Tal y Foel is the home of Lewis and Judy Hutchings, and is on the shore of the Menai Straits. It is small and friendly, and in a peaceful rural location with spectacular views across the Straits to Caernarfon Castle and the mountains of Snowdonia.
Relax in our luxury WTB-approved four-star farm accommodation (we have two rooms with ensuite whirlpool baths!) and also a caravan in a private paddock.
Two en-suite rooms, one double/twin room with a double and single bed and one double room with additional bunk beds.
Both rooms have an en-suite washbasin, bath, shower and toilet (all with whirlpool baths). Both can take an additional bed or cot.
There are tea and coffee making facilities, radios, TVs, hairdryers and supplementary heating in both rooms. Guests are encouraged to make use of the house, including the conservatory (which has a TV and games cupboard). Other facilities include a high chair, iron and telephone callbox. Musicians can make use of the piano and organ in our private lounge.
There is a choice of reasonably-priced evening meals in nearby restaurants, or you can bring your own food and drink back to consume on the seashore, in the conservatory, or in the garden at Tal-y-Foel.
| Two people sharing | £85 per night |
| Children sharing with two parents | £15 Under-threes free |
| Single person supplement £25 per night out of season or full room price in holidays. Minimum 2 nights stay. Payment by cash or cheque only. | |
Double bedroom with ensuite toilet and basin, twin bedroom, plus sleeping for two in the living area, well-equipped kitchen area with full sized cooker, fridge, electric kettle, toaster, etc.
Central heating, large living area and TV, bathroom with washbasin, generous shower cubicle and toilet.
We provide: Duvets, pillows and blankets, bed linen, towels, tea towels, etc.
Couples or families only – maximum of six occupants.
| Bank Holiday Weeks, July, and August | £650 per week |
| June, September and October | £550 per week |
| November to May | £400 per week |
| Short breaks £100 per night non-peak times, minimum 3 nights. | |
Mon Mam Cymru (Anglesey – Mother of Wales) is a very special place and here at Tal y Foel, the site of the historic ferry to Caernarfon, you can learn about the history of the area. Many features of interest can be seen and you can, by arrangement, take a guided walk or horse back ride.
Today Tal y Foel is the home of a thriving equestrian and farm accommodation business. This is just one component of the growing tourism and leisure industry on the Island that now contributes more to the Welsh economy then agriculture.
