The Little Nest at The White Eagle
Quaint apartment for two above an iconic Anglesey pub offering couples a lovely base from which to explore the island.
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Highlights
- This charming one-bedroom apartment on the North Welsh island of Anglesey offers couples a cosy and peaceful base for exploring the surrounding coastal beauty.
- Located just above the renowned White Eagle pub in Rhoscolyn, the apartment has its own private entrance and a calming, well-designed interior.
- The compact kitchen is fully equipped with an oven, hob, fridge, washbasin, and all the essentials for preparing simple meals, with a small dining table for two.
- The double bedroom features a luxurious super-king-size bed, crisp linens, a TV, hanging space, drawers, and a comfy tub chair for relaxing.
- The bathroom includes a full-sized bath with an overhead shower, a sink, and a WC—perfect for refreshing after a day by the sea.
- Guests can enjoy top-notch pub meals and real ales just downstairs, either dining in or bringing dinner up to enjoy in the privacy of the apartment.
- Set in the tranquil village of Rhoscolyn, guests are close to Borth Wen Beach, coastal walks, sea arches, and opportunities for kayaking, snorkelling and seal spotting
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You should know
- Designated parking for one car is provided in the White Eagle car park, clearly signposted for The Little Nest guests.
- The apartment is situated just a 10-minute walk (or four-minute drive) to the beach.
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The details
Situated in the North Welsh island of Anglesey, this quaint one-bedroom apartment offers couples a charming and cosy base from which to explore all that the surrounding area has to offer.
Tucked just above the much-loved White Eagle pub, the apartment has its own exterior entrance and when you step inside, you’ll find a charming and compact retreat that has a peaceful, calming atmosphere.
The kitchen is petite but perfectly formed – ideal for whipping up a lazy breakfast or assembling a light supper. You’ll find a modern oven and hob, a fridge to keep your local produce chilled, a washbasin and all the essentials like pots, pans and crockery. A charming little dining table with two chairs sits by the window, perfect for sipping your morning coffee or enjoying a delicious dinner brought up from the award-winning gastropub downstairs.
When night falls, the double bedroom is warm and inviting, featuring a sumptuous super-king size bed dressed in crisp linens. Enjoy long lie-ins or curl up in bed with a good book in the evening. There’s a handy hanging closet, a set of drawers for your essentials, a tub chair for lounging and a TV for late-night movies after a day exploring the coast.
Just off the entrance, the bathroom is bright and functional, with a shower over a full-sized bath, a sink and a WC.
Whether you're looking for a romantic weekend retreat or a base to explore Anglesey’s rugged beauty, this comfy apartment sits above one of the island’s favourite pubs. Be sure to head downstairs during your stay and enjoy high-quality pub food and a lovely selection of real ales. You’re welcome to dine in the pub, or bring meals upstairs to enjoy in the comfort of your apartment.
Perched on the southern tip of Holy Island, Rhoscolyn is a peaceful village with dramatic sea views and moorland scenery. Its golden Borth Wen Beach is perfect for paddling, rock pooling and relaxing, while nearby coves invite kayaking, snorkelling and fishing. The Anglesey Coastal Path offers stunning walks past natural arches like Bwa Du and Bwa Gwyn, with chances to spot seabirds and seals along the way. With views across the Irish Sea to the Lleyn Peninsula and a name linked to ancient standing stones, Rhoscolyn blends coastal adventure with rich history and tranquil charm.
Tucked just above the much-loved White Eagle pub, the apartment has its own exterior entrance and when you step inside, you’ll find a charming and compact retreat that has a peaceful, calming atmosphere.
The kitchen is petite but perfectly formed – ideal for whipping up a lazy breakfast or assembling a light supper. You’ll find a modern oven and hob, a fridge to keep your local produce chilled, a washbasin and all the essentials like pots, pans and crockery. A charming little dining table with two chairs sits by the window, perfect for sipping your morning coffee or enjoying a delicious dinner brought up from the award-winning gastropub downstairs.
When night falls, the double bedroom is warm and inviting, featuring a sumptuous super-king size bed dressed in crisp linens. Enjoy long lie-ins or curl up in bed with a good book in the evening. There’s a handy hanging closet, a set of drawers for your essentials, a tub chair for lounging and a TV for late-night movies after a day exploring the coast.
Just off the entrance, the bathroom is bright and functional, with a shower over a full-sized bath, a sink and a WC.
Whether you're looking for a romantic weekend retreat or a base to explore Anglesey’s rugged beauty, this comfy apartment sits above one of the island’s favourite pubs. Be sure to head downstairs during your stay and enjoy high-quality pub food and a lovely selection of real ales. You’re welcome to dine in the pub, or bring meals upstairs to enjoy in the comfort of your apartment.
