris brings you to an unexpected set of ancient treasures: a windy old toll road (bring your change), a pretty dovecote, monastery ruins, and a church with a 10th-century cross. Penmon Point sits at the end of it all, looking out to the kayakers circling Puffin Island, and Llandudno’s headland, Great Orme.

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