Carmel Hideaway

Studded at the heart of Anglesey with a tapestry of rolling fields and luscious green pastures in every direction is this charming abode that sleeps four. Slightly elevated upon a decked terrace, you’ll soon be submerging your shoulders in the wood-fired hot tub and sipping a delicious glass of your favourite tipple. BBQ suppers at sunset and al fresco breakfasts in the sunshine are best enjoyed with a view, and the sheer array of local goodies provide the perfect ingredients for a slap-up feast.

Climb the steps and swap your walking boots for your softest slippers in preparation for a relaxing evening, entering to find a wonderfully stylish retreat characterised by its dramatic chic decor and comfy furniture. Rustle up something to tempt your taste buds in the kitchen area and retreat to the dining table for candlelit meals, rounding off your evening with your favourite film or an al fresco nightcap in the hot tub. At bedtime, both bedrooms are a welcome sight for recharging your batteries, and there is an elegant shower room too. Younger guests will appreciate the smaller beds of the twin room, and the garden has a set of swings for letting off steam.

Anglesey is a serene landscape that’s poetic in its beauty, transfixing even the most discerning of adventurers from the moment you cross the iconic Menai Bridge. Unravel the secrets of the majestic cliffs, ancient woodland and stunning countryside, discovering eerie historic locations such as Amlwch Copper Kingdom 8 miles away, dining on the catch of the day at Benllech 8.5 miles away or venturing to Holyhead Breakwater Country Park 15.5 miles away for adrenaline-fueled escapades. Clear-blue waters and golden sandy beaches hug the coastline for seaside day trips, but your central location is a sheer delight for walking and cycling too.