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Yr-Hendre - Anglesey - Gwynedd Tel: 01407 762929

Bought from the Chapel almost 20 years ago as a home, Hendre has been a Guest House for almost 12 years.

 

Our guests are very important to us and we consider your accommodation an important part of your holiday. We hope we provide all the little luxuries you would expect to have at a more expensive establishment.

 

We cater for the individual and can cater for special diets. We will be happy to send a sample menu along with a brochure.

 

Our guests return year after year and have since become friends.

 

Hendre is a very well run establishment and the emphasis are on quality and personal attention which is considered by the guest as being something very special. A Full Welsh breakfast from 6.45 am is included in the pric.

A brief History
Towards the end of the 18th Century, that is about 1777, a man called Richard Jones, of Aberffraw some 15 miles away, enraged the churchmen of the village by listening to the preaching of an itinerant evangelist preacher, and by showing respect to the Word of God by doffing his hat. For this he was sorely persecuted and virtually driven from his home. It is said that he held his staff vertical and let is fall to the ground, deciding to travel away in whatever direction that his staff pointed. The staff, it is said, pointed in the direction of Holyhead, and thither he went, with is wife, family and chattles on a cart. When he arrived at Holyhead at nightfall, he did not get a very good reception, and could not find a place "to lay down his head". But it is said that "an old sinner" took pity on him and offered him an old house to rent.

 

It was there that the Methodist cause is said to have begun at Holyhead, and the people gathered at his home.