My wife and I stayed at the Monravon for one night in May 2011 before catching the ferry over to Dun Laoghaire the following morning. Depending on what you are looking for this B&B offers reasonable value for money. It is basic, clean and comfortable and the cooked breakfast fine. The rooms lack the frills and comforts of some B&B's but if you are looking for a good value stop over, this is very handy to the ferry terminal. The place probably needs an update and renovation but is adequate. Oh, and plenty of on street parking space. The town of Holyhead gives the impression of being a bit run down and sad - the pubs are happening but that's about it.

After a long drive, the welcome could not have been better. Jean and John were a great team, making sure that we were provided with clean, comfortable accommodation at a reasonable price. A guest lounge was available for refreshment and relaxation and provided an opportunity for a chin wag with a fellow guest lasting 'til midnight! Continental breakfast was included in the price, cooked breakfast was available for £4 a head. Altogether a lovely place to stay at a reasonable cost.

We always stay here when we are on our way home to Dublin from the UK.
Perfect location for the ferry (approx 3 min drive) and near some nice fields so we can take the dogs for a walk.
Always get a friendly welcome.
Free internet on the computer in the tv room which is handy to check your email.

My wife and another couple were traveling extensively throughout Great Britain and used The Monravon as our overnight waiting for the ferry to Dublin. The Monravon is a very handy choice for the ferry as it is and easy drive from hotel to ferry. The rooms are VERY small but clean and adequate. The breakfast was very good and well prepared and presented. The owner is a genial fellow and there is a good restaurant within walking distance. The WiFi is a little weak. Overall this is a good choice as a stop in Holyhead when planning to board the ferry the next day