Perched on the southern tip of Holy Island, Rhoscolyn is a peaceful village with dramatic sea views and moorland scenery. Its golden Borth Wen Beach is perfect for paddling, rock pooling and relaxing, while nearby coves invite kayaking, snorkelling and fishing. The Anglesey Coastal Path offers stunning walks past natural arches like Bwa Du and Bwa Gwyn, with chances to spot seabirds and seals along the way. With views across the Irish Sea to the Lleyn Peninsula and a name linked to ancient standing stones, Rhoscolyn blends coastal adventure with rich history and tranquil charm.
Situated in the North Welsh island of Anglesey, this quaint one-bedroom apartment offers couples a charming and cosy base from which to explore all that the surrounding area has to offer.
Tucked just above the much-loved White Eagle pub, the apartment has its own exterior entrance and when you step inside, you’ll find a charming and compact retreat that has a peaceful, calming atmosphere.
The kitchen is petite but perfectly formed – ideal for whipping up a lazy breakfast or assembling a light supper. You’ll find a modern oven and hob, a fridge to keep your local produce chilled, a washbasin and all the essentials like pots, pans and crockery. A charming little dining table with two chairs sits by the window, perfect for sipping your morning coffee or enjoying a delicious dinner brought up from the award-winning gastropub downstairs.
When night falls, the double bedroom is warm and inviting, featuring a sumptuous super-king size bed dressed in crisp linens. Enjoy long lie-ins or curl up in bed with a good book in the evening. There’s a handy hanging closet, a set of drawers for your essentials, a tub chair for lounging and a TV for late-night movies after a day exploring the coast.
Just off the entrance, the bathroom is bright and functional, with a shower over a full-sized bath, a sink and a WC.
Whether you're looking for a romantic weekend retreat or a base to explore Anglesey’s rugged beauty, this comfy apartment sits above one of the island’s favourite pubs. Be sure to head downstairs during your stay and enjoy high-quality pub food and a lovely selection of real ales. You’re welcome to dine in the pub, or bring meals upstairs to enjoy in the comfort of your apartment.
Perched on the southern tip of Holy Island, Rhoscolyn is a peaceful village with dramatic sea views and moorland scenery. Its golden Borth Wen Beach is perfect for paddling, rock pooling and relaxing, while nearby coves invite kayaking, snorkelling and fishing. The Anglesey Coastal Path offers stunning walks past natural arches like Bwa Du and Bwa Gwyn, with chances to spot seabirds and seals along the way. With views across the Irish Sea to the Lleyn Peninsula and a name linked to ancient standing stones, Rhoscolyn blends coastal adventure with rich history and tranquil charm.
Tucked just above the much-loved White Eagle pub, the apartment has its own exterior entrance and when you step inside, you’ll find a charming and compact retreat that has a peaceful, calming atmosphere.
The kitchen is petite but perfectly formed – ideal for whipping up a lazy breakfast or assembling a light supper. You’ll find a modern oven and hob, a fridge to keep your local produce chilled, a washbasin and all the essentials like pots, pans and crockery. A charming little dining table with two chairs sits by the window, perfect for sipping your morning coffee or enjoying a delicious dinner brought up from the award-winning gastropub downstairs.
When night falls, the double bedroom is warm and inviting, featuring a sumptuous super-king size bed dressed in crisp linens. Enjoy long lie-ins or curl up in bed with a good book in the evening. There’s a handy hanging closet, a set of drawers for your essentials, a tub chair for lounging and a TV for late-night movies after a day exploring the coast.
Just off the entrance, the bathroom is bright and functional, with a shower over a full-sized bath, a sink and a WC.
Whether you're looking for a romantic weekend retreat or a base to explore Anglesey’s rugged beauty, this comfy apartment sits above one of the island’s favourite pubs. Be sure to head downstairs during your stay and enjoy high-quality pub food and a lovely selection of real ales. You’re welcome to dine in the pub, or bring meals upstairs to enjoy in the comfort of your apartment.
Perched on the southern tip of Holy Island, Rhoscolyn is a peaceful village with dramatic sea views and moorland scenery. Its golden Borth Wen Beach is perfect for paddling, rock pooling and relaxing, while nearby coves invite kayaking, snorkelling and fishing. The Anglesey Coastal Path offers stunning walks past natural arches like Bwa Du and Bwa Gwyn, with chances to spot seabirds and seals along the way. With views across the Irish Sea to the Lleyn Peninsula and a name linked to ancient standing stones, Rhoscolyn blends coastal adventure with rich history and tranquil charm.
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