Ty Hydref

A sweet little cottage tucked down a winding street in Beaumaris, just a short stroll away to a host of independent shops and some wonderful cafés and restaurants that the town has to offer. Ty Hydref has been thoughtfully decorated with a bright theme and a real eye for interior design, adding to the essence of a perfect romantic getaway, benefiting from a relaxed seating area, and a welcoming king bedroom. Enter into the delightful sitting room and get settled for a romantic evening in, with a plush sofa and an armchair to choose from, surrounded by lovely artwork on the walls, you can snuggle up to your loved ones as you flick through the options on the Smart TV. Rustle up a romantic meal for a date night in the contemporary kitchen, boasting an oven and hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher and all the utensils to make a lovely meal. Retire upstairs to a charming king bedroom, featuring a beautiful brass bed, a perfect place to rest your head after a fun-filled day of exploring the seaside. Get ready for a fantastic day in the downstairs bathroom, choosing between a lazy morning soak in the bubble bath, or a quick soapy shower before dashing out on an adventure. Make use of the lovely terraced garden, where you can sit and enjoy a glass of bubbly on a warm summer's night or dine alfresco in the afternoon! Walk out of the front door and look down to glimpses of the sea, a peaceful setting for a romantic stroll hand in hand. Beaumaris has a bustling main street which is right on your doorstep, home to friendly pubs, restaurants and cafés, and interesting shops, as well as a stunning sandy beach, a pier popular for fishing and crabbing, and a moated castle and Goal all within easy walking distance. Enjoy a walk along the coast up to Penmon Point, taking in the views over the Menai Strait towards Llandudno’s Great Orme, before taking a photo with the picture-perfect lighthouse here for a classic holiday snap. The Isle of Anglesey is home to many scenic spots including the wondrous beach at Red Wharf Bay, now a designated nature reserve attracting a host of wildlife, and bordered by salt marshes and sand dunes cultivating interesting plant species. As well as the shores of Benllech Beach and the small Moelfre Beach, you are spoilt for choice, whilst a trip across the island over to Holy Island will bring you to Trearddur Bay, mimicking the pristine sands and clear blue sea of the South of France, you’ll forget you’re in North Wales. Back on mainland Wales there is plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities in the Snowdonia National Park with walking trails, cycling routes and breath-taking scenery to soak up, it surely won’t disappoint. Pick Ty Hydref as a dreamy base for a couple’s getaway to Beaumaris.