Castle Street, Beaumaris — Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
The Liverpool Arms Hotel dates to 1706, born of the busy sea trade between Liverpool and Beaumaris, and remains a real gem — a handsome Georgian-fronted, Grade II listed hotel near the seafront. Its celebrated Admiral’s Tavern is filled with nautical memorabilia and seafaring items, including timber from HMS Victory, Nelson’s flagship.
There are ten en-suite rooms including family rooms and four-poster rooms, all tastefully decorated in keeping with the listed building, with digital TV and tea and coffee facilities; full breakfast is included with all accommodation.
The bar and kitchen hold a 4.4 TripAdvisor rating from over 800 reviews — see our pubs guide for why the Tavern alone justifies the visit.
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