Tre-Ysgawen Hall Country House Hotel & Spa

About Tre-Ysgawen Hall Country House Hotel & Spa

Tre-Ysgawen Hall sits at Capel Coch, a few miles from Llangefni and roughly in the middle of Anglesey. The house was built in 1882 as a private mansion and has been run as a country house hotel for several decades. It stands in its own grounds of lawns, mature trees and woodland walks, well back from any main road, which makes it noticeably quiet.

Bedrooms are split between the original house and a later wing. The house rooms are the larger and more traditional, with heavy furniture, garden views and in some cases four-poster beds; the wing rooms are more uniform but comfortable and often better value. All are en suite. Dining is at Noëlle's, the hotel restaurant, which works to a seasonal menu built around Welsh producers, and there is a lounge and bar for lighter meals and afternoon tea.

The spa is the reason many people book. It includes a 16-metre indoor pool, a thermal suite with a herbal sauna, a salt inhalation room using Anglesey sea salt, an experience shower, and a range of treatment rooms. Day guests use it too, so treatment slots are worth reserving when you book the room rather than on arrival. There is also a gym.

Being central, the hotel is a sensible base for seeing the whole island: Beaumaris, Moelfre, Newborough Forest and the west coast beaches are all within about half an hour, and Snowdonia is reachable in forty minutes. It suits couples looking for a spa break, older guests who want a proper country house atmosphere, and anyone using Anglesey as a touring base rather than a beach holiday.