Holland Inn in Isle of Anglesey

Had a great time getting to know some of the folks and making some new friends. This was truly one of the highlights of my trip, and one that will remain a very fond memory. The owners and everyone there were welcoming, friendly, and genuine. My only regret is that I didn’t get a picture of all of us together, and me holding the “Proud to be Welsh” sign that is behind the bar. Diolch! P.S. say hi to the cat for me.

We had an absolute ball in this pub ,there was nothing to much trouble, they allowed us to bring in food ,we also had a big birthday and they decorated the pub for us, bar staff were so nice as well as the locals, even sung happy birthday in Welsh fo us toilets spotless, thanks for sush a lovely welcome x

smelly landlord, stinks, beer not drinkable. Do NOT go there, or be totally drunk already before enter

Was a very pleasant experience the bar man was accommodating. Would happily venture here again when I’m back over.

A really cosy little place, decorated with lots of football scarves and emblems from all over Europe. You can really enjoy a drink or two here!

Stopped off with brothers while waiting for ferry. Very friendly locals and lovely beer garden. Beautifully colourful plants

Ik had trek in koffie en als Nederlandse kon ik het niet weerstaan de Holland Inn binnen te stappen. Cappuccino hadden ze niet maar een Latte wel. Die was reusachtig, kostte niet meer dan GBP 2,- en smaakte prima. Ik zat binnen maar je er is een terras. Ik vond het een leuke kroeg met aardige mensen.

Tried this place on way back to the hotel after a evening out .the place was ok apart from bingo had just started so couldn't talk much .Staff seemed ok and friendly. Liked all the football scarfs. Down like the other 2 pubs we tried No REAL ALE

When I first walked in and everyone looked at me I was a little unsure. But once I got to the bar it seemed ok although needs a bot of a paint job. Beer was cheap enough and quite amusing to hear a old guy arguing behind me about his friend sitting to close this however seemed to worry the very young looking girl behind the bar who maybe should have had a little more help. She seemed to handle it well as I walked out to Enjoy my beer outside. In all the beer was good though and the people in there where present apart from the moody old guy who walked off in a huff as I enjoyed my beer

I stopped in here one night in late August 1981. After several cwrw pints I somehow ended up refereeing a billiards match. I later discovered all the participants were employed by SeaLink and worked on the overnight ferry to Dun Laoghaire. A lovely evening. Glad to see the Holland is still there. Thanks.

great friendly pub full of characters, close to the station and the port, two minute walk from the town

Many travellers, from many nations, inbound or outbound to or from Ireland visit this 'Ye olde style' pub. A strong community and local bar with extremely good and happy staff and very approachable landlords. This is a very welcoming and warm place, made amusingly funny by the locals, who have a very good sense of humour and who welcome all. A normal and mid-priced cost of drinks, with the cheapest pint at £2,50 for lager. Very well kept, consistently clean with a great rear off road seating and flowered beer garden. It can be seen that great efforts are made in the pubs appearance. There are no meal services but plenty of good and different snacks. Overall, a very good visit, value for money and a funny old time. You would come back here again.

Fantastic staff always greeted with a smile an ideal pub to meet up with friends for a good night out

Fantastisk känsla av att vara på en "riktig lokal pub"! Noel är trevlig som få, Willy "the taxidriver" kan hjälpa till med intressanta besöksmål och kör även riktigt bra, de lokala besökarna förgyller aftonen.....

Great spot to visit on the way back to cruise ship. Great atmosphere with a good but limited food menu

After trying a few other pubs in town i walked into the Holland and was met by the landlord Noel with a welcome smile and served me a lovely pint of Guinness after a brief chat about me owning a caravan in Trearddur Bay i told him i was looking for a friendly pub to treat as my local when visiting the town Noel told me that i wouldnt be a stranger in there for long lol he wasnt wrong either after a few weeks of frequently visiting the pub ive got to know most of the loacals and staff too including his lovely partner Sue, If your visiting Holyhead then make sure you visit this friendly local p.s. probably the best pint of Guinness in town lively music free wifi, lovely staff what more do you want in a pub?

I had planned to be in Holyhead for only an hour while waiting to catch the ferry to Dublin, but the ferry was cancelled so I had four hours to kill. I was wandering around Holyhead with a backpack full all of my worldly possessions, but on a Sunday evening, most everything was closed. A kindly gentleman who was standing outside for a smoke invited me into the Holland Inn (after passing by for a second time to find that nothing down the street from the pub was open either). I asked if they took credit cards and he said they didn't but offered to buy me a pint. As others have said, there is very much a community feel to this pub. There weren't a ton of people out on a cold Sunday night, but the folks there were most welcoming and polite. By the time I finished my pint, the kind stranger was gone, but it left me with a very nice memory of my brief time in Holyhead.

Dropped in here with partner to have pint and pass the Time before catching the Ferry. As it was early Evening the Pub was relatively quiet . and the lovely Barmaid made us feel very Welcome .(Thank you for the Kind Gesture of the Apple Fruit tea for my Partner ..Much Appreciated ) .(Toilets were well maintained and very clean.) Free Wifi etc.If in Holyhead Would recommend a visit.

As a stranger,I was made most welcome,not only by the friendly bar staff,but also the regulars as well.This vibrant,well run pub,has a strong community based spirit which is good to see,and rare too,in this day and age when pubs are dying daily in England and elsewhere!!The beer is excellent too!!!Thank you Noel and Sue.The Holland Inn,is clearly on my list for a return visit in the future,

A very friendly local pub were everyone is made welcome, staff are funny and friendly, with Noel and sue making a warm cozy atmosphere and making sure they have one of the best pints in Holyhead, and a real ale that really does "blow your socks off " smashing little pub....

Came in here for a drink - very loud dance music on jukebox with very drunk and louder patrons. Felt a bit scary. I would avoid in future.

I drink here quite often. like all pubs, it has its oddball characters. Noel pulls a good pint and is very informative to anyone from outside the area who wants to know anything about the area. fantastic jukebox that plays what you want (money extra!) clean and welcoming.