The Gladstone is based on the beautiful North Wales coast and brings you a great place to eat, drink and stay. With great food and views, it goes way beyond your normal bed &breakfast, what's more it is just off junction 16 of the the A55 North Wales trunk road. It is an ideal location to stop over when travelling to Ireland via the Stenna Line ferries at Holyhead. Or passing further down the North Wales peninsular, into Snowdonia or across the Menai straits to Anglesey. Our bar/restaurant brings you top quality, great tasting food for all of the family. We have 6 beautiful fully refurbished boutique designer style rooms offering you luxurious accommodation and offer B&B with that little extra to make your stay with us special. Our pub has won a number of CAMRA awards for our cask ales and offers a traditional 'local' atmosphere but with a modern twist. We have been awarded an entry into the 'Good Beer Guide' for the last 9 years With coastal and sea views from the restaurant, bar, dining terrace and garden - The Gladstone is the perfect base to visit North Wales on business or pleasure, a stay at The Gladstone, whether for a meal, a drink or a break will enhance your time in North Wales. Together, the restaurant, accommodation and the bar bring you a great place to eat, drink and stay. North Wales now has the world-first inland surf lagoon, the longest zip line in the northern hemisphere, the biggest zip zone in Europe, giant underground trampolines and world class mountain biking tracks together with beaches, water sports and stunning coastal views. Breakfast times: Monday - Friday 8.00am until 10:00am, Saturday & Sunday 9am until 10am. A continental breakfast will be offered to guests wanting breakfast outside these times. A variety of cereals, local cheese & ham, fresh fruit, yogurts, fruit juices are all available.

The Gladstone is based on the beautiful North Wales coast and brings you a great place to eat, drink and stay. With great food and sea views, it goes beyond your normal bed & breakfast, and it is just off junction 16 of the A55 North Wales trunk road. It is an ideal location to stop over when travelling to Ireland via the Stenna Line ferries at Holyhead, or travelling deeper into the North Wales peninsular, Anglesey and Snowdonia with it's world famous mountains and National Park